I've never thought of this way of making this point. It's a good one. You could add "for the children" concerning parents preparing meals for their kids.
Flip side: they clamp down on our water usage, toilet capacity, etc. while letting businesses run massive amounts that dwarf anything we are doing. It would seem like whatever logic exempts us from home cooking regulation ought to extend to toilet capacity and sprinklers. Curious how it doesn't.
I've never thought of this way of making this point. It's a good one. You could add "for the children" concerning parents preparing meals for their kids.
Flip side: they clamp down on our water usage, toilet capacity, etc. while letting businesses run massive amounts that dwarf anything we are doing. It would seem like whatever logic exempts us from home cooking regulation ought to extend to toilet capacity and sprinklers. Curious how it doesn't.
Totally agree. A friend made this point to me recently, and I had to write about it.