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**sirmzereigMix** · 06-23-2012, 05:27 AM

As long as it isn't something that is going to impact health (and I'm not talking about fast food, cigarettes, weed, etc, because we know the effects and make the choice to do them anyway) then the government needs to stay out of it.

Well... that's a little arbitrary isn't it? Why just "health"? Where did this distinction come from?

Embezzlement has no effect on "health" either, so I suppose this should be legal?

So the idiot people who thought they were going to go to school and get great jobs earning six figures are out of some money. Cry me a river. That's a separate issue. Like people, corporations must also be held accountable for their actions. Frankly, I'm tired of millionaires whining about "big government", so you have to spend an extra five minutes in the semester to compile the student data (which they gather anyways), and click "send"... big frickin whoop.

06-23-2012, 05:27 AM	#35
sirmzereigMix Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 449 Senior Member	As long as it isn't something that is going to impact health (and I'm not talking about fast food, cigarettes, weed, etc, because we know the effects and make the choice to do them anyway) then the government needs to stay out of it. Well... that's a little arbitrary isn't it? Why just "health"? Where did this distinction come from? Embezzlement has no effect on "health" either, so I suppose this should be legal? So the idiot people who thought they were going to go to school and get great jobs earning six figures are out of some money. Cry me a river. That's a separate issue. Like people, corporations must also be held accountable for their actions. Frankly, I'm tired of millionaires whining about "big government", so you have to spend an extra five minutes in the semester to compile the student data (which they gather anyways), and click "send"... big frickin whoop.
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