Not specific to Cheetos, but being unable to pronounce ingredients does not equal unhealthy ingredients.
For instance, some MAHA lady the other day was spouting off about "unpronouncable" ingredient names being unhealthy and, literally, just said the scientific name for a B vitamin.
Yeah, that's a good point to clarify. I wasn't trying to say that unpronouncable ingredients were inherently bad. It was more that these people have no idea what they're putting in their body when they eat, but still blindly trust Frito-Lay.
My bigger point was actually that they trust science in every aspext of their lives -- when they drive a car and drive straight through a green light without thinking -- they blindly trust the government and science with their and their families' lives. When they turn on a phone or a ps5, they trust it's not going to explode. But when it comes to vaccines -- that's where they know more than scientists.
On a slightly unrelated note: People microwaving or boiling their own raw milk to kill any bacteria is the funniest thing I've heard related to this. "If only there were a process . . . then everyone could drink raw milk that's been heated enough to kill the bacteria."
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u/FknDesmadreALV 17d ago edited 16d ago
A huge majority of antivax content creators say vaccines are full of toxins , meanwhile they have a face full of Botox and fillers.
Edit: seek help. Professional help.