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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Possibly my most authleft position is that I would strongly consider an obesity tax that you're only exempted from with legitimate medical conditions like a thyroid disorder or elephantiasis and a fitness tax break if you attend a gym for 300min/mo. I'm almost dead center in my ideal weight range (very slightly under) but I could 100% benefit from going to the gym again, and knowing I'd get some money back for my investment would probably push me over the edge to go get a membership again. Make America Healthy Again
gpt
I would support a less extreme version of this like taxes on goods with high fructose corn syrup (the corn lobby would never allow this to happen), stricter FDA regulation on food colorings and oils known to cause significant health issues, and the fitness tax break for having a gym membership. Actually taxing people based on their BMI seems like a bit too much for me, as these things aren't really an exact science. Supporting general health by encouraging exercise and discouraging overconsumption is good though. Regular exercise outside of team sports really needs to be more ingrained in American culture.