Of course. Anything for the children. It's going to take a lot of bubble wrap to pad the whole world though, we'd better get started tonight.
should feeding kids processed food be considered child abuse?
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Of course. Anything for the children. It's going to take a lot of bubble wrap to pad the whole world though, we'd better get started tonight.
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I have a plate that looks like that all the time...
RadiomanATL
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You bring the tinfoil.
RadiomanATL
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I have a plate that looks like that all the time...
Ketchup is processed.
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Have a burger
I have a plate that looks like that all the time...
Ketchup is processed.
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Have a burger
I have a plate that looks like that all the time...
Ketchup is processed.
Don't forget the white bread.
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RadiomanATL
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nah we buy buns, but no sesame seeds b/c my gf can't eat them...
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its all about taste and it tastes a million times better. we also make our own fries before you ask
Out of homegrown wheat home milled into unbleached white flour. That takes some serious dedication.
RadiomanATL
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zzzz
Just a regular American
My problem is that smoking around children is not considered child abuse. I see people take their kids into places that have smoking and non-smoking and park them in a smoke filled area. Second hand smoke does cause cancer and these kids have no control over themselves because they are under the control of their parents. And at home they are continually subjected to the second hand smoke. This is child abuse by any definition but is it treated as such. NO! Its no wonder children and adults have breathing problems because of all the smoke and smog they were subjected to growing up.
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Sheldon
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No.
Child abuse is serious shit that leaves long-term psychological scars on the child. Labeling poor dieting as child abuse can trivialize the term, imo. And it opens up a slippery slope to any potential endangerment being considered child abuse, like letting a kid go outside without sunscreen on.
But then they're not....fries.
Not that it matters, the point is made that blu is a statist fuckwit. Eat your french bakes any way you please!
RadiomanATL
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I'll fry them if you bring the oil and clean up afterwards.
Srsly...I hate cleaning up after frying something. One of the reasons I rarely make my cubed steaks or chicken parmigiana.
Granny
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Child abuse? That's going way over the edge. Our children are far more abused by government fiat than they will ever be from processed food. Do I like processed food or want a steady diet of it - not on your life.
Lazy and/or indifferent parents are more likely to give their children a diet of processed food and junk food.
Parents who are dug so deep into their careers and social standing give their children a diet of processed food and junk food because their busy schedules won't allow them to carve out cooking/family time.
Considering the number of people who apparently have no clue as to how to turn on a stove let alone trying to figure out how to boil an egg - I'm all for reintroducing Home Economics in the school systems.
Lazy and/or indifferent parents are more likely to give their children a diet of processed food and junk food.
Parents who are dug so deep into their careers and social standing give their children a diet of processed food and junk food because their busy schedules won't allow them to carve out cooking/family time.
Considering the number of people who apparently have no clue as to how to turn on a stove let alone trying to figure out how to boil an egg - I'm all for reintroducing Home Economics in the school systems.
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