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Wasn't too long ago you sent a kid to school to learn, not to be fed.
BTW Wonder how many kids lift weights in the morning and exercise 3 hrs after school compared to those who don't? |
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Of course not too long ago parents raised and were responsible for their own children before the village took over.
Makes me think of the famous quote from the smartest woman on earth, 'I'm not a stand by your man kind of woman' ![]() All Bullshiat! Can't wait till Monica let's us know what Bill really thought of his wife. ![]() |
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You are so unawares of the United States you live in. You must wear blinders. We are a country of fat, overweight children with rampant juvenile diabetes and early cholesterol and heart disease, and much of it is caused by the American diet. Why do you think the USA is one of the unhealthiest nations in the world, with out -of -control heart disease, strokes, diabetes not found elsewhere? It's our crappy diets! And school nutrition is notoriously terrible. Chicken nuggets and corn dogs? That's not "food", that's processed crap! What do you want your kid to be offered at school? Chicken paste and filler sausage covered with fried crust and a soda, or a grilled chicken breast with a vegetable and salad and milk? Attacking the First Lady for encouraging healthy eating in American children, with exercise, is beyond petty and stupid. That schools have to provide nutritionally better meals is awesome. What parent with a brain could possibly be against better food and nutrition for their kid? Believe me - plenty of parents in this country - and others - have long railed against crappy cheap fried filler being touted as 'school lunches' and embrace healthier eating for the same dollar. Pizza counting as a 'vegetable' because of tomato paste? Yeah, we don't need to keep doing that. If football players need more food, that's an easy fix, you give sports kids more calories. Let the kids have two meals. That the calories provided are nutritionally better is a bonus and a good thing - not a flaw. The hate directed against this First Lady over her work to encourage health in this country, in our children, is outrageous, petty and stupid.
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"Have the clean racing people run any ads explaining that giving a horse a Starbucks and a chocolate poppyseed muffin for breakfast would likely result in a ten year suspension for the trainer?" - Dr. Andrew Roberts Last edited by Riot : 09-24-2012 at 04:55 PM. |
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