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This was the most ridiculous thing I ever heard of. Well one of them anyway.
Maybe parents should watch what their kids eat instead of some "group".
By the way, I work with kids and when I do stop at Mickey D's I always get a happy meal. I put the toys in our treasure box for the kids. And it's cheap too.
Agreed. If I don't want my son to get fat, I'm not going to feed him 3 Happy Meals a day. Done.
They really need to stop advertising to children. I think they way the play those happy meal commercials all day is quite disgusting, greedy and irresponsible. I see more happy meal commercials than regular McDonald's commercials.
Really? I never see Happy Meal commercials and I watch a lot of TV.
I don't care personally I hardly ever ate that crap when I was a kid and I don't feed it to my kids now. They get a 1$ burger when we go the mcdonalds usually my son gets a hamburger and my daughters gets the mcdouble with just cheese.
Well, Happy Meals are crap. I wouldn't buy one. But that should be my choice, not yours. I see this sort of thing as evidence that at least some of the legal system and general populace remains un-brainwashed enough to chose freedom over nannyism and tyranny.
Yeah, a Happy Meal is small potatoes, but loss of freedom starts small and works it's way up. It's best to kill loss of freedom in its infancy before it becomes malignant.
The banners will be back and they'll judge shop until they get a positive ruling. Like happened with cigarettes. Then comes booze, then fast cars, then soft drinks, then Kool Aid (not the political kind), etc.
But weed and coke will be legal.
All still readily available to whomever wants to pay for them. Point?
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