The School Lunches Malia And Sasha Eat Vs. The Crap Michelle Obama Has Foisted On America

[RKMBrown]

They can make lunch. Buying a school lunch is entirely optional.

Taxpayers have already paid for those school lunches, moron. That part isn't optional. what you're saying is that parents have the option of paying twice.

Liberals are mentally retarded. That's the only explanation for such idiocies. You have to talk to them like they are children.

And what you're saying is you're too lazy to get off your fat ass and make your kid's lunches. Gotcha.

What I'm saying is that you and your Komrades are a gang of assholes who want to impose your "standards" on people who don't want them. Parents paid for school lunches with their taxes. They are the only ones who should determine what they contain.

Ok. Go ahead and call your kid's school and tell them you want your kids served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches every day. They'll tell you the same thing I did:

Good. Make them or STFU.

And be ready to be liable for their fellow students deaths from peanut allergies because your kids traded away that nasty shit for something else.

I packed lunches this morning, it was an " I don't wanna eat cafeteria food" day

Almond butter and honey on artisan bread with rosemary and sea salt potato wedges,with a wedge of chocolate pie and a bottled water (Perrier of course)

******* poor people.

Perrier? Dude, San Pellegrino is the way to go. But those wedges sound good.. ok now I have to cook.

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

Taxpayers have already paid for those school lunches, moron. That part isn't optional. what you're saying is that parents have the option of paying twice.

Liberals are mentally retarded. That's the only explanation for such idiocies. You have to talk to them like they are children.

And what you're saying is you're too lazy to get off your fat ass and make your kid's lunches. Gotcha.

What I'm saying is that you and your Komrades are a gang of assholes who want to impose your "standards" on people who don't want them. Parents paid for school lunches with their taxes. They are the only ones who should determine what they contain.

Ok. Go ahead and call your kid's school and tell them you want your kids served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches every day. They'll tell you the same thing I did:

Good. Make them or STFU.

And be ready to be liable for their fellow students deaths from peanut allergies because your kids traded away that nasty shit for something else.

I packed lunches this morning, it was an " I don't wanna eat cafeteria food" day

Almond butter and honey on artisan bread with rosemary and sea salt potato wedges,with a wedge of chocolate pie and a bottled water (Perrier of course)

******* poor people.

Perrier? Dude, San Pellegrino is the way to go. But those wedges sound good.. ok now I have to cook.

LOL does it matter what brand I buy, I just refill the bottle out of the tap anyway LOL

My wife is all the time "just throw the bottles away, you know we can afford more" as if that is the point.

 

[RKMBrown]

Why should liberty be balanced with what's best for the community? I don't get that. Why is the desire of certain members of the community to force others to bend to their will more important than the minority to choose to live other ways?

Yes you can have mandatory education without funding it. For example, you can't speed, if you do speed you pay a fine the fine goes to pay for law enforcement officers to police more speeders.

In this example, if you mandate education for children then the parents have to put their kids through school, any which way they can. Beg, borrow, receive donations, home-school, pay it, start a school, or other means.

Are you SERIOUSLY suggesting that you believe ANY police department generates enough revenue from speeding tickets alone to pay for the measures used to stop those speeders in the first place? I would highly doubt that is true.

Remember this place?

Ferguson, Missouri, collects around $2 million annually in fines and fees, mostly from traffic tickets -- a 44 percent increase from three years ago, the city's annual budget shows.

According to data compiled by Better Together, an economic-development group in St. Louis, fines for speeding and other violations account for more than 14 percent of Ferguson's municipal revenue. The town of 21,203 is too small and too poor to support itself with taxes, so police help the city's bottom line by ticketing drivers aggressively
​

How about GA:

Doraville, a city of 10,600, took in nearly $9 million in traffic fines between 2008 and 2012; Jonesboro, with 4,700 people, netted $3 million during the same period.

Roswell: 94,000 people, $9 million in fines;

Doraville: 10,600 people, $9 million in fines​

What about this town:

Randolph, Mo., is a tiny town with a common problem: money is tight.

To keep afloat, the Kansas City outpost apparently did what many little towns on big highways do. It came to rely on passing motorists filling its municipal coffers one traffic ticket at a time.

The problem came last year when, 15 years after Missouri passed a law capping certain ticket collections at 35% of a town's revenue, the state decided to actually enforce the law.

It's unclear why state auditors suddenly opened the town's books, but upon doing so they discovered that Randolph--population 47--had collected more than three-quarters of its $270,000 budget the year before from traffic fines issued on state and federal roads. By law, money that exceeds the 35% limit must be turned over to county schools​

There are a number of small towns along highways that fund their police force from tickets. It's actually quite common.

Now this is going to blow your mind Mike , because you are clearly incapable of doing this when necessary , but you proved me wrong on this point.

