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In response to "ST Poll. I'm seeing ads saying "Tell Congess no taxes on soda and juice drinks" because it'll make it harder for families to feed their kids. Should" by TWuG

Would diet soda be taxed? -- nm

Posted by nubby Oct 12 '09, 11:36

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I would assume so. It's not like it's better for you than regular soda. -- nm - TWuG Oct 12, 11:39 9
- sure they are, in that they don't contain 150 nutritionless calories per can. -- nm - Reagen Oct 12, 11:41 7
  - instead they contain artificial chemicals. - znufrii Oct 12, 11:42 6
    - we just had the discussion the other day. Not proven in any meaningful manner. - Reagen Oct 12, 11:44
    - Your IM: Such as? -- nm - con_carne Oct 12, 11:43 4
      - Diet sodas give the illusion (to many) of being good for you. -- nm - Spawn Oct 12, 11:43 3
        
        no one should claim it's health food. But as an alternative to drinking the same amount of regular pop, it's better for you. - Reagen Oct 12, 11:46
        
        actually diet soda's are an illution to everyone - Danedukenuuk Oct 12, 11:45
        
        I would never say my Cherry Coke Zero is good for me but it is significantly better for me than drinking sugared pop -- nm - oblique Oct 12, 11:45
- well fewer calories IS in fact better for most people in the western world -- nm - Danedukenuuk Oct 12, 11:40
Eventually. -- nm - Dr.Vermin, on a slippery slope Oct 12, 11:37 1
- becorse it contains Co2? - Danedukenuuk Oct 12, 11:37
read my post -- nm - Danedukenuuk Oct 12, 11:37

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