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California became the first state in the nation to place a ban on trans fats in restaurants and retail baked goods Friday when Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill to phase out their use over the next few years. Under the new law, the artificial fats must be excised from restaurants beginning in 2010, and from all retail baked goods by 2011.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/26/us/26fats.html?hp
It's sort of funny...while many rabid liberals are conservative in their own lives, they insist on laws which control every aspect of the lives of those who aren't just like themselves.
Then they turn around and accuse true conservatives of doing exactly that, when true conservatives think that everyone should be able to shit in their own bed and lay in it, if that's what they want...though they themselves don't choose to do that.
In other words, libs think they should control others....and then accuse republicans and conservatives of doing exactly that, when it's the exact opposite of what right wingers want or vote.
Kinda interesting insight into the twisted and tyrannical minds of lefties.
Liberals like to think of themselves as the protectors of freedom...I wonder how limiting our access to food increases our freedom?
Or limiting our access to fuel, for that matter?
California became the first state in the nation to place a ban on trans fats in restaurants and retail baked goods Friday when Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill to phase out their use over the next few years. Under the new law, the artificial fats must be excised from restaurants beginning in 2010, and from all retail baked goods by 2011.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/26/us/26fats.html?hp
Liberals like to think of themselves as the protectors of freedom...I wonder how limiting our access to food increases our freedom?
Or limiting our access to fuel, for that matter?
California, a national trendsetter in all matters edible, became the first state to ban trans fats in restaurants when Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill Friday to phase out their use over the next few years.
Well AllieBaba, I must be getting confused in my old age. I read this in the article:
Now, please correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the Terminator a REPUBLICAN? That's why I'm getting confused on your rant on liberals taking away our freedoms.
Yes Echo .... he is a Republican and I voted for him too. Another of my errors.
Now why don't you like the Terminator? I think he has some good ideas, he is dedicated to physical fitness in children, is still involved in Special Olympics, and can crush a can of peas on his skull! Who doesn't like that?
I assume that doesn't include Mexican restaurants.
Well AllieBaba, I must be getting confused in my old age. I read this in the article:
Now, please correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the Terminator a REPUBLICAN? That's why I'm getting confused on your rant on liberals taking away our freedoms.
You are right! Because they have all become "safe havens" throughout the state!
I hope banning transfats doesn't confuse all the transvestites.
It isn't exactly a food, so I'm having a hard time seeing what is wrong with banning it from retail products. We can't put arsenic in our twinkies either.
Though I've got to say, my mom is having a fit because Crisco no longer contains trans fat and it is no longer possible for her to make a flaky pie crust.
