New CCF Ad Features Seinfeld's 'Soup Nazi'

Center for Consumer Freedom ^ | 9/28/2004

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The Center for Consumer Freedom warns in our latest ad -- featuring the actor who played the "Soup Nazi" on Seinfeld -- that if calorie cops have their way, you could be forced into the Salad Line!

While this fictional food cop measures each customer's weight to determine what, if anything, restaurant-goers can enjoy, there is actually a real-world food "Czarina" taking away treats from Texas schoolchildren. She's just one of the food fascists who think you're too dumb to make your own choices. If these diet scolds have their way, we may all soon be told (as the star of our latest ad says): "No food for you! Come back when you're thinner!"

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The ad can be seen here:

http://www.consumerfreedom.com/advertisements_detail.cfm/ad/29

[goldstategop]

Don't eat what you want. If the Food Nazis had it their way, we'd all eat tofu and sip plain water.

[VisualizeSmallerGovernment]

Here's a link to the ad

[Revelation 911]

water gets a bum rap - I love ice water - It gotta be cold though - with a twist of lime and a big honkin shrimp cocktail with lettuce and cocktail sauce that is just as cold

[feedback doctor]

If the Food Nazis had it their way, we'd all eat tofu and sip plain water.

Food Nazis, one of the mainline denominations in the Fundametalist Liberal movement.

[bluegrass]

Neat. The website has some pretty funny ads. That has to be one of my favorite Seinfelds. No, food for you! Use that line on my kids all the time. They look at me like I'm crazy.

[wtc911]

If you ever come to the Apple let me know...I'll take or direct you to the real hole in the wall soup Nazi's place. It is or was very much like the way it was depicted on the show, except the "no soup for you!" part, I never saw that. Although, if the guy didn't like your tie you got just soup, no bread or fruit.

[maui_hawaii]

I'm a water man myself...I've drank nothing but water and an occassional fruit juice for almost 3 months now. I can feel a difference.

(I can win a bet too-we're seeing who can go the longest with no soda)

[bluegrass]

I had no idea there was such a place. Crazy world.

[wtc911]

The Soup Kitchen, 55th Street just east of 8th Avenue. The lines are real, the rules (money ready, move to the left) are real and the soup is worth it.

[reagan_fanatic]

ELAINE: Hi there. Um, uh -- [drumming on countertop] Oh! Oh! Oh! One mulligatawny and, um.... what is that right there? Is that lima bean?

SOUP NAZI: Yes.

ELAINE: Never been a big fan. [coughing] Um..you know what? Has anyone ever told you you look exactly like Al Pacino? You know, “ Scent Of A Woman.” Who-ah! Who-ah!

SOUP NAZI: Very good. Very good.

ELAINE: Well, I --

SOUP NAZI: You know something?

ELAINE: Hmmm?

SOUP NAZI: No soup for you!

ELAINE: What?

SOUP NAZI: Come back one year! Next!

[Casloy]

NO SOUP FOR YOU LITTLE MAN

[wtc911]

My favorite water is from Scotland, is amber in color and comes in a neat but expensive bottle. My second favorite is NYC tap.

[Casloy]

I'm a water man myself...I've drank nothing but water and an occassional fruit juice for almost 3 months now. I can feel a difference

You must be starving to death!!!!

[maui_hawaii]

I drink water with my occassional steak dinner :o)

[maui_hawaii]

Our tap water tastes like someone dumped a box of chalk in it. I buy those cases of bottled water...I haven't settled on a favorite yet...although I did run across a small local brand who I think gets it from Alaska...

MAN that was the best one yet. They dont sell it by the crate/box though that I've seen... only in a little deli...

[Revelation 911]

so whats your favorite soup?

Im partial to beef barley - but a good home made minestrone is killer - specially with bread for dunkin - especially when its snowing out -

What kind of soup is popular in hawaii ?

[lkside]

MY Favorite soup?
US Navy bean soup, or
US Navy pea soup.
Mid-rats, anyone?

[lkside]

MY Favorite soup?
US Navy bean soup, or
US Navy pea soup.
Mid-rats, anyone?

[jb6]

Though I do not agree with anyone telling me what to eat, judging by the wide double loads of the majority of Americans, they are not to good at making choices.

While the government should not force you to eat a certain way, there are other methods. If you are over weight, damn skippy, your insurance should reflect that fact. Why should I, someone who makes healthy choices, have to pay the same rate and thus pay for someone who decides to make poor judgements, get fat, have diabities, heart disease, cancers of various organs, arthrites and other problems? Smokers pay more, so should fat bodies.

Further, any government hand outs to pay for their illness should be cut, hell give a slimness credit to those who take care of themselves, since that way, in the long run, you won't be costing the government more money on medicaid and other such costs.