Literally just said that they do tax unhealthy food.
Imposing massive duty on unhealthy food is just daft, people are going to buy it whether it's cheap or not. It's like when they set minimum alcohol pricing - I don't buy any less because it's more expensive, I just get annoyed at the government of ********* trying to suck the joy out of life.
Actually I don't think large duties or minimum pricing on alcohol or cigarettes is going to stop binging at all, it's just another case of the government treating the population as a giant cash machine.
I mean I actually read some "anti drinking" tosspot saying "alcohol is too affordable" christ on a bike is that wrong. I remember paying nearly £4 for a pint of beer in a pub the other day, minimum wage is what? £6 an hour. A pint and a half for an hours work for minimum wage workers.
When I was 18 you could get 3 pints for an hours wage in a crap job. They should accept people are going to drink because it's nothing new, cheap alcohol has nothing to do with it - societal standards have everything to do with it. There's nothing wrong with going out and getting drunk - but people seem to have no self control now. We always had fights and things getting a bit messy around kickout time but not to the extent of today - it's all about peoples natural behaviour and attitude and not the alcohol fuelling it.
In some parts of the country it's almost acceptable to go out and act like a ****.
And it's the same with obesity, people put no value on food or diet. Britain isn't exactly renowned for food culture but today is shocking, we're basically turning into America where it's just seen as fuel and convenience is everything. That is what needs to change.