Do you think it's ethical for companies to sell junk food

>>10013911
its ecological impact is the unethical part and due to the general issue of negative externalities in capitalist economies
what people eat is up to them

>>10013911
Eating at all is less of a choice because the hungrier you get the less self-conscious and more driven by instinct you are.
Do I think it's unethical to sell junk food? Yes.
Do I think it's unethical for companies? No, I think it is for people involved in selling junk food.
Do I think so because it's the primary cause of preventable death? No, I think so because it is the primary cause of preventable unworthy disease-ridden wasted life which brings with it a many other complications.

>>10013911
I think what's unethical is government interventionism in the form of subsidy for products detrimental to people's health rather than, if there has to be a subsidy at all, for produce and health food in general. I shouldn't be able to buy two burgers for the price of three leaves of kale (this is what regularly constitutes a "bunch").