Comments by "yang paan" (@yangpaan453) on "Business Insider" channel.

Nah I dont understand why theyre calling this "fraud" if theyre abiding by the laws putting in the ingredients list that it isnt real. That is the consumers fault. Not everyone can afford the expensive real stuff. This video just sounds like a bunch of propaganda from the bigger companies to get you to buy their stuff and not the cheap stuff.
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@PhilosophiaeAmator "wHy wOuLd tHeY bAn iT tHeN" is not the "evidence" anyone was asking for. You're just admitting you're blindly agreeing with something without knowing why you do. Not a good look for some one with a philosophy themed account.
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@PhilosophiaeAmator Wow 2 whole paragraphs and you still failed to explain how it's unsafe. You're still just crutching on "because they said so" without citing any research. Surely you're a philosopher.
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@iohin they probably are, but like many things it's in such a small dosage that it literally doesn't matter. My mom complains every time she sees a little burn mark on my tortilla and talks about carcinogens, as if that little burn mark is going to give me cancer.
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who cares? plenty of humans have lived longer than her without her immense wealth and power, its called genetics.
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the fact that theyre harvesting this sulfur so that people can stuff themselves full of sugar is pretty sad. If it were something essential it would at least be a little understandable but sugar? jeez
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@sxke nah, worse than normal grapes because they have way more sugar in them. Id eat a chocolate bar if i was looking for that.
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oh no me rich old person buying thousands of dollars worth of fish eggs as a desert for one meal and being scammed even though I cant tell the difference boooohoooooo @deaansugee
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it all tastes the same to me. I could care less. If it's cheaper im probably going to buy it unless its so increddibly obviously fake that it tastes completely different, which it usually doesnt. This video just comes off to me as big corporation propaganda. Calling it "fraud" and "illegal" when smaller less pure brands usually abide by laws and tell you so in the ingredients list. It's not their fault that people cant read.
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wow you took the one example in the entire video where they mentioned a farmers market, meanwhile throughout the rest of the video theyre talking about brands sold at grocery stores, my guy. @supremebuffalo6322
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I mean it works either way. I could care less, and I do. @GeMojo-vn2rf
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@bespectacledheroine7292 how is it a miracle lmao, plenty of people have lived way longer than her
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@kizarumelon2477 desks are the way of the world bro. physical labor will all eventually be replaced with machines. this kind of work isnt sustainable. every single day he risks drowning. No one sitting at a desk ever risks drowning.
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you're asking all these questions that you dont know the answer to but you've already decided it's a "deeply stupid lie" ? What an inquiring mind you have. @saturday1066
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@PhilosophiaeAmator A philosopher not understanding how the onus of proof works? Lol! It's up to the person making the claim that it's dangerous to prove that it is. I am not arguing for, or against dye in my food. I just have not seen any real evidence that it's harmful and i think it's hilarious that everyone just blindly believes that it is because "they told me so." Food bans arent always based on health concerns but because in corporate America CEOs and companies are constantly at economic warfare with eachother and lobbyists try to influence government decisions for money and power. Just like how they tried to tell you Saturated fats were bad for you and Seed oils were good for you when it's the opposite way around. Seed oils are just cheap to produce. They cause inflamation and guess what the #1 selling prescription drug is? Humira, an anti-inflammatory medication They dont care about your health, they want your money. And you just eat up every word they say because you're not a philosopher, you're a sheep.
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@ Half the world is communist and theyre living just fine. Only here in the US do we pretend that everyone is fine and dandy under capitalism, when we have as many homeless people as a third world country. And people popping off at Medical industry CEOs. And quite possible the worst mental health crisis of any country in the world. Hence all the mass shootings. But yeah bro communism bad
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@PhilosophiaeAmator Logic is something you've not even attempted to use. You havent made a simple point so far and have only played the victim.
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@chasesstuff6010 95 is not that old, plenty of people without her immense power and wealth have lived longer, in poor countries even. its called diet and genetics.
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@greatestbear that logic only works that way around people put bad and destructive things on their body all the time like makeup and tattoos, other way around is a completely different story when we're talking about ingesting something which is far more dangerous as it deals with your internal organs and not just your skin.
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@suzilici wake up from what, and to what? How are you lecturing other people on ignorance if you yourself are saying we dont know all the facts. Do you know all the facts? If not then you're ignorant too, so tell me, wake up to what reality exactly?
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@smileygladhands The word "processed" isnt a synonym for "low nutrient". I feel like people see that word and automatically apply a negative connotation. Processed foods are usually bad when theyre processed for shelf life and to be cheap. Multi vitamins are vitamins, of course theyre processed, theyre not found in nature. But theyre still good to supplement nutrients you dont get in your every day diet.
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@valenciodiaz2644 You can search anything on google and find a study that agrees with you. It's about digging deep and doing enough research from enough sources that all point to the same conclusion.
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@feilox People trust that the multivitamins they buy are legit, the same that you would trust the batch of royal jelly you bought was legit. In either case you wont know what you're purchasing unless you're an expert, so im not sure how this is an argument against buying multivitamins.
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