“Is pizza really the best food to serve at meetings?”

Soda that does not contain sugar does not contain sugar.

She has made a career of supporting, cheerleading, and defending someone who has a regular habit of publicly insultung and mocking people for their looks, gender, and ethnicity (and even disability) - it is perfectly fair to comment on hers.

Never does a day go by in which he doesn’t yet again prove his claim;

Posting a simple graphic in response to the OP’s dumb comment means I’m “so very upset”? Your comments get stupider and stuoider with each reply. Referencing the diet soda article / study was idiotic for the reasons I have already pointed out to you (more than once) - perhaps you should try reading before commenting.…

So? I didn’t say you did. And I never said it wasn’t clear how they made the idiotic leap from A to (completely unrelated) B.

So? I didn't say you did.

And it’s not even funny if you ignore the complete bullshit - it’s a lame, low-hanging-fruit, unfunny “joke.”

Is it really worth making this much of an ass of yourself to try to defend such such a stupid comment / an obviously failed (not to mention unfunny, low-hanging-fruit) joke? I pointed out it was a stupid comment (even if the intent was to be a joke). Your replies show you didn’t even bother to read the information you…

“They made a crack about Trump and his known predilection for diet soft drinks”

“its got artificial sweeteners”

Also, the other article (that the OP did not reference in their comment here) is about a study showing an “observational connection” (not a causal relationship) between artificially sweetened drinks and an increased risk of certain health issues and early death in women. Even if the OP were referencing that article /…

So? The OP’s comment specifically addresses (by way of cited quote) the information specific to sugar-sweetened drinks (from the study that this article is about), not the information specific to diet drinks (from the the study that the other article is about, and that the OP did not quote).

The findings are specifically about sugar-sweetened beverages. Changing the nutrition content list from “sugars” to “sweeteners” won’t make the product magically contain sugar.

“She needs to honour that promise.”

With that beard he looks like a cartoon depiction of a hobo. 

“We have to hold all of these people accountable [for exercising their First Amendment rights], because if we don’t, our First Amendment rights [which are not of issue here] are at stake here,”

Oh, really? The letter writer never said, implied, or otherwise indicated they don’t know the basics of the language. They also never asked if its OK to order in English at restaurants in foreign countries. And neither I nor the letter writer said, implied, or otherwise indicated that any server wants to have long…

That’s just bizarre - did the waiter expect she’d be happy to be mocked and insulted? Was she at Ed Debevic's of Paris?