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Public health and the nanny state | Prof Martin Wilkinson

Nanny states treat adults like children, they get too worked up about supposed threats to health and safety, and they like being controlling. Many of us do not want what Angela Ince, a UK columnist, called ‘the whole irritating, complacent, smug, Nanny-knows-best, eat-up-your-nice-spinach-or-your-hair-won’t-curl of today’s Nanny State.’ But many of us want to be healthy rather than ill, and alive rather than dead. Does a state really nanny us when it uses its power to make us healthier? If it does, should it stop? Is it wrong to tax cigarettes heavily, sugar lightly, and alcohol in the middle? Should the density of fast-food outlets be reduced? Should advertising campaigns make smokers feel dirty or guilty? ---- Subscribe - http://bit.ly/KeeleSub Instagram - http://bit.ly/KeeleInsta Twitter - http://bit.ly/KeeleTwitter Facebook - http://bit.ly/KeeleFB Website - http://bit.ly/KeeleWeb