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Flat White

Big Public Health’s tobacco tactics haven’t worked with smoking. Why should they work with obesity?

20 July 2021

4:19 PM

20 July 2021

4:19 PM

I’m not one for personal criticism, even dumb, socialist, hypocritical, anti-everything Greens. But if I were, I would put public health bureaucrats and their cheerleaders in the medical profession at the top of my list. 

The public health industry comprises people who are adamant we all want to live forever. It also assumes that people require their guidance to do this because, unlike them, we are incapable of making the right choices for ourselves.

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