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In response to "Would diet soda be taxed? -- nm" by nubby

I would assume so. It's not like it's better for you than regular soda. -- nm

Posted by TWuG Oct 12 '09, 11:39

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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

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