Is that suppose to be a bad thing?

It’s a point of view one doesn’t encounter so much in other developed societies.

It would be nice if you had some proof of those claims.

So only Democrats can be trusted?

I can’t wait until you actually face something resembling a dystopia.  The consequences of real-life might make you sweat just a little bit.

Uh...no, there wasn’t any collusion.

“I’ll keep banging my head into the wall...eventually I might be right.”
-Arnheim, 2019

at least we admit dropping the bombs was fucked.

Hollywood almost entirely makes films based on violence and the US is the worlds most warring country by far.

It was a good thing.

Proper science generally doesn’t “claim”, it “asks”. Our track record with chemicals we’ve invented ourselves is... not that great.

But there is also nothing claiming that sweeteners affect someone’s insulin resistance. The stories out there about how sweeteners affect people’s health is that they may, or may not, give people a false sense of “Oh, I have a diet whatever...I’ll have a little more yada, yada.” Also possibly changing their perception…

To think, you could have better spent your time with an article about which frozen brand of fish sticks is #1 instead of this ill-researched and , frankly, propagandized blog post.

Except it hasn’t worked where implemented.

Granted, the falling life expectancy was mostly due to middle-aged American women dying from prescription opioid overdoses and older American men committing suicide.

You’re going to have to prove those accusations with citations.

Sweetness is a flavor your brain and taste buds interpret. Artificial sweeteners do not metabolise like sugar and your pancreas doesn’t secrete the hormones it does when you get a higher blood sugars...because artificial sweeteners don’t affect your glucose levels. 

Julia Childs was British, you ninny.

Except nothing in the study suggests what you’re saying. Do you dolts even read?

#BeefItsWhatsForDinner