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Title: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: Soul Crusher on May 10, 2013, 09:47:34 AM
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/education-department-cracks-butter-cafeteria-article-1.1339986

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Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: Roger Bacon on May 10, 2013, 09:52:27 AM
wow... what a bunch of fools
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: 24KT on May 14, 2013, 04:29:15 AM
Everybody is going vegan these days?  :D
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: 240 is Back on May 14, 2013, 06:06:41 AM
i'm okay with this.  at least for elementary school.  kids will eat a plate of butter if left sitting out.  that shit be good when you're 7.
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: OzmO on May 14, 2013, 06:21:00 AM
Why stop at butter?

Keep all processed food crap out. 
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: chadstallion on May 14, 2013, 06:21:47 AM
i'm okay with this.  at least for elementary school.  kids will eat a plate of butter if left sitting out.  that shit be good when you're 7.
at the state fair of TEXAS we deep fat fry out butter and put it on sticks to eat.
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: Fury on May 14, 2013, 06:35:45 AM
i'm okay with this.  at least for elementary school.  kids will eat a plate of butter if left sitting out.  that shit be good when you're 7.

The Ron Paul fans strikes again.  ::)
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: 240 is Back on May 14, 2013, 09:06:44 AM
The Ron Paul fans strikes again.  ::)

I'm fine with high school kids having access to butter.

But man, elementary school kids will drink 5 straight chocolate milks and eat nonstop butter tabs til they puke, if it's just sitting out.

LOL @ us even having a debate here. 
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: Option D on May 14, 2013, 09:19:01 AM
I'm fine with high school kids having access to butter.

But man, elementary school kids will drink 5 straight chocolate milks and eat nonstop butter tabs til they puke, if it's just sitting out.

LOL @ us even having a debate here. 

lol...dont tread on us...kids....at 6 years old..

lol @ the debate..
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: Fury on May 14, 2013, 09:23:01 AM
I'm fine with high school kids having access to butter.

But man, elementary school kids will drink 5 straight chocolate milks and eat nonstop butter tabs til they puke, if it's just sitting out.

LOL @ us even having a debate here. 

Who are you to decide?

Once again exposed as an over-bearing, big government twat.
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: 240 is Back on May 14, 2013, 09:36:02 AM
Who are you to decide?

Once again exposed as an over-bearing, big government twat.

I don't think we should give 7 year olds access to Sig Sauers or car keys either.  

Some items in this world are harmful and I don't think minors should have access to them.  

Heck, I've seen 1st graders arrive at school with SIX reeces PB cups and a can of mountain dew in their lunch.  Gross.
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: Grape Ape on May 14, 2013, 09:41:43 AM
Nothing wrong with chocolate milk for the kids that age.  Or any age for that matter.
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: Fury on May 14, 2013, 09:46:44 AM
I don't think we should give 7 year olds access to Sig Sauers or car keys either.  

Some items in this world are harmful and I don't think minors should have access to them.  

Heck, I've seen 1st graders arrive at school with SIX reeces PB cups and a can of mountain dew in their lunch.  Gross.

And he makes the logical leap from butter to Sig Sauers and car keys.

Pray tell, can 7 year olds legally obtain Sig Sauers and car keys?

What an asinine argument from the "libertarian" clown who continues to support intrusion-after-intrusion by the government. Hypocrite douche.



You've seen them arrive with six PB cups and mountain dew, eh? How does that affect you? The onus is on the child's parents. Or are you of the Melissa Harris-Perry school (aka Mao Zedong) where you think other's children belong to you?
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: 240 is Back on May 14, 2013, 09:53:53 AM
Butter, when consumed in large quantities (and oh yeah, kids will eat that shit all day) can make a person sick, or even kill them.

If you can limit it to one butter tab for each kid, that's cool.

I'm saying you cannot trust 1st graders to make their own food choices when it comes to unlimited quantities of fat/calorie rich foods.  They'll drink a cup of syrup, stopping only to vomit.  Kids do some nasty stuff, and will seriously mess themselves up with food.

So yes, you limit access of foods to children.  That's nothing to do with govt intrusion. 
Title: Re: NYC bans butter from school cafeterias
Post by: Fury on May 14, 2013, 09:57:52 AM
Butter, when consumed in large quantities (and oh yeah, kids will eat that shit all day) can make a person sick, or even kill them.

If you can limit it to one butter tab for each kid, that's cool.

I'm saying you cannot trust 1st graders to make their own food choices when it comes to unlimited quantities of fat/calorie rich foods.  They'll drink a cup of syrup, stopping only to vomit.  Kids do some nasty stuff, and will seriously mess themselves up with food.

So yes, you limit access of foods to children.  That's nothing to do with govt intrusion. 

And thank you for proving that you didn't even read the article.

The article talks about cafeteria personnel being shaken down for ordering butter to put in the food they prepare. It is not about children having access to butter.

Why do you even bother contributing to these threads? You never read anything. Do you think your opinion is that valuable?


Whole milk and white bread have also been banned apparently. How do you feel about that?  ::)