Freedman's Argument Analysis

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One significant issue with this article was one that would weaken its main argument even if you bought Freedman’s fault-finding over Michael Pollan, which I do, and his devotion to the junk-food engineers, which I don’t. Freedman’s argument is that the ideology of healthy foods really takes away healthy snacks from the lower income population: “The more the idea that processed food should be shunned no matter what takes hold … the less incentive fast-food joints will have to continue edging away from the fat- and problem-carb-laden fare beloved by their most loyal customers” (Freedman
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