English, 08.10.2020 01:01, eddie2468

What evidence against the author’s perspective is provided in “Three Cheers for the Nanny State”? Choose three options. A. Some people do not care much about their health. B. Some people think that drinking soda is unhealthy. C. Some people want more government intervention. D. Some people enjoy drinking a lot of soda at one time. E. Some people can regulate how much soda they drink. F. Some people think that exercise is more important than diet.

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