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Thu May 31, 2012, 06:26 PM

quinnox (15,687 posts)

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So grown ups aren't capable of making their own decisions regarding their food choices, and need to be treated like a toddler.

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21 replies	Author	Time	Post
NYC proposes ban on large sodas at restaurants [View all]	UnrepentantLiberal	May 2012	OP
But the big ones are the best for me to make my giant rum and cokes with!	JVS	May 2012	#1
unbelievable, this is perfect fodder for the "nanny liberals" state type of political attack	quinnox	May 2012	#2
yes it should be interesting	Enrique	May 2012	#6
Bloomberg is a Republican.	UnrepentantLiberal	May 2012	#8
yes I know	quinnox	May 2012	#9
He was. Now a Indie	demosincebirth	May 2012	#16
Only allowed by DU on food.	YellowRubberDuckie	May 2012	#12
Nanny liberals	bjvom	May 2012	#13
Mayor Moneybags is certainly no liberal	erodriguez	May 2012	#21
They can still order 2 smaller sodas which	HockeyMom	May 2012	#3
Obesity correlates most strongly with poverty and church attendance	KurtNYC	May 2012	#4
A "Dinky Drink" law?	derby378	May 2012	#5
Who cares?	bjvom	May 2012	#7
enjoy your stay at DU	quinnox	May 2012	#11
Hmmm...	UnrepentantLiberal	May 2012	#19
but Bloomberg is ok with 'stop and frisk' policies that target black and brown men	Liberal_in_LA	May 2012	#10
I don't live in NYC	SoutherDem	May 2012	#14
That won't work	Taverner	May 2012	#15
Five hours a day or more playing video games plus 400+ TV channels does more	demosincebirth	May 2012	#17
Cuts down on the amount of more expensive food ordered. That might be the real reason for	ladjf	May 2012	#18
republicans' support for the "free market" is very selective. just another example.	HiPointDem	May 2012	#20

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