Northwest Indiana Discussion

Well let's see.
The 10 year old neighbor kid across the street doesn't have access to a bag of chips and a Coke for lunch, so that somehow according to the brilliant reasoning and logic of our resident racist is somehow "government intrusion" in the lives my family.

Damn right.
The government has more important buisness to attend to like preventing poor women from having mamagrams and forcing women to have vaginal ultrasounds.

:smt005


Splinks is a perfect example of how weak and incompetent the Libs are and have always been.

Let me guess, it's everyone else's fault that splihks is a lardass and can't control his own eating so he needs government to do it for him. Government sends his kids to college, tells him how much to eat, tells him where to work and he loves it!


Typical....

N.J. High School Students Planning Cafeteria Boycott To Protest Obama Guidelines

Parsippany Hills Students Ask, Why Should We Pay For The Obese's Problems?

September 27, 2012 11:58 PM

PARSIPPANY, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — Students at Parsippany Hills High School held a strategy session on Thursday to discuss a potential lunch strike, on Friday, over what they have called inadequately sized meals.

“This year you’re eating lunch and you’re like ‘Did I even eat?’ You’re not even full,” senior Brandon Faris told CBS 2′s Derricke Dennis.

New federal guidelines stemming from first lady Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move” campaign have resulted in limits on protein and bread, and an increase in vegetables and fruits. The changes have also come at an increased cost.

All of it has also sparked a student campaign that has included online parody videos of students falling sleep in class and performing sluggishly in sports.

They hope to further their efforts with a cafeteria boycott that will cost the school money, and students like Faris said they want to know why they are paying the price for other people’s problems.

“If somebody’s obese why should someone like me who’s not obese have to suffer, and eat a small meal when I’d rather have a bigger meal?” he said.

“If somebody’s obese why should someone like me who’s not obese have to suffer, and eat a small meal when I’d rather have a bigger meal?” he said.

“If somebody’s obese why should someone like me who’s not obese have to suffer, and eat a small meal when I’d rather have a bigger meal?” he said.

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/09/27/ ... uidelines/

Schools are stopping the kids from bringing in outside food. From what I have been told, the portions in the Hammond Schools have been cut in half, and some kids who brought in their own food were given detentions for doing so.