Dialogue between Radly and David

David Zinczenko: Hi my name is David and I was wondering if you know where the food convention is?

Radley Balko: Oh what a coincidence, why don't you follow me I'm going there as well. By the way, my name is Radley.

David Zinckenzo: Nice to meet you. If you don't mind me asking, what are you going there for?

Radley Balko: Well to join in on the debate regarding the crisis over food and health. I seriously don't think it's the government's or anyone's business when it comes to whatever anyone wants to eat.

David Zinczenko: Well don't you think that some people need the government for those companies,such as fast food restaurants,that fail to clearly publish there nutritional value.

Radley Balko: I think the government should focus on helping individuals to focus on their own priorities and health, not limit our options when it comes to food.

David Zinczenko: But there are people and kids out there that often are mislead on the information they are given.

Radley Balko: We shouldn't have to worry about everyone else's health. We have to take care of ourselves.

David Zinczenko: Okay. But there are foods out there that don't come with warning labels that's harming others. Then how are we supposed to take care of ourselves.

Thesis: I believe that both Radley Balko and David Zinczenko have a point. We do need government intervention to protect the consumers because most of the time they don't know what's in their food. Also the government shouldn't control what anyone chooses to consume, it's their choice. So I have to  say that I can't disagree with either of them.