USDA considering chocolate milk ban in school cafeterias to combat childhood obesity

Fox News ^ | May 16, 2023 8:58pm EDT | Lindsay Kornick

[caww]

Thre were very few overweight kids when I went to school bcause we were active outside - no sitting in front of cell phones or computers 24/7. And that’s the problem not what they eat. They’re doing ‘nothing’ to burn off what they eat.

[Vaduz]

They’re doing ‘nothing’

Indeed when was the last time you seen kids have a baseball game after school and the girls kept active too roller skating and many other things.

[caww]

Weell that’s just it - they’re not using their bodies to burn up what they stuff in their mouths sitting in front of their computers. Many get ‘muffin waists’ and that goes for gals and guys.

[Vaduz]

Pssst it’s the parents that give it to them.

You don’t see many dads moms helping them build things too.

[Truthsearcher]

Obesity is because the children at on their butts playing video games and texting instead of out there being active.

One glass of chocolate milk is not causing it.

[Olog-hai]

Processed food is “cheap” due to subsidy.

I look to Europe for nothing. That’s the real heart of socialism.

[Olog-hai]

That does not stop the smell of milk gone bad.

[Olog-hai]

How does a government agency sell out to “corporate food interests”? It’s the other way around. Or perhaps it’s this:

Infiltrate and gain control of big business.

— Goal #37 of the 45 communist goals for the USA

Leftists are already in control of the government agency by creating it (unconstitutionally), so they also take over the previously-independent big businesses and they work together.

[pnz1]

My kid drinks several cups a day. I’ve also seen it referenced as a great post workout drink.

[bgill]

Didn’t say it was a smart move, just that that’s what happened.

[Olog-hai]

Indeed there shouldn’t even be a department of agriculture, whose existence at least from 1889 (when it became part of the cabinet) is designed to give the POTUS power beyond what the Constitution confers on him.

[IamConservative]

How does a government agency sell out to “corporate food interests”?

Guys like Tom Vilsack sell their influence, and in cases, flat out take bribes for policy actions that favor those buying the influence. In effect, selling out the mission of the FDA and those who paid for the FDA.

[BitWielder1]

So chocolate milk is bad while the clot shot, hormones, and carving up kid's genitals is okay?

[Olog-hai]

See my last post.

[Engedi]

Sorry disagree on food in Europe. They have banned cancer causing chemicals in their foods we on other head have not. We put thousands of cancer causing ingredients in our processed foods, meats, etc. When they get caught, they simply change the name of ingredient.