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I wonder if you'll have to have a prescription in order to buy an orange. I wonder if the Vegan Taliban would sacrifice their oranges for the "common good".

The Codex Alimentarius Commission is still in session to set the standards of how much real juice can be in orange juice. Oranges will simply be priced high enough to discourage juice junkies.

As far as the common good goes...Delicious and nutritious Soylent Green is in our future.
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The Codex Alimentarius Commission is still in session to set the standards of how much real juice can be in orange juice. Oranges will simply be priced high enough to discourage juice junkies.

Much like how the conventional free speech Internet will be priced out of Joe Average's reach (in the form of internet taxes and computer taxes), forcing Joe Average to move to the no-free-speech Internet2?

BTW, I forgot...I'll probably go to jail in the future for a hate crime for calling them the Vegan Taliban...after all, they probably won't allow a "grandfather clause" for hate speech used before the inevitable federal hate crime law which will criminalize hate speech. So I guess when the kook fringe of the Democratic Party gets control of the government, I'll probably be sentenced to life without parole for violating the "three strikes" law. I admit to using hate speech on the internet toward the following groups :

1. Vegans/Vegetarians
2. Atheists
3. Communists
4. Liberals
5. RINOs
6. UN supporters
7. Globalists
8. NWO advocates
9. Illegal immigrants
10. North American Union advocates
11. Animal Rights Activists
12. Homos
13. Trannies
14. Human RFID-Chipping Advocates
15. Self-hating Jews (I've often said "Good Jews are Jews, but evil Jews are k***s")

Yeah...I'm sure I'm screwed...which is why we should vote for freedom, because if one person in the United States can be imprisoned for hate speech, everybody can.