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I need no explanation of why people feel pride in being american, thats their(your) perogative. There are MANY other free countries and many other countries that are no more or less lovely than this one, in my opinion. this is just where my family has been for generations and where I have my roots and foundation,,,,but none of that has anything to do with my own efforts,,, Really? Like Russia or N. Korea or Iran? 
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I need no explanation of why people feel pride in being american, thats their(your) perogative. There are MANY other free countries and many other countries that are no more or less lovely than this one, in my opinion. this is just where my family has been for generations and where I have my roots and foundation,,,,but none of that has anything to do with my own efforts,,, Really? Like Russia or N. Korea or Iran?
netherlands, canada, australia, switzerland, brazil, the UK,,,, |
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I need no explanation of why people feel pride in being american, thats their(your) perogative. There are MANY other free countries and many other countries that are no more or less lovely than this one, in my opinion. this is just where my family has been for generations and where I have my roots and foundation,,,,but none of that has anything to do with my own efforts,,, Really? Like Russia or N. Korea or Iran?
netherlands, canada, australia, switzerland, brazil, the UK,,,, Brazil isn't that great. UK and Australia learned it from us. |
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I need no explanation of why people feel pride in being american, thats their(your) perogative. There are MANY other free countries and many other countries that are no more or less lovely than this one, in my opinion. this is just where my family has been for generations and where I have my roots and foundation,,,,but none of that has anything to do with my own efforts,,, Really? Like Russia or N. Korea or Iran?
netherlands, canada, australia, switzerland, brazil, the UK,,,, Brazil isn't that great. UK and Australia learned it from us. personal taste,,, |
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obesity has to rank near the top of reasons why health care is expensive.
instead of "reforming" the system start putting parents in jail that allow their kids to sit on their a$$es 12 hours a day playing video games and stuffing their faces with potato chips. at some point there has to be some G%d D*^n accountability in this freaking country.. the people that don't suck off the system are getting fning tired of propping up the people that do. so fning annoying.. |
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obesity has to rank near the top of reasons why health care is expensive. instead of "reforming" the system start putting parents in jail that allow their kids to sit on their a$$es 12 hours a day playing video games and stuffing their faces with potato chips. at some point there has to be some G%d D*^n accountability in this freaking country.. the people that don't suck off the system are getting fning tired of propping up the people that do. so fning annoying.. might be difficult to enforce in a just manner, kids spend 6 to 8 hours a day in school with other children and then another four to six on their own while parents are working to pay bills can hardly KEEP them from the junk, just have to try to teach them better alternatives and hope for the best,, |
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obesity has to rank near the top of reasons why health care is expensive. instead of "reforming" the system start putting parents in jail that allow their kids to sit on their a$$es 12 hours a day playing video games and stuffing their faces with potato chips. at some point there has to be some G%d D*^n accountability in this freaking country.. the people that don't suck off the system are getting fning tired of propping up the people that do. so fning annoying.. might be difficult to enforce in a just manner, kids spend 6 to 8 hours a day in school with other children and then another four to six on their own while parents are working to pay bills can hardly KEEP them from the junk, just have to try to teach them better alternatives and hope for the best,, Im tired of excuses. My parents both worked, I went to school and I still had plenty of time to go outside and ride a bike or do some other form of exercise. Not having any time or supervision isn't going to cut it. This is sickening.. and totally unacceptable. Data from NHANES surveys (1976–1980 and 2003–2006) show that the prevalence of obesity has increased: for children aged 2–5 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 12.4%; for those aged 6–11 years, prevalence increased from 6.5% to 17.0%; and for those aged 12–19 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 17.6% http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/trends.html |
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Edited by
msharmony
