Should the US government tax sugars and fats? The multiple benefits including increased revenue, decreased mortality rates and a generally healthier population would outweigh any negative results.
Why isn't this happening?
Fat tax
Isaiah Nguyen
Luis Lewis
Marilyn Hamson
Jackson Lee
Those people aren’t far
Angel Sullivan
He definitely looks like he drinks too much hfcs soda.
Austin Morris
Fat
Nathan Peterson
>increased revenue
debatable
>decreased mortality rates
doesn't matter as it affects mostly 50+ / unproductives
>healthier population
less tax revenue from meds and medical services
Sebastian Hernandez
He is an alcoholic
Kevin Gomez
Well, that works too.
Anthony Richardson
>the beautiful people
>the beautiful people
Isaac Gonzalez
The food lobby would never allow it.
Jayden Howard
he's not even that fat
Evan Garcia
yes but only if the revenue goes to Israel
Caleb Martin
>sugars and fats
best it can do is meat and dairy
Cooper Foster
Lol he need to get back on whatever drugs he was on before he die. He is fat than a mother fucker. Holy shit.
Carter Rogers
he's old for that shit, his heart would not survive it
so he has chosen the BOOZE CRUISE
Luis Sanchez
No but they should tax you on your bodyfat % (by age) with separate brackets, starting at 0-18% being no tax then progressively more from there
Hudson Thomas
No tax, eat more shit so you die quicker.
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Gavin Turner
Just tax fat people. Having to look at them is already an assault on my eyesight.
Mason Stewart
But Reece you are rather obese yourself.
Parker Allen
Question: who pays for treatment of obesity related illnesses? Taxpayers? Then yes maybe you should tax sugars and unhealthy fats. But here's a better idea: don't tax sugars and unhealthy fats and let obesity stricken fat fucks pay out of pocket for their treatment... can't afford it? Then just die.
Joseph Peterson
Why not have the govt get off it's ass and actually make sure the food sold to Americans is healthy and not HFCS and sawdust shaped like nuggets and corndogs? Why do.we let our govt export food for foreign money when we could instead use that surplus to drive costs down at home and allow poor people to purchase high quality nutritious foods instead of processed ground meats and plant based substitites? Let the other countries pay a premium for those products instead. Why do they need more money? Especially when the fat people are majority poor and won't pay anything anyways?
Aaron Myers
Squarelyn Ham sun
Gavin Thomas
Lead, mercury and cadmium are essential.
Nothing else will work.