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	<title>Comments on: Health Nazis&#8217; Next Target: Obesity Requires Global Action &#8220;Like Climate Change&#8221;</title>
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		<title>By: JMS</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Excellent article. People only seem to start caring when it&#039;s something they like that becomes the &quot;next target&quot;. They don&#039;t seem to see the snowball effect. You ban one thing, and you have opened the floodgates. As far as smoking goes, that was easy. Non-smoker&#039;s simply don&#039;t like the smell; it was easy to convince them with all the second hand smoke propaganda. They wouldn&#039;t dream of seriously researching the subject, it&#039;s easier to believe the health nazis, and not have to put up with it anymore. I believe there is a town in Canada that has banned virtually all scents.  

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It&#039;s all very scary. I often wonder if this strange behavior is related to a pampered, wealthy society. All our easy-living has turned us into a bunch of delicate, over-sensitive neurotics]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Excellent article. People only seem to start caring when it&#8217;s something they like that becomes the &#8220;next target&#8221;. They don&#8217;t seem to see the snowball effect. You ban one thing, and you have opened the floodgates. As far as smoking goes, that was easy. Non-smoker&#8217;s simply don&#8217;t like the smell; it was easy to convince them with all the second hand smoke propaganda. They wouldn&#8217;t dream of seriously researching the subject, it&#8217;s easier to believe the health nazis, and not have to put up with it anymore. I believe there is a town in Canada that has banned virtually all scents.  </p>
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<p>It&#8217;s all very scary. I often wonder if this strange behavior is related to a pampered, wealthy society. All our easy-living has turned us into a bunch of delicate, over-sensitive neurotics</p>
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