Yeah well on the other issues, I never had a leg to stand on... I was playing the part of public defender of guilty parties.

IE trolling

Down-riggers, outriggers, and two behind the boat.

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

Are you SERIOUSLY suggesting that you believe ANY police department generates enough revenue from speeding tickets alone to pay for the measures used to stop those speeders in the first place? I would highly doubt that is true.

Remember this place?

Ferguson, Missouri, collects around $2 million annually in fines and fees, mostly from traffic tickets -- a 44 percent increase from three years ago, the city's annual budget shows.

According to data compiled by Better Together, an economic-development group in St. Louis, fines for speeding and other violations account for more than 14 percent of Ferguson's municipal revenue. The town of 21,203 is too small and too poor to support itself with taxes, so police help the city's bottom line by ticketing drivers aggressively
​

How about GA:

Doraville, a city of 10,600, took in nearly $9 million in traffic fines between 2008 and 2012; Jonesboro, with 4,700 people, netted $3 million during the same period.

Roswell: 94,000 people, $9 million in fines;

Doraville: 10,600 people, $9 million in fines​

What about this town:

Randolph, Mo., is a tiny town with a common problem: money is tight.

To keep afloat, the Kansas City outpost apparently did what many little towns on big highways do. It came to rely on passing motorists filling its municipal coffers one traffic ticket at a time.

The problem came last year when, 15 years after Missouri passed a law capping certain ticket collections at 35% of a town's revenue, the state decided to actually enforce the law.

It's unclear why state auditors suddenly opened the town's books, but upon doing so they discovered that Randolph--population 47--had collected more than three-quarters of its $270,000 budget the year before from traffic fines issued on state and federal roads. By law, money that exceeds the 35% limit must be turned over to county schools​

There are a number of small towns along highways that fund their police force from tickets. It's actually quite common.

Now this is going to blow your mind Mike , because you are clearly incapable of doing this when necessary , but you proved me wrong on this point.

Yeah well on the other issues, I never had a leg to stand on... I was playing the part of public defender of guilty parties.

IE trolling

Down-riggers, outriggers, and two behind the boat.

I will say this,you did reel in some keepers in the Brown thread

 

[mdk]

Taxpayers have already paid for those school lunches, moron. That part isn't optional. what you're saying is that parents have the option of paying twice.

Liberals are mentally retarded. That's the only explanation for such idiocies. You have to talk to them like they are children.

And what you're saying is you're too lazy to get off your fat ass and make your kid's lunches. Gotcha.

What I'm saying is that you and your Komrades are a gang of assholes who want to impose your "standards" on people who don't want them. Parents paid for school lunches with their taxes. They are the only ones who should determine what they contain.

Ok. Go ahead and call your kid's school and tell them you want your kids served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches every day. They'll tell you the same thing I did:

Good. Make them or STFU.

And be ready to be liable for their fellow students deaths from peanut allergies because your kids traded away that nasty shit for something else.

I packed lunches this morning, it was an " I don't wanna eat cafeteria food" day

Almond butter and honey on artisan bread with rosemary and sea salt potato wedges,with a wedge of chocolate pie and a bottled water (Perrier of course)

******* poor people.

Perrier? Dude, San Pellegrino is the way to go. But those wedges sound good.. ok now I have to cook.

Pshaw. You two can fight over which hoity-toity sparkling water is better while I sip on my Springbank scotch. Cheers! lol

 

[tinydancer]

Hey michelle has given us Republicans for forever.

Have any of you seen what horrid it is. It is so bad I can barely breathe.

 

[RKMBrown]

And what you're saying is you're too lazy to get off your fat ass and make your kid's lunches. Gotcha.

What I'm saying is that you and your Komrades are a gang of assholes who want to impose your "standards" on people who don't want them. Parents paid for school lunches with their taxes. They are the only ones who should determine what they contain.

Ok. Go ahead and call your kid's school and tell them you want your kids served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches every day. They'll tell you the same thing I did:

Good. Make them or STFU.

And be ready to be liable for their fellow students deaths from peanut allergies because your kids traded away that nasty shit for something else.

I packed lunches this morning, it was an " I don't wanna eat cafeteria food" day

Almond butter and honey on artisan bread with rosemary and sea salt potato wedges,with a wedge of chocolate pie and a bottled water (Perrier of course)

******* poor people.

Perrier? Dude, San Pellegrino is the way to go. But those wedges sound good.. ok now I have to cook.

LOL does it matter what brand I buy, I just refill the bottle out of the tap anyway LOL

My wife is all the time "just throw the bottles away, you know we can afford more" as if that is the point.

My tap comes from a hole I drilled 1000 feet down here in the austin hill country perfect water once I drip it through the ceramic filters in my berkey system.

