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  • This is actually a pet peeve of mine too, either go back to Reddit or get with the lingo.

  • I wouldn't call that neutral. Allowing it with no disclosure sounds like embracing but trying to hide it.

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  • I agree, it's very stupid to think the world needs to cater to you and your tastes. It's very stupid to bitch about other people liking things that you don't and not just moving on with your life.

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  • You don't engage by scrolling past. Again pathetically easy to do.

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  • If you hadn't clicked on it we wouldn't be talking. So next time I suggest you follow your own advice and not click on things you don't want to engage in.

  • The without disclosure part tells everything you need to know here. If it's such a benign and maybe even beneficial thing to do then why are you hiding it? What possible reason could you have not to label that? In an open source Community shouldn't everything like that be known?

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  • It's super easy to just not click on them.

    Ridiculously easy. Pathetically easy even.

    It's exponentially easier not to comment on them for that matter.

  • I tried singing it, it doesn't work.

  • He's literally the same as that dictator of Turkmenistan who named everything after his dog.

  • I really don't understand what you're not getting about this. No one's confused about sugar in apples versus juice. No one is confused about serving sizes. Move past that.

    The question was are there exact standards. Is it based upon sugar content? Is it just all liquids? What's your criteria? You said what's healthy but that is so incredibly subjective I don't know why you'd even bother writing it. You could find a dietitian to say you shouldn't eat basically everything. Absolutely grapes. I'm not saying that. It seems like you're not saying that. Which is why I'm confused because earlier your criteria, high sugar low fiber, would seem to exclude them.

  • I'm not really advocating for anything other than pointing out that your argument is inconsistent. Is it about the sugar or not? If not then you've already accepted that there are different definitions and clearly juice is a different definition than a soft drink. Your arbitrarily deciding what's okay and not okay from what I can see of your argument. Adding healthy is even worse. That's an extremely subjective argument.

    What about grapes? They're extremely high in sugar and relatively low in fiber. Is that okay? Do you see what I'm saying? There's no consistency to go on here.

  • Yes that's why I wouldn't tax them extra, however you seem to be advocating for a tax on anything with sugar. So why the change? You say yourself they've still sugar in it so why not tax them according to your logic?

    To put another way, if the presence of sugar isn't enough to justify the tax on its own, as long as the form is somrwhat different, then why not accept the difference between added sugar and no added sugar? That's just as meaningful a difference.

  • Why not tax the actual apples then?

  • I mean shit, logically I knew that but seeing it written out like that is... it's just fucking something.

  • Yeah, cuz they were the bad guys.

  • Highlander 2 was so bad you can't even find it anymore. All you can find is the Renegade cut, which is also very bad.

  • 90% of the answers in here boil down to more users.

  • No, that's how I assert dominance.

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