County officials vote to ban toys and other promotions that restaurants offer with hi

[Turbo3000]

I'm glad someone understands...I will point out...unless you have kids and both parents work full time, you can't talk about how easy it is to prepare home cooked meals every night.

Not that that is an excuse, simply an explanation.

Easy as shit.

I can make more nutritious and better tasting meals in 1/2 the time and 1/2 the cost of going out.

[Bouncer]

is this to me or Chris?

you you dumb shit.

you agree with shibby and chris. they are saying the opposite thing.

[Shibby]

Exactly, the marketing aspect is what they are trying to stop. The parents aren't buying the food because its healthy, but because its cheap. However, if the instance arises where the toy is more important than the food. That should not remain true, and children might not desire a happy meal as much without the toy.

I personally think it is a good idea. It eliminates part of the problem that does not need to be there, the toy that attracts kids.

If there were cheap, pre-made, easily accessible healthy food with toys...what might happen then? Think about that...

It doesn't eliminate any of the problem. Parents still aren't parenting. If a parent is knowingly harming their kids because the kid screams less, then they will just find another source of bad nutrition to use.

I was watching Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, and the new generation going through school now are said to be on track to die before their parents. Is that McDonald's fault or the parents fault? Growing up in the south where the earlier generations grew up on very high calorie meals due to working on the farms/ranches; those are the people living 80+ years. Is it because of toys not being in happy meals?

[decadecadeca]

i agree. fucken faggots.

just so i know what side am i on if i agree with what you are saying? am i republican or democrat? :rofl:

You agree with me, you're a patriot.

[Bouncer]

You agree with me, you're a patriot.

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