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Topic	What's the deal with American school lunches?
Zeus 12/13/18 11:58:09 AM #53:	Zangulus posted... Zeus posted... Except that's literally where this shit is going. You're asserting that parents aren't supposed to take care of their own kids. Still trying to make arguments that I neither stated nor implied in any way. Me thinking that students should be fed while theyre involuntarily at school, and absolutely nothing more, is exactly what I said. Any time you trying to put words into my mouth or jump off the cliff of hyperbole will always result in the same thing: Being utterly wrong. Considering that private schools and homeschooling are both options, they're not "involuntarily at school" (or at public schools anyway). More importantly, they CAN bring lunch from home -- and if they had stayed home, their parents would be feeding them anyway. Otherwise this is where you're going. I'm not putting words in your mouth; you're just annoyed that I'm not putting free food in your mouth. darkknight109 posted... Man, how messed up do your priorities have to be that you're coming out in favour of letting kids go hungry? That's, like, the most stereotypical petty moustache-twirling-villain thing I've heard other than shutting down the orphