So then do you punish the chefs for making their food too appealing?

saxelsen an hour ago | parent | next [-]

If the monopolist chef is deliberately adding addictive ingredients that causes health problems, I think, yes, they're the ones to punish or address the problem with.

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Ajedi32 an hour ago | parent [-]

Facebook does not have a monopoly on social media. (He says, writing on a competing social media site.)

> addictive ingredients that causes health problems

Like sugar? Are we going to make candy illegal now? Through the court system, retroactively, with no legislative mandate?

	▲	blackoil 42 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		We may requires, high sugar food to be labeled like cigarettes, maximum portion size available (largest drink can be 500ml), put more tax on it, advertise against it, ban in schools, ban advertisements in children program/movies.

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techblueberry an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Yes