Your tax dollars at work: Middle school student criminally charged for taking a free milk.

[phetaroi]

One thing we don't know is whether it was an "outside" police officer or a school resource officer.

Another thing to think about -- I have seen kids arrested for stealing 1 Coke from a 7/11.

[InformedConsent]

Originally Posted by Loveshiscountry

Ryan was then taken to the principal's office and searched for drugs, his mother said.
And an illegal search. Scumbags.

I agree with that. Even kids have the right to not have to submit to an illegal search.

[InformedConsent]

Originally Posted by SharinganAi

LOL you quoted your own post.

Ffs they become obess because ramen costs .20 cents and an apple costs between .75 cents to over 1.00, even on sale. You don't wanna tread this water with me, my friend. Guess who does the grocery shopping in my house? Am I gonna spend $6 on grapes that will last as a snack for 2-3 days or am I gonna get three pounds of pork that will make 2-3 dinners? Ten pounds of rice that will last nearly a month or veggies with most meals?

They're getting fat because they survive on 88 cent cans of raviolis and chips from the dollar store, not cos they're eating well on "your dime".

Nope. The USDA itself has already proven your ridiculous assertion WRONG:

Income-eligible adults who get food stamps: 44% obesity rate.
Income-eligible adults who do not get food stamps: 33% obesity rate.

Exhibit 5, here: http://www.fns.usda.gov/sites/defaul...-SNAP07-10.pdf

The adult poor would be better off, health-wise, if they were NOT given food stamps.

[Frank DeForrest]

Arguing over spilt milk when the whole program is illegal. Priceless.