Global elites think you’re too stupid for soda and beer

June 25, 2025 by theblaze.com

Global elites think you’re too stupid for soda and beer

Global public health elites propose a 50% tax increase on tobacco, alcohol, sugary drinks, and processed foods to raise $3.7 trillion, seen as governmental theft. These "health taxes" aim to expand state control rather than combat illness. The burden falls heavily on working-class individuals. The strategy is viewed as economic punishment, not health promotion. Taxing small pleasures disproportionately affects the most vulnerable. Prohibitive pricing can lead to black markets and overlooks personal freedoms and informed choices. Public health should focus on harm reduction and education, not coercive taxation. Respecting individual autonomy and promoting innovation yields better outcomes than punitive measures.


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