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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1109645" data-attributes="member: 114717">We live in a world where the vast majority of people die because of over-eating than starvation.Who is to blame? The person who cannot control themselves and overeats or overeats without regard to their health - or the food growers, manufacturers, or sellers?Just try to protect people by placing a limit on how much junk food they may purchase. Those people - who blame the growers, manufacturers and sellers for their obesity - will bring pitchforks and rifles into the streets and riot. The hypocritical obese will riot, burn down city blocks because they want their junk food - but according to themselves, they aren&#039;t to blame for eating so much of it that they are obese.This very same thing - hoomans and what they do and do not do - is the reality of the digital world and the interconnect.People are ALWAYS the problem. ALWAYS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1109645, member: 114717"] We live in a world where the vast majority of people die because of over-eating than starvation. Who is to blame? The person who cannot control themselves and overeats or overeats without regard to their health - or the food growers, manufacturers, or sellers? Just try to protect people by placing a limit on how much junk food they may purchase. Those people - who blame the growers, manufacturers and sellers for their obesity - will bring pitchforks and rifles into the streets and riot. The hypocritical obese will riot, burn down city blocks because they want their junk food - but according to themselves, they aren't to blame for eating so much of it that they are obese. This very same thing - hoomans and what they do and do not do - is the reality of the digital world and the interconnect. People are ALWAYS the problem. ALWAYS. [/QUOTE]

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