 

[RKMBrown]

And what you're saying is you're too lazy to get off your fat ass and make your kid's lunches. Gotcha.

What I'm saying is that you and your Komrades are a gang of assholes who want to impose your "standards" on people who don't want them. Parents paid for school lunches with their taxes. They are the only ones who should determine what they contain.

Ok. Go ahead and call your kid's school and tell them you want your kids served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches every day. They'll tell you the same thing I did:

Good. Make them or STFU.

And be ready to be liable for their fellow students deaths from peanut allergies because your kids traded away that nasty shit for something else.

I packed lunches this morning, it was an " I don't wanna eat cafeteria food" day

Almond butter and honey on artisan bread with rosemary and sea salt potato wedges,with a wedge of chocolate pie and a bottled water (Perrier of course)

******* poor people.

Perrier? Dude, San Pellegrino is the way to go. But those wedges sound good.. ok now I have to cook.

Pshaw. You two can fight over which hoity-toity sparkling water is better while I sip on my Springbank scotch. Cheers! lol

touche

 

[Freewill]

What is wrong with you people? Jake, there is a vast difference between what the Obama's get and the slop shown in the pictures.

Do you think school lunches looked more like the Sidwell school lunches before Obama became President?

If the pictures are correct then yes, only by degree.

Do you think what they are serving our children now is appealing? If the pictures are true.

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

And what you're saying is you're too lazy to get off your fat ass and make your kid's lunches. Gotcha.

What I'm saying is that you and your Komrades are a gang of assholes who want to impose your "standards" on people who don't want them. Parents paid for school lunches with their taxes. They are the only ones who should determine what they contain.

Ok. Go ahead and call your kid's school and tell them you want your kids served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches every day. They'll tell you the same thing I did:

Good. Make them or STFU.

And be ready to be liable for their fellow students deaths from peanut allergies because your kids traded away that nasty shit for something else.

I packed lunches this morning, it was an " I don't wanna eat cafeteria food" day

Almond butter and honey on artisan bread with rosemary and sea salt potato wedges,with a wedge of chocolate pie and a bottled water (Perrier of course)

******* poor people.

Perrier? Dude, San Pellegrino is the way to go. But those wedges sound good.. ok now I have to cook.

Pshaw. You two can fight over which hoity-toity sparkling water is better while I sip on my Springbank scotch. Cheers! lol

bleh another scotch drinker

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

What I'm saying is that you and your Komrades are a gang of assholes who want to impose your "standards" on people who don't want them. Parents paid for school lunches with their taxes. They are the only ones who should determine what they contain.

Ok. Go ahead and call your kid's school and tell them you want your kids served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches every day. They'll tell you the same thing I did:

Good. Make them or STFU.

And be ready to be liable for their fellow students deaths from peanut allergies because your kids traded away that nasty shit for something else.

I packed lunches this morning, it was an " I don't wanna eat cafeteria food" day

Almond butter and honey on artisan bread with rosemary and sea salt potato wedges,with a wedge of chocolate pie and a bottled water (Perrier of course)

******* poor people.

Perrier? Dude, San Pellegrino is the way to go. But those wedges sound good.. ok now I have to cook.

LOL does it matter what brand I buy, I just refill the bottle out of the tap anyway LOL

My wife is all the time "just throw the bottles away, you know we can afford more" as if that is the point.

My tap comes from a hole I drilled 1000 feet down here in the austin hill country perfect water once I drip it through the ceramic filters in my berkey system.

My tap is well water now but it wasn't always so. I've been stationed some places where you drank bottled water or no water.

 

[mdk]

What I'm saying is that you and your Komrades are a gang of assholes who want to impose your "standards" on people who don't want them. Parents paid for school lunches with their taxes. They are the only ones who should determine what they contain.

Ok. Go ahead and call your kid's school and tell them you want your kids served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches every day. They'll tell you the same thing I did:

Good. Make them or STFU.

And be ready to be liable for their fellow students deaths from peanut allergies because your kids traded away that nasty shit for something else.

I packed lunches this morning, it was an " I don't wanna eat cafeteria food" day

Almond butter and honey on artisan bread with rosemary and sea salt potato wedges,with a wedge of chocolate pie and a bottled water (Perrier of course)

******* poor people.

Perrier? Dude, San Pellegrino is the way to go. But those wedges sound good.. ok now I have to cook.

Pshaw. You two can fight over which hoity-toity sparkling water is better while I sip on my Springbank scotch. Cheers! lol

bleh another scotch drinker

And whiskey, and rum, and gin, and vodka...

 

[RKMBrown]

What's so bad about this?

When my son was in high school he'd eat about 4-6 of those plates for lunch. Starting defensive back.

