2aguy
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One of the old lines of left wingers is that Right Wingers want to tell you what you can do in the bedroom.......
The truth is....if left wingers will tell you what you can put on movie theater popcorn, what kind of toilet you can own, and now, how much food you can eat at a wedding....do you really think they will stay out of your bedroom?
The left wing can't leave people alone.... it is built into their DNA to control....every single aspect of life.........
China’s communist rubber-stamp legislature, the National People’s Congress (NPC), introduced a bill Tuesday that would mandate a government war against “food waste” that includes ordering guests at weddings and other public events to eat less.
The bill also demands regulation of online videos showing people, particularly young women, binge eating — an increasingly popular trend on Chinese social media.
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The state news agency Xinhua noted on Tuesday that the NPC bill on food waste is 32 pages long and extensively regulates how Chinese people consume food. Caterers of large events would be mandated to use technology to monitor clients closely.
“Catering service providers should adopt measures to minimize food waste, such as improving management systems for food purchase, storage and processing, and putting up posters to remind consumers to refrain from ordering excessive food,” the bill text orders, according to Xinhua. “It calls on catering service providers to use technologies such as big data to analyze the needs of consumers to better manage food purchases, transportation, and storage.”
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Individuals eating at restaurants would face a bombardment of propaganda within the establishment urging them to eat less. China would also mandate that restaurants serve sufficiently small portions, to be regulated by inspections.
The bill would mandate heavy fines on violators, including the potential shutdown of media outlets that broadcast content “promoting gluttony.”
www.breitbart.com
The truth is....if left wingers will tell you what you can put on movie theater popcorn, what kind of toilet you can own, and now, how much food you can eat at a wedding....do you really think they will stay out of your bedroom?
The left wing can't leave people alone.... it is built into their DNA to control....every single aspect of life.........
China’s communist rubber-stamp legislature, the National People’s Congress (NPC), introduced a bill Tuesday that would mandate a government war against “food waste” that includes ordering guests at weddings and other public events to eat less.
The bill also demands regulation of online videos showing people, particularly young women, binge eating — an increasingly popular trend on Chinese social media.
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The state news agency Xinhua noted on Tuesday that the NPC bill on food waste is 32 pages long and extensively regulates how Chinese people consume food. Caterers of large events would be mandated to use technology to monitor clients closely.
“Catering service providers should adopt measures to minimize food waste, such as improving management systems for food purchase, storage and processing, and putting up posters to remind consumers to refrain from ordering excessive food,” the bill text orders, according to Xinhua. “It calls on catering service providers to use technologies such as big data to analyze the needs of consumers to better manage food purchases, transportation, and storage.”
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Individuals eating at restaurants would face a bombardment of propaganda within the establishment urging them to eat less. China would also mandate that restaurants serve sufficiently small portions, to be regulated by inspections.
The bill would mandate heavy fines on violators, including the potential shutdown of media outlets that broadcast content “promoting gluttony.”
China Drafts Law Regulating How Much Guests Can Eat at Weddings
China's communist National People's Congress (NPC), introduced a bill on Tuesday that would mandate a government war against "food waste."
www.breitbart.com
