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  1. People truly desire scrumptious meals in the U.S. Do you know how many athletes consider
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  3. having a fast food meal after practice? Do you know how convenient that is for school
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  5. students? To get blamed for craving fatty foods should not be shunned in today's society. Fast
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  7. food chains like Mcdonald's and Wendy's have been providing jobs to citizens for over 50
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  9. years now. If there was to be a fat tax, it would interfere with personal liberties, cause major
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  11. businesses to decay, and affect the unwealthy immensely.
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  13. It is our right to want what we desire for. Who decides what is "junk" food and what isn't?
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  15. Imagine a kid passes by a Mcdonalds coming home from football practice, starving out of his
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  17. mind. Without a doubt he would have a splendid time wolfing down a big mac. Humbly
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  19. speaking, it's your decision to buy the food, therefore, it's your decision to higher your risk
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  21. for cardiovascular diseases.
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  23. Many of these fast food chains have been providing jobs for decades now. If the government
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  25. decided to impose a tax on fat or sugar content, these companies would simply dwindle.
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  27. "At least one quarter of American adults eat fast food everyday. And roughly 12% of
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  29. American's have worked at Mcdonalds." Imposing a fat tax is blasphemy, there's simply too
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  31. much at risk.