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Ah, yes, just how many oppressive laws have been enacted worldwide throughout history in the name of protecting the children... so silly to assume that parents might take any responsibility in bringing them up!
You want to talk about indoctrination in schools, take a look at the curriculum, not at the friggin' food. [/QUOTE]
Your vague gem, touches on a million nothings that make it simply too difficult to engage.
I didnt talk about indoctrination in schools, you did. But our policy makers should be more than capable of carring on two conversations at the same time especially when the end results are interconnected; in this case sure curriculum's should be drastically changed, but so should eating habits and nutritional directions fed to kids given rising obesity rates and increases in diabetes.
And your compelling idea to "not look at the friggin' food" is weak.
Schools in Canada sell horrible food to kids at the youngest ages...pop, chips, pizza, chocolate etc etc. In Singapore, all schools are forbidden to sell pop, chips, chocolate, fries, hamburgers. It was not the cirriculum that made the determination to dictate the menu in the cafeteria.
It was the government.
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