[CharlesW]

> They cannot just outright say what is common sense…

Is it common sense? Or just what we were indoctrinated to believe is common sense? I ask with all sincerity as a SAD¹ eater who hasn't escaped his raised-in-Iowa childhood eating habits.

¹https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21139124/

[goethes_kind]

Removing one of the most nutritious sources of food from one's diet makes planning a health diet harder. And then, because it is harder, it is also more risky. That is what I consider to be common sense.

[0des]

> Is it common sense? Or just what we were indoctrinated to believe is common sense?

Even Dale Gribble would know this is common sense. There is no shadowy 'they' here.

[CharlesW]

> There is no shadowy 'they' here.

Oh, my sweet summer child.

https://www.opensecrets.org/industries/lobbying.php?ind=G230...