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Mysteryman wrote:

> I saw the piece on the BBC Six o'Clock News and my wife was
> very much against what the parents were doing.
>
> I disagree. It's called freedom. Too many freedoms are being
> removed by the nanny state.
>
> Of course a constant diet of fat, fast foods, sweets, sugary
> drinks etc. is bad for kids (and adults).
>
> Ignoring facts is their choice and they have the right to make
> it (and their parent's for them). There's plenty of
> information available regarding the consequences.
>
But then they need medical treatment on the NHS which is paid for by OUR money- not just their's! So we are stakeholders in ensuing that the State gets value for our money in ensuring that the children in question do not get fed through fences by stupid parents!

BTW, the parents are standing in a cemetery...on people's graves. How selfish can these people get?

No one eats chips n gravy in scotand, Its Chips n Cheese son get it right. in Manchester it Chips n Curry sauce. Schools need to do a staggered diner hour that way all the kids get a decent meal, the way it is now they que for 30minute for whats left, thats why mine take a packed lunch.

Phil McC

Colonel:

What part of the last para of my post:
"The rest of us also have the freedom and the right to elect governments to make rules about the self induced obese and people with illnesses brought on by bad diets and habits such as smoking, illegal drugs and excess use of alcohol having to pay more and wait longer for treatment when their ill chosen freedom catches up with them - but, strangely, the same nanny state then gets all PC about them and talks about discrimination."
Didn't you understand?