[wjcsux]

Bottom line. The government has no business telling us what we can eat, drink or whatever. They have no business telling me I have to wear a seat belt in my car "for my own good". I don't smoke, don't abuse alcohol, don't use drugs, wear my seatbelt, and wear my helmet while riding my motorcycle. I exercise 4-5 times a week, and have a low-fat, low-sodium diet. I make these choices for myself for MY OWN GOOD. I don't need some government pinhead legislating common sense to me.

[Wolfie]

Bottom line. Williams' premise is flawed. I know from whence this madness was spawned, and it wasn't the tobacco settlement.

[slimer]

I don't smoke, don't abuse alcohol, don't use drugs, wear my seatbelt, and wear my helmet while riding my motorcycle.

I don't smoke, drink alcohol or cuss.

$h!t! I left my damned cigarettes at the bar last night.

[metesky]

I don't smoke, don't abuse alcohol, don't use drugs, wear my seatbelt, and wear my helmet while riding my motorcycle. I exercise 4-5 times a week, and have a low-fat, low-sodium diet. I make these choices for myself for MY OWN GOOD. I don't need some government pinhead legislating common sense to me.

I smoke, drink like a freepin' swine, smoke weed like thre's no tomorrow, never wear a GD seatbelt, don't ride anymore (no time; I'm always drunk or high). My idea of excersise is going down to the fridge to get another libation, eat red meat three times a day, slathering it all with as much salt as I can. I make these choices for my own good (What works for my 95 year old father works for me). I don't need some government pinhead legislating common sense to me.

How come if you and I, coming from the opposite side of the spectrum, can see it, so many are blind?