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obesity has to rank near the top of reasons why health care is expensive. instead of "reforming" the system start putting parents in jail that allow their kids to sit on their a$$es 12 hours a day playing video games and stuffing their faces with potato chips. at some point there has to be some G%d D*^n accountability in this freaking country.. the people that don't suck off the system are getting fning tired of propping up the people that do. so fning annoying.. might be difficult to enforce in a just manner, kids spend 6 to 8 hours a day in school with other children and then another four to six on their own while parents are working to pay bills can hardly KEEP them from the junk, just have to try to teach them better alternatives and hope for the best,, Im tired of excuses. My parents both worked, I went to school and I still had plenty of time to go outside and ride a bike or do some other form of exercise. Not having any time or supervision isn't going to cut it. This is sickening.. and totally unacceptable. Data from NHANES surveys (1976–1980 and 2003–2006) show that the prevalence of obesity has increased: for children aged 2–5 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 12.4%; for those aged 6–11 years, prevalence increased from 6.5% to 17.0%; and for those aged 12–19 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 17.6% http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/trends.html while I agree children are too stationary, I disagree that its as easy as it once was to give them a healthy life I could be out till the street lights came on but kids these days are facing an increase in perverts and parents who would rather have them safe inside when they arent home to supervise them. You also have an increase in those who are fearful enough of nosy enough to call the police anytime they see a child on their own,,,, and therte are ALOT more communities than when I was a child, many which dont have safe places for children to play unsupervised |
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obesity has to rank near the top of reasons why health care is expensive. instead of "reforming" the system start putting parents in jail that allow their kids to sit on their a$$es 12 hours a day playing video games and stuffing their faces with potato chips. at some point there has to be some G%d D*^n accountability in this freaking country.. the people that don't suck off the system are getting fning tired of propping up the people that do. so fning annoying.. might be difficult to enforce in a just manner, kids spend 6 to 8 hours a day in school with other children and then another four to six on their own while parents are working to pay bills can hardly KEEP them from the junk, just have to try to teach them better alternatives and hope for the best,, Im tired of excuses. My parents both worked, I went to school and I still had plenty of time to go outside and ride a bike or do some other form of exercise. Not having any time or supervision isn't going to cut it. This is sickening.. and totally unacceptable. Data from NHANES surveys (1976–1980 and 2003–2006) show that the prevalence of obesity has increased: for children aged 2–5 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 12.4%; for those aged 6–11 years, prevalence increased from 6.5% to 17.0%; and for those aged 12–19 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 17.6% http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/trends.html while I agree children are too stationary, I disagree that its as easy as it once was to give them a healthy life I could be out till the street lights came on but kids these days are facing an increase in perverts and parents who would rather have them safe inside when they arent home to supervise them. You also have an increase in those who are fearful enough of nosy enough to call the police anytime they see a child on their own,,,, and therte are ALOT more communities than when I was a child, many which dont have safe places for children to play unsupervised So in places that aren't safe we should allow the kids to hole up in their houses and get fat so it ruins the rest of their lives? are you serious? |
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obesity has to rank near the top of reasons why health care is expensive. instead of "reforming" the system start putting parents in jail that allow their kids to sit on their a$$es 12 hours a day playing video games and stuffing their faces with potato chips. at some point there has to be some G%d D*^n accountability in this freaking country.. the people that don't suck off the system are getting fning tired of propping up the people that do. so fning annoying.. might be difficult to enforce in a just manner, kids spend 6 to 8 hours a day in school with other children and then another four to six on their own while parents are working to pay bills can hardly KEEP them from the junk, just have to try to teach them better alternatives and hope for the best,, Im tired of excuses. My parents both worked, I went to school and I still had plenty of time to go outside and ride a bike or do some other form of exercise. Not having any time or supervision isn't going to cut it. This is sickening.. and totally unacceptable. Data from NHANES surveys (1976–1980 and 2003–2006) show that the prevalence of obesity has increased: for children aged 2–5 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 12.4%; for those aged 6–11 years, prevalence increased from 6.5% to 17.0%; and for those aged 12–19 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 17.6% http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/trends.html while I agree children are too stationary, I disagree that its as easy as it once was to give them a healthy life I could be out till the street lights came on but kids these days are facing an increase in perverts and parents who would rather have them safe inside when they arent home to supervise them. You also have an increase in those who are fearful enough of nosy enough to call the police anytime they see a child on their own,,,, and therte are ALOT more communities than when I was a child, many which dont have safe places for children to play unsupervised So in places that aren't safe we should allow the kids to hole up in their houses and get fat so it ruins the rest of their lives? are you serious? its all about choices really, if the two choices are placing them in immediate potential danger or longterm , its not an easy one when faced with the fear that they may not have a life to ruin if some adult preys upon them,, I think them getting fat doesnt take the front seat for alot of parents,,, |
