By Selwyn Duke

Comedian Bill Cosby spent years rendering fatherly advice on the hit sitcom The Cosby Show,
but in recent times has received more press for the fatherly advice he
has given off screen. And he’s on the social stage again with a New York Post article
in which he discusses apathy, responsibility, race and religion.
Unfortunately, his pleasingly paternal prescriptions were mixed with
statist paternalism — and naiveté.

Cosby opened his piece with a defense of Little Big Gulp’s (a.k.a. Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s) health puppeteering, writing:

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