A growing number of businesses—including video game developers, cigarette companies, soft drink producers, liquor marketers, and fast food chains—are feeling the heat from the government, the press, and society at large for encouraging harmful consumer habits. But in our free-market economy, people are at liberty (free) to choose the products they consume (within legal boundaries, of course).

1. Where does corporate responsibility end and personal responsibility begin/start regarding the harmfulness factor of various products and services we choose to consume?
2. How does your response change across specific industries...Tobacco, Soft Drinks (sugary), Fast Foods, Recreational Marijuana, (violent) video games knowing they are or can be harmful to you or others?
3. What role (if any) do you believe the government should play in defining and limiting "harmfulness" for the greater good of its citizenry, which then limits freedom of choice for businesses and individual consumers?