CSPI does not want whole milk in schools

Group Wants Lower Fat Milk in Schools

oh great ... whole milk in schools are the LEAST of a schools problems.
What about those chicken pcs, junk food pizza, soda machines, snack machines,
etc. as far as food goes.


~Kat


"The early bird gets the worm, the second mouse gets the cheese."

They're idiots. Kids should drink milk or water.

On 30 Apr 2004 16:55:45 GMT, Ignoramus17184
wrote:

I generally like CSPI, but their anti-fat crusade is misplaced and
quite silly.



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Bob in CT
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"Ignoramus17184" wrote in message
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest

Any group proclaiming to act on behalf of the "public interest" rarely does.

Venger

Venger wrote:
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::: The Center for Science in the Public Interest
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:: Any group proclaiming to act on behalf of the "public interest"
:: rarely does.

Yeah, like the government.

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:: Venger

"Roger Zoul" wrote in message
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Venger wrote:
:: "Ignoramus17184" wrote in
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::: The Center for Science in the Public Interest
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:: Any group proclaiming to act on behalf of the "public interest"
:: rarely does.

Yeah, like the government.

At least you have a voice in government.

Venger

In article ,
"Venger" wrote:

"Ignoramus17184" wrote in message
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest

Any group proclaiming to act on behalf of the "public interest" rarely does.

Venger

Now if they were to replace the whole milk with heavy cream, I could
endorse it.

In article ,
"Venger" wrote:

"Roger Zoul" wrote in message
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Venger wrote:
:: "Ignoramus17184" wrote in
:: message ...
:::
::: The Center for Science in the Public Interest
::
:: Any group proclaiming to act on behalf of the "public interest"
:: rarely does.

Yeah, like the government.

At least you have a voice in government.

Venger

I wouldn't be too sure about that. If you name happens to be close to
that of a felon etc., you can be striken from the voter ranks.

"Walter Bushell" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Venger" wrote:

:: Any group proclaiming to act on behalf of the "public interest"
:: rarely does.

Yeah, like the government.

At least you have a voice in government.

Venger

I wouldn't be too sure about that. If you name happens to be close to
that of a felon etc., you can be striken from the voter ranks.

That's a correctable error, not a process design. All in all, you can run
for office, vote for office, and speak to your representatives in office.
Not too shabby.

Venger

In article ,
"Venger" wrote:

"Walter Bushell" wrote in message
news
In article ,
"Venger" wrote:

:: Any group proclaiming to act on behalf of the "public interest"
:: rarely does.

Yeah, like the government.

At least you have a voice in government.

Venger

I wouldn't be too sure about that. If you name happens to be close to
that of a felon etc., you can be striken from the voter ranks.

That's a correctable error, not a process design.

Well maybe, it did happen in Florida under Jeb Bush.

All in all, you can run
for office, vote for office, and speak to your representatives in office.
Not too shabby.

Venger

"Walter Bushell" wrote in message
news

I wouldn't be too sure about that. If you name happens to be close to
that of a felon etc., you can be striken from the voter ranks.

That's a correctable error, not a process design.

Well maybe, it did happen in Florida under Jeb Bush.

And those people just what, happened to all be Democrat? Shyeah... what
possible presumption can you make that any such event should be anything but
proportional to the general population distribution? Why would someone's
name similarity to a felon somehow equate to a similar vote pattern and
hence, be a politically aimed shot?

Venger