The act of eating or the habit

[Rachel Adams]

Does this sentence mean "I think the act of eating it is unhealthy" or does it mean "my habit of eating it is unhealthy"?
Can I use "and" instead of "or"?
"I like fast food, but it's not healthy. I don't like its smell or taste."
(I mean, at least here, it's spicy and with lots of different seasonings.)

 

[5jj]

All it tells us is that fast food is unhealthy. Common sense tells us that it's unhealthy only if you eat it. The words suggest nothing about anyone's habits.

 

[Rachel Adams]

All it tells us is that fast food is unhealthy. Common sense tells us that it's unhealthy only if you eat it. The words suggest nothing about anyone's habits.

I started a new thread for another question.

 

[5jj]

Not if it's a follow-up to your original question.

 

[Rachel Adams]

Not if it's a follow-up to your original question.

Oh, I thought it isn't. I already statered a new thread.

 

[5jj]

Changing post 3 has made my response in post 4 seem very strange. Please don't do that in future.