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Sure, if theyre using local taxpayer funds.Actually, that's an entirely different story and it all boils down to which dollars go towards what.Somehow, lard doesn't work better than the now replaced food pyramid though.Considering that the carbo-laden food pyramid that the Feds have pushed on the public has resulted in an epidemic of Obesity and Type II Diabetes, we would be better off eating LARD.
also, quite the disingenuous and unfounded claim, here, don't you think? are you willing to assume that the majority of americans were following the food pyramid, to a t, and all of those became obese? what a lame lame braindead assumptionSomehow, lard doesn't work better than the now replaced food pyramid though.Considering that the carbo-laden food pyramid that the Feds have pushed on the public has resulted in an epidemic of Obesity and Type II Diabetes, we would be better off eating LARD.
also, quite the disingenuous and unfounded claim, here, don't you think? are you willing to assume that the majority of americans were following the food pyramid, to a t, and all of those became obese? what a lame lame braindead assumption
In order for your viewpoint to be accurate, we'd have to assume that the vast amount of money the feds have spent on Diet Propaganda and Wheat-Corn Subsidies to Big Agra have had very little impact on Americans' eating habits.
The evidence is quite to the contrary.
"what's datt mean, bawse?"
People buying fat ******* sloppy food with fed subsidized corn in it, bought it by choice with their own dollars and, AND by proxy supported that Gov't subsidy by voting in Reps who support it.
By contrast, free and reduced lunches are paid for by tax, everyone's dollars, and because of that the Feds have an obvious mandate to CHOOSE which foods that buys.
Lunches that the kids don't like...over one million have stopped buying school lunches. The school systems are losing money on Michelle O's menu, which is incredibly unappetizing and not particularly nutritious.
Over One Million Not Sold?
Have you been eating in school cafeterias since you graduated?
I've watched "Happy Days" and the kids in 1950's didn't seem to like their lunches either.
Then let local school districts decide what kind of lunches that kids don't like to make...one's where they aren't losing a ton of money.
But they arent.
It is a PUBLIC School.
Everything in it is publically funded. Federal Funds subsidize the F&R lunch program.