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obesity has to rank near the top of reasons why health care is expensive. instead of "reforming" the system start putting parents in jail that allow their kids to sit on their a$$es 12 hours a day playing video games and stuffing their faces with potato chips. at some point there has to be some G%d D*^n accountability in this freaking country.. the people that don't suck off the system are getting fning tired of propping up the people that do. so fning annoying.. might be difficult to enforce in a just manner, kids spend 6 to 8 hours a day in school with other children and then another four to six on their own while parents are working to pay bills can hardly KEEP them from the junk, just have to try to teach them better alternatives and hope for the best,, Im tired of excuses. My parents both worked, I went to school and I still had plenty of time to go outside and ride a bike or do some other form of exercise. Not having any time or supervision isn't going to cut it. This is sickening.. and totally unacceptable. Data from NHANES surveys (1976–1980 and 2003–2006) show that the prevalence of obesity has increased: for children aged 2–5 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 12.4%; for those aged 6–11 years, prevalence increased from 6.5% to 17.0%; and for those aged 12–19 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 17.6% http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/trends.html while I agree children are too stationary, I disagree that its as easy as it once was to give them a healthy life I could be out till the street lights came on but kids these days are facing an increase in perverts and parents who would rather have them safe inside when they arent home to supervise them. You also have an increase in those who are fearful enough of nosy enough to call the police anytime they see a child on their own,,,, and therte are ALOT more communities than when I was a child, many which dont have safe places for children to play unsupervised So in places that aren't safe we should allow the kids to hole up in their houses and get fat so it ruins the rest of their lives? are you serious? its all about choices really, if the two choices are placing them in immediate potential danger or longterm , its not an easy one when faced with the fear that they may not have a life to ruin if some adult preys upon them,, I think them getting fat doesnt take the front seat for alot of parents,,, child predators didn't just pop up a couple of years ago. using that as an excuse to allow children to become obese is not going to cut it. parents have a responsibility to do whatever is necessary to keep their children healthy. If they have to ride the bus 30 miles to go to a YMCA then so be it. these numbers of obese children is ridiculous.. and its criminal in my opinion. |
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obesity has to rank near the top of reasons why health care is expensive. instead of "reforming" the system start putting parents in jail that allow their kids to sit on their a$$es 12 hours a day playing video games and stuffing their faces with potato chips. at some point there has to be some G%d D*^n accountability in this freaking country.. the people that don't suck off the system are getting fning tired of propping up the people that do. so fning annoying.. might be difficult to enforce in a just manner, kids spend 6 to 8 hours a day in school with other children and then another four to six on their own while parents are working to pay bills can hardly KEEP them from the junk, just have to try to teach them better alternatives and hope for the best,, Im tired of excuses. My parents both worked, I went to school and I still had plenty of time to go outside and ride a bike or do some other form of exercise. Not having any time or supervision isn't going to cut it. This is sickening.. and totally unacceptable. Data from NHANES surveys (1976–1980 and 2003–2006) show that the prevalence of obesity has increased: for children aged 2–5 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 12.4%; for those aged 6–11 years, prevalence increased from 6.5% to 17.0%; and for those aged 12–19 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 17.6% http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/trends.html while I agree children are too stationary, I disagree that its as easy as it once was to give them a healthy life I could be out till the street lights came on but kids these days are facing an increase in perverts and parents who would rather have them safe inside when they arent home to supervise them. You also have an increase in those who are fearful enough of nosy enough to call the police anytime they see a child on their own,,,, and therte are ALOT more communities than when I was a child, many which dont have safe places for children to play unsupervised So in places that aren't safe we should allow the kids to hole up in their houses and get fat so it ruins the rest of their lives? are you serious? its all about choices really, if the two choices are placing them in immediate potential danger or longterm , its not an easy one when faced with the fear that they may not have a life to ruin if some adult preys upon them,, I think them getting fat doesnt take the front seat for alot of parents,,, child predators didn't just pop up a couple of years ago. using that as an excuse to allow children to become obese is not going to cut it. parents have a responsibility to do whatever is necessary to keep their children healthy. If they have to ride the bus 30 miles to go to a YMCA then so be it. these numbers of obese children is ridiculous.. and its criminal in my opinion. Yea, can we say Albert Fish? |
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http://hubpages.com/hub/why-we-Americans-are-fatter-than-ever
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[size=14=Here's an idea.
