Years of obscene and inflammatory rhetoric by the nanny culture have so demonized some products that the public is starting to equate any use with product abuse. The Washington Post Evidence of their success is all around. The exiled smokers won't be alone for long. It's only a matter of time before America's favorite foods wind up on the same skewer as cigarettes. The nanny culture's success in redefining our dining habits is due in large measure to their ability to change the language of the debate.
Drunk drivers are no longer alcohol abusers.
They include anyone who drinks anything before driving. Soda is no longer a simple pleasure for millions of children and adults. Restaurants in particular have come under withering fire from the most oppressive nanny organization of them all, the Center for Science in the Public Interest. One million people subscribe to his newsletter. Jacobson has dedicated his life to changing America's eating habit, especially when it comes to restaurant dining.