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Northeast Rep Snowball
hiboby1998
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« on: September 27, 2012, 12:16:48 PM »

I have no sympathy for the fatties.  They should amend the rules to allow multiple servings for athletes, however, which seem to be a lot of the complaints.

Kids who walk to school also deserve an exemption.

Serious question - by dismissing the personal freedoms-based concerns as frivolous and politically-motivated - and ignoring the issue - are we overlooking a legitimate concern about child hunger?
I think it depends on the ban on bringing lunches, I agree with the idea of providing more food for athletes, and the ban on bringing lunches in I will reject immediatly, considering allergies and such. The problem is most of the people throw-out some of their food then complain about hunger, which is the dumbest thing i've heard in a while.
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Northeast Rep Snowball
hiboby1998
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« Reply #1 on: September 27, 2012, 12:36:37 PM »

I have no sympathy for the fatties.  They should amend the rules to allow multiple servings for athletes, however, which seem to be a lot of the complaints.

Kids who walk to school also deserve an exemption.

Serious question - by dismissing the personal freedoms-based concerns as frivolous and politically-motivated - and ignoring the issue - are we overlooking a legitimate concern about child hunger?

If the child is getting most of their nutrition from that one meal, then yes it is a concern. Otherwise 850 calories are way more than enough if you are leading the lifestyle that the vast majority of kids are. Childhood obesity is a much, much bigger problem in America than childhood hunger. I won't minimize the latter problem but let's keep things in perspective.


Yes, but if anychild if starving it doesn't work as a program, but noone Should starve, so I do support it.
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Northeast Rep Snowball
hiboby1998
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« Reply #2 on: September 27, 2012, 03:45:15 PM »

The problem is that it Is an issue, and pointing out how dumb of an issue it is shows why we have to fix it.
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