and ur gonna implement that in 2019 not now

I find it so weird people wanna ban shit so willy nilly.

im not saying its a good idea

What im saying is

but its your countries decision

If they can threaten to take a country to court over fucking menthol cigarettes

then wtf are we even talking about anymore when it comes to more serious shit?

Isn't the country too big to fit into court?

its shit like this that has pushed people on the fence about brexit to say burn the eu down

hehehe

Brexit,, Italy, Hungary, almost constant terror attacks in France, and a bunch of other nations turning euroskeptic. Greece's problems, plus turkey... I donno, I actually think the EU has worse political problems than here in the USA.
And we've got ALOT of political problems.

Well its US the taxpayers miss scribble

that would have to pay the cost ofc

u wont see these money grabbing dickheads in brussels pay for anything

People always wanna ban shit.

The only time I can recall agreeing

Was when trans fats were very difficult to avoid.

yeah were in ban-land

It's LEGAL to print "0g trans fats" If it contains less than 0.5

Someone made a comment on a newspaper here

i thought it was very much on point and funny:

And that's a big deal. To have no idea what the 0g really means.

If you're trying to avoid trans fats, what the fuck do you do

@Scribblehatch banning things.... should be banned 😂

How do you find out?

"What isnt required by law, is banned by law, everything else is covered by fining people"

So trans fats themselves were banned.

Which pretty much sums up the state of belgium at this point im not even being sarcastic

And as far as I know, all has been well.

Took the edge off of shopping for shit.

Didn't have to enter an existential crisis for each item.

The fact that it's legal to round down to 0 when beneath 0.5

What the fuck is that.

U guys ever heard about this whole dieselgate thing

surely u did

Non

no?

in the uk?

in the west at large

gov was saying buy diesel its cleaner now saying oh shit it isnt. is that what you mean?

ok well in a nutshell, certain cars from certain car manufacturers were putting out more emissions then the EU regulations dictated they could