Oh Come On!
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Enough with cities doing all they can to try and force people to stop eating fast food. Guess what? You can put the calorie counts right in front of me, if I like it, I’m still going to eat it. You tell me that new fast food places can’t open their doors in your town, I’ll look right at you and remind you that banning a BUSINESS from opening is NOT going to help your unemployment rate go down.
And frankly, you have no right to prevent me in any way, shape, or form, from eating what I damn well want to eat. It is MY job to get ME healthier, not yours. I am sick and tired of seeing articles about this city and that trying to pass measures that don’t allow fast food places to open and banning this ingredient and that ingredient.
News flash, if I know what I’m eating and I still choose to eat it, that’s on me. Don’t tell me that you’re going to pass this law and that law and make it so I don’t have a choice. People say that there’s too many fast food restaurants and that they don’t have a choice. Yeah, they do. They can go home and cook for themselves instead of going to Burger King. They can bring their lunches from home instead of running next door to the fast food place. They can make a choice that brings them away from fast food. But it’s not right to take that option or that choice for those who CHOOSE to go to a fast food place.
The governments need to butt the hell out. Sorry guys, but I’m supposed to have rights and frankly, I don’t think you’re thinking about that. You’re thinking about what YOU want. If I want to be fat, that’s on me. Blaming the restaurant and fast food industry and punishing them for MY CHOICES is unfair and is a bunch of crap. Don’t cry to me when you realize that you’ve put all your fast food places out of business and that you have so much unemployment you don’t know what you’ll do with all the people who are out of work because there’s no fast food left thanks to your stupid ordinances and laws.
