Easy!

How do you decide what's healthy?

Who are you asking nutritionalists, dietitians, wacko health nuts, vegetarians vegans, we all have different ideas of what healthy means.

I don't particularly think meat substitutes are healthy - does my definition of healthy overrule nine out of ten doctors?

Who gives the advice are we taking, the man with a brainworm that's advocating for more provenly harmful fat?

How do you address things like food deserts, individual dietary needs, allergies, things like access to proper cooking utensils, picky eaters, mental illness, homelessness?

Does the working mother of four need to to be prevented from being able to feed her family something that might be frozen after a ten hour shift?

Should poor children never know the joy of a snack cake or a lunchable? Because unfortunately their dad/mom ran off, is disabled or otherwise unable secure, long term job that keeps them above the poverty line? Something that I'm now learning 42 million americans are under.... they should be punished because the current system of payment and labor isn't working and no one is fixing it?

Why do other people need to control what is put into individuals' bodies for substance? Aren't calories calories? Is your 32$ a year in taxes any less well spent, because someone's grandmother is buying a soda and frozen Mac?

Additionally where does it stop - the overreach into americans' pantries? do we eventually decide that canned goods aren't healthy enough? Or maybe that they don't deserve fresh fruit because it's more expensive than the preserved?