FDA Requires Craft Beer To Have Nutritional Labeling

WCCO.COM ^ | 15 DECEMBER 2015 | WCCO.COM

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

By Dec. 1, 2016, the FDA is requiring all restaurant chains to have nutritional facts for beer on tap and all brewers have nutritional labeling,

[CodeToad]

Listen, kid, anyone who thinks like you do isn't worth arguing with: Never argue with an ignorant idiot, they'll take you down to their level and beat you with experience.

[Rebelbase]

Look no farther than the big rice beer lobby for the genesis of this decree.

[John Valentine]

Gobbledygook.

[RKBA Democrat]

And this will spawn noncompliance and a black market. Not seeing much of a problem.

[John Valentine]

Excellent! Correct answer.

[Secret Agent Man]

They want this to continue. The vichy republican leadership, that is.

[Talisker]

Gobbledygook.

No, pathetic laziness. And the reason why the Supreme Court keeps "mysteriously" ruling against "common sense," because Americans can't be bothered to learn how their laws actually work - or even to whom or what they actually apply.

[John Valentine]

Mr. Toad, you will never get anywhere with these “federal incorporation” nutjobs. They spend all their time on Planet 9.

[aimhigh]

This is how Democrats shut down the little guy. Dems love big corporations, because they are easier to nationalize when they take over.

[babygene]

“The feds control corporate law. All incorporation is derived from federal incorporation, including state, municipal and private incorporation. Statutes and regulations are corporate.”

Bologna... Corps are state law.

[Talisker]

Listen, kid, anyone who thinks like you do isn't worth arguing with: Never argue with an ignorant idiot, they'll take you down to their level and beat you with experience.

Funny how you're above any explanation. Slander you've got - legal knowledge, nah, that's too hard. FYI, I'm not guessing here.

[Rurudyne]

Like I've said previously, the real enemy of progressivism is the 10th Amendment.

When we argue against how mush Rules and Regulations, or Appropriations, is too much or how much proper rather than point out that there are no powers given the federal for these at all (when there is none given) we surrender the battlefield for a comfy POW camp.

People like the lawless largess of government so they march right into the arms of tyrants.

When the nation was founded it was intended that for the Citizen everything would be lawful save for things actually forbidden them (murder, theft, perjury, engaging in homosexual acts, and so forth) and that for the central government, and even the States, what was not delegated to them, or we should say expressly permitted to them, would be unlawful.

At present, with the exception almost anything having to do with sex, in this nation the government operates as if the only things it cannot do are those very few expressly forbidden things *** and as a consequence, it doing so very much, the Citizens are regulated and whatever is not permitted (or at least taxed) is generally illegal.

We were to be free and it be in chains.

But it is freed and whatever "freedom" we have now is simply where it has yet to place some chain on us ... for our own good the Statists will always insist.



*** and they still want to debate how much they can do without still doing what is forbidden them ... so much for having been forbidden to do things....

[Chode]

how bout on StarSUCKS coffee???

[Talisker]

States derive their incorporation authority from the federal government. States themselves are incorporated under the feds. That's why, for example, the original name of California was the "California Republic," but now it's called the (incorporated federal) State of California. That's how federal and state laws are "equalized," too - incorporation.

It's all nested corporations, all the way down to... you.

[Fiji Hill]

So now beer drinkers will have to go back to having to choose from the insipid products put out by Anheuser Busch, Coors and Miller.

[perfect_rovian_storm]

Big rice beer lobby?

[CodeToad]

I know, but stupidity needs to be challenged or else others follow them. That high school dropout couldn’t possibly state the laws he claims exists.

[Georgia Girl 2]

He thinks he’s a sovereign citizen. Don’t even go there. :-)

[babygene]

Still bologna... Corporate laws om all 50 states are different and you are registered with the Secretary of State in each of the 50 states.

[CodeToad]

“sovereign citizen”

Oh, wow, one of THOSE losers! “Laws don’t apply to us but we criminals work hard to violate them and twist them to our advantage!”