1%milk? Ick.

 

[RKMBrown]

Ok. Go ahead and call your kid's school and tell them you want your kids served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches every day. They'll tell you the same thing I did:

Good. Make them or STFU.

And be ready to be liable for their fellow students deaths from peanut allergies because your kids traded away that nasty shit for something else.

I packed lunches this morning, it was an " I don't wanna eat cafeteria food" day

Almond butter and honey on artisan bread with rosemary and sea salt potato wedges,with a wedge of chocolate pie and a bottled water (Perrier of course)

******* poor people.

Perrier? Dude, San Pellegrino is the way to go. But those wedges sound good.. ok now I have to cook.

LOL does it matter what brand I buy, I just refill the bottle out of the tap anyway LOL

My wife is all the time "just throw the bottles away, you know we can afford more" as if that is the point.

My tap comes from a hole I drilled 1000 feet down here in the austin hill country perfect water once I drip it through the ceramic filters in my berkey system.

My tap is well water now but it wasn't always so. I've been stationed some places where you drank bottled water or no water.

I spent some time in India... finding food and drink there that won't kill you is lots of fun

 

[RKMBrown]

Ok. Go ahead and call your kid's school and tell them you want your kids served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches every day. They'll tell you the same thing I did:

Good. Make them or STFU.

And be ready to be liable for their fellow students deaths from peanut allergies because your kids traded away that nasty shit for something else.

I packed lunches this morning, it was an " I don't wanna eat cafeteria food" day

Almond butter and honey on artisan bread with rosemary and sea salt potato wedges,with a wedge of chocolate pie and a bottled water (Perrier of course)

******* poor people.

Perrier? Dude, San Pellegrino is the way to go. But those wedges sound good.. ok now I have to cook.

Pshaw. You two can fight over which hoity-toity sparkling water is better while I sip on my Springbank scotch. Cheers! lol

bleh another scotch drinker

And whiskey, and rum, and gin, and vodka...

Gonna be a Capt'n Morgan night I think.

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

What's so bad about this?

When my son was in high school he'd eat about 4-6 of those plates for lunch. Starting defensive back.

1%milk? Ick.

I was the starting free safety for my high school team.

Hard to believe I know, but I loved contact.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Ok. Go ahead and call your kid's school and tell them you want your kids served peanut butter and jelly sandwiches every day. They'll tell you the same thing I did:

Good. Make them or STFU.

And be ready to be liable for their fellow students deaths from peanut allergies because your kids traded away that nasty shit for something else.

I packed lunches this morning, it was an " I don't wanna eat cafeteria food" day

Almond butter and honey on artisan bread with rosemary and sea salt potato wedges,with a wedge of chocolate pie and a bottled water (Perrier of course)

******* poor people.

Perrier? Dude, San Pellegrino is the way to go. But those wedges sound good.. ok now I have to cook.

Pshaw. You two can fight over which hoity-toity sparkling water is better while I sip on my Springbank scotch. Cheers! lol

bleh another scotch drinker

And whiskey, and rum, and gin, and vodka...

That'll cost you extra and the RWs don't want to pay.

They want it all, they want it now and they want the blue states to pay for it. Just lie always.

 

[NYcarbineer]

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This menu is SOOOOOOOOOOOO disgusting and pathetic. **** YOU MOOOCHELLE


Food Services Primary Elementary Menu

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The full price for those lunches is $1.70

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

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This menu is SOOOOOOOOOOOO disgusting and pathetic. **** YOU MOOOCHELLE


Food Services Primary Elementary Menu

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The full price for those lunches is $1.70

And?

 

[rightwinger]

No that's not true. Parents are forced to fund public schools. Thus only parents that can afford to fund public and private schools have the choice. Most parents don't have the luxury to throw the money away that they are forced to pay for public schools.

Further, parents can and most certainly do demand schools accommodate their child. Not sure what schools your kids went to but our schools are pretty accommodating to the parents.

Not true,very few - if any - parents actually fund their children's public education. Most of that is paid for with property taxed, the bulk of which are paid for by businesses.

I guess that depends on where you live. Property is taxed here yes, but it's not like business property isn't owned by people. Thus what is being taxed is property. Yes, it's not right that property taxes are used to fund schools.

Right, but I mean a businesses property is worth FAR more than any personal property tax. I know very few people who pay enough in property tax to fund their child's education. But a large business on the other hand probably pays enough to fund the educaton of SEVERAL children.

Business also profits from an educated workforce

I own a restaurant.

I could hire 10 sixteen year olds who never had a day of public education in their lives., and with one year have them trained for various jobs in my business for FAR less than what I pay in combined taxes to "educate" those kids

Then why don't you?
Will you teach them to read? Do math?