>>474503Something i find odd is that the food from those types of fast-food-chains does not taste good, I wonder if they found new yet unregulated addictive substances or something to get people hooked on this.
In some places corporate food-like-substances are the only available source of sustenance, especially for people that capitalism isn't allocating enough resources that would enable them to avoid the pitfalls of capitalism. Personal responsibility is not something that can be assumed anymore. We live in a capitalist system that means that the capitalists are the ones allocating the surplus, and by default the responsibility falls on who ever controls the surplus, that's the capitalist class in capitalism, and in socialism that would be the workers. Capitalism is extremely totalizing and individual people can only be ascribed personal responsibility in rare cases and you have to prove it's not systemic.
From a statistical perspective people that get impoverished by class societies, also tend to suffer worse health as a result of the impoverishment. If you politically disenfranchise unhealthy people, you are also politically disenfranchising the people that capitalism made poor. When people try to play these underhanded games of denying political rights to certain groups like wealth-deprived people , via a proxy concern-troll-mechanism, i can't help but think that Stalin was too kind.
You also made a logical error, there is no correlation between having healthy eating habits and being a good politician that makes decisions that lead to a prosperous society. There are many healthy neo-liberal politicians that make disastrously bad political decisions.
If you earnestly care about people eating better food, you have to fix the supply side, everything else is idealist and demonstrably does not work. There are people attempting to do harm reduction by appealing to self responsibility combined with good advice, that's commendable, but it is not a solution. While I've taken a harsh position against OP in this post, OP does get some credit for dunking on a corporate sludge cannon.
Remember we could be living in a world where all the research and development on food science and technology created food-choices that are all generally healthy.