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Comment by s1artibartfast

3 days ago

I just don't see the rationale in framing it as a morality and value test in the first place that is worth reading into.

I have a diet I try to follow in general. I break it all the time and it's not a big deal at all. Sometimes I'll eat a cheeseburger with my coworkers. What does that say about my character? Should it say anything?

How much can one hate a burger? It's not like he is a Hindu or the burger contained his first born child.

I mean, he says "Campaign food is always bad, but the food that goes onto that airplane is, like, just poison" on a podcast, and a couple of days later he's looking unhappy eating a mcds burger with trump in a very publicized photo.

Eating a cheeseburger is one thing, but he literally calls it poison.

Anyway, I hope he does succeed in pushing more regulation on what chemicals we have in food. I'm pro regulation for things like this - the market's always going to go to what's cheaper so regulation is needed to prevent companies poisoning consumers. I'm glad the republican party has come around to this point.