Reply With QuoteI've been to Denmark, and loved it. I think I could actually live there. There's a lot to admire about that country, its culture, its values and its people.
They're off target on this one.
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I've been to Denmark, and loved it. I think I could actually live there. There's a lot to admire about that country, its culture, its values and its people.
They're off target on this one.
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A-yup. It'll take time to figure that out, though. Hopefully they do.Originally Posted by Sullydog
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Um...why? Oh, you guys still think fats make you fat? Cool.Danish officials say they hope the new tax will help limit the population's intake of fatty foods.
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Hey Denmark, the 1980s just called, they're hoping to get their junk science public health policy back.
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Wasn't saturated fat vilified because George McGovern had some pansy vegetarian nonscientist staffer put together that horrible report?
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Evidently, their congress critters are no different than those any place else. Social engineering via tax policy, jeesh. Make no mistake this is social engineering wrapped in health policy clothing. The problem is, the unintended consequences of this foolishness can be devastating.
Let's hope it doesn't take a national health disaster like the one here in the States that will creep up on their beautiful country in twenty years' time to wake them up from this stupidity.
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expensive sheep ass fat, expensive sheep ass fat everywhere...
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Yeah, it sucks. Whole milk is now even more expensive..
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