And your choices are superior because....?

[Ironclad Alibi]

What really confuses me is when I see something that says "100% fruit juice" then on the side lists HFCS. Um, then no..it is not 100%, I GUESS that if it was corn juice (ugh..don't want to taste that) I might be willing to let it go, but never seen 'corn juice'. Anyhow...

There are rules in the US about how "100% fruit juice" has to be labeled. The linked rules state:

(3) If the beverage contains 100 percent juice and also contains non-juice ingredients that do not result in a diminution of the juice soluble solids or, in the case of expressed juice, in a change in the volume, when the 100 percent juice declaration appears on a panel of the label that does not also bear the ingredient statement, it must be accompanied by the phrase "with added ___," the blank filled in with a term such as "ingredient(s)," "preservative," or "sweetener," as appropriate (e.g., "100% juice with added sweetener"), except that when the presence of the non-juice ingredient(s) is declared as a part of the statement of identity of the product, this phrase need not accompany the 100 percent juice declaration.

[Mytical]

*nods* That is their rules, I have my own.

[Ironclad Alibi]

*nods* That is their rules, I have my own.

Which means reading the label lets you apply your rules for what you purchase, contary to what some SCs mentioned elsewhere seem to think.

[Mytical]

Exactly. Reading is not black voodoo magic to me

[DeltaSierra]

On a similar vein, my 7 year old nephew LOVES the taste of coffee, and quite often, from the time he was 3 or 4, when we went to Tim Horton's for lunch, he'd ask to have a sip of mine after it had gotten cold. I ONLY drink decaf, with cream and splenda. I lost count the number of times busybodies would feel it was their job to tell me that "coffee is bad for children, it will stunt their growth/brain and I'm a bad person for letting my nephew drink it" - this said while they bought caffeine-and-sugar laden sodas for their kids of the same age.