Eleni Courea

Osborne’s new sugar tax is a tax on the poor

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The fat man of Europe is getting fatter. His teeth are rotting from the sugar in his coke and chocolates. He feeds his children bread and pasta instead of quinoa and couscous. It is time to tax the fat man – he must learn to stop eating sugar.

And today, George Osborne has acted.

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