I was going to write another reply to yet another stupid, ideology-driven, nonsensical pronouncement by the "Center for Consumer Freedom," but I got about this far and decided to forget it. 

Breaking apart their repeated expressions of illogic is a full time job, and sometimes, including today, I have better things to do.

I will, however, take the time to point out again that you can trust them to dissemble: They call themselves a center for consumer freedom, when they're expressly the opposite. They are a lobbying group funded by restaurants and food-processing companies, and they promote corporate freedom — to sell whatever they want, regardless of the consequences on public health. 

When a group's very name is a falsehood, can it have credibility on any topic?