Set up Gov. scales near the neighborhood Liquor Stores. When fat-Mama or fat-kid waddles down to get snacks or liquor, make 'em weigh in. If, their body fat is 50 lbs or better over what is healthy for their height, cut the food stamps until they lose it. |
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starving doesnt help body fat, only poundage
many people here are MALNOURISHED, leading to weight problems but the answer isnt DELETING nourishment, just making more nourishing choices |
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So, the Gov can make food stamps like WIC.
Cover only a specific list of low to no-fat foods. It's easy if they really want the fats gone. No sodas, snack items, ice creams, etc. |
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Edited by
msharmony
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Wic is only a LIMITED and supplemental made specifically for the nutritional needs of children up to age five. Food Stamps are how households purchase groceries for all dependents.
People can balance their food but restricting food hardly ever works,, its called DIETING,,,and its a multi million dollar industry because it doesnt work,, |
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Wic is only a LIMITED and supplemental made specifically for the nutritional needs of children up to age five. Food Stamps are how households purchase groceries for all dependents. People can balance their food but restricting food hardly ever works,, its called DIETING,,,and its a multi million dollar industry because it doesnt work,, Fat-Mama and Fat-kid only balance plates full of doughnuts.
WIC "style" would work by limiting what can be purchased. Remember, food stamps aren't entitlements. Purchases can and should be regulated. LIMIT what can be purchased with them. Sodas, snack items, ice creams, etc are unnessesary Fat-items. No food value. I think, I'll give Lil Ms Michelle a call and plant that seed. 
Anyone else who believes Food Stamp purchases should be limited to only nutritional items give her a call also. 
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obesity has to rank near the top of reasons why health care is expensive. instead of "reforming" the system start putting parents in jail that allow their kids to sit on their a$$es 12 hours a day playing video games and stuffing their faces with potato chips. at some point there has to be some G%d D*^n accountability in this freaking country.. the people that don't suck off the system are getting fning tired of propping up the people that do. so fning annoying.. might be difficult to enforce in a just manner, kids spend 6 to 8 hours a day in school with other children and then another four to six on their own while parents are working to pay bills can hardly KEEP them from the junk, just have to try to teach them better alternatives and hope for the best,, Im tired of excuses. My parents both worked, I went to school and I still had plenty of time to go outside and ride a bike or do some other form of exercise. Not having any time or supervision isn't going to cut it. This is sickening.. and totally unacceptable. Data from NHANES surveys (1976–1980 and 2003–2006) show that the prevalence of obesity has increased: for children aged 2–5 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 12.4%; for those aged 6–11 years, prevalence increased from 6.5% to 17.0%; and for those aged 12–19 years, prevalence increased from 5.0% to 17.6% http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/trends.html while I agree children are too stationary, I disagree that its as easy as it once was to give them a healthy life I could be out till the street lights came on but kids these days are facing an increase in perverts and parents who would rather have them safe inside when they arent home to supervise them. You also have an increase in those who are fearful enough of nosy enough to call the police anytime they see a child on their own,,,, and therte are ALOT more communities than when I was a child, many which dont have safe places for children to play unsupervised Florida is dangerous and I was concerned letting my children play outside.......I bought walkie talkie's and had them check in.....they were not allowed to go down the street without one and the buddy system...... |
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Wic is only a LIMITED and supplemental made specifically for the nutritional needs of children up to age five. Food Stamps are how households purchase groceries for all dependents. People can balance their food but restricting food hardly ever works,, its called DIETING,,,and its a multi million dollar industry because it doesnt work,, Fat-Mama and Fat-kid only balance plates full of doughnuts.
WIC "style" would work by limiting what can be purchased. Remember, food stamps aren't entitlements. Purchases can and should be regulated. LIMIT what can be purchased with them. Sodas, snack items, ice creams, etc are unnessesary Fat-items. No food value. I think, I'll give Lil Ms Michelle a call and plant that seed.
Anyone else who believes Food Stamp purchases should be limited to only nutritional items give her a call also.
as soon as the studies showing that food stamp recipients are any more unhealthy than anyone else otherwise, they were and will be taxpayers once more as well, its their funds as much as anyone else and I wouldnt support limiting them anymore than any other taxpayer |
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