.@stephenjduckett - Large consumers of sugary drinks impose a burden on Australia's budget. This is not a 'nanny state' policy #PoliticsHQ
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which australians? Poorest women? &Who can least afford the health impacts of obesity?pic.twitter.com/q9uT00UUdb
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all those terrible low-income earners who won't follow your middle-class lifestyle eh?
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any more than making cigarettes more affordable for the poor as somehow a positive.
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and who do you think still does all the smoking?
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but higher cost has been key in reducing smoking rates.. yes?
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where does this end
@NathanLee?Which 'harmful' foods be taxed next?Fried tax? -
perhaps the externalised costs of anything should be reflected?
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you're making that argument - I think it's bollocks.
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my dentist is seeing cavities in baby teeth that he only ever saw in adult teeth
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that is a worry, all that yukky processed baby food
@BernardKeane@NathanLee@Nicholas_Reece@stephenjduckett -
apparenlty milk the prob lactose being sugar
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any really tho formula has other sugar too
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Come to my workplace to see 'healthy' children having their tooth decay treated!
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Its diet exercise and clean water
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and childhood obesity rates? Are they going to live longer do you think? Do nothing or act?
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what about increased Diabetes, Obesity & MH issues etc. Maybe living longer but...
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