Brickbat: A Red Meat Issue

The government of Utrecht, Netherlands, has banned ads for meat on bus stops and other government-owned spaces. The city has previously banned ads for fossil fuels, cars, and flying. City officials say the bans could have a positive impact on residents' health and on the climate.

Comments

[Adans smith]

Let them eat tulips!

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[mad.casual]

The tulips around your mouth or the tulips in their Netherlands?

[Its_Not_Inevitable]

Tulip Mania!

[Chumby]

Utrecht is no longer taxing these items? Cool.

[Fist of Etiquette]

For that government's sake I hope no one bans pointless signaling.

[mad.casual]

Meat banned. Phony baloney jobs remain unscathed.

[Ersatz]

Mel Brooks presents his shocked face.

[Brandybuck]

I didn't get a harrummph out of that man!

[Sometimes a Great Notion]

Harold and Kumar Don't Go to Utrecht is going to be the worst one.

[Idaho-Bob]

Just ban meat, cars, flying, and fossil fuels. Why fuck around?

[GroundTruth]

Can mandatory hysterectomies be far off for any woman who has had more than one child? After all, fewer people means a better planet, apparently.

[Naime Bond]

Ban all advertising outside of the internet and directories, and make it all opt in only. If I need something I'll find you, you won't find me.
I bet the suicide rate would go down 5%.

[AT]

"Could."

[Ersatz]

I dont know about what everyone else thinks but as food porn goes, thats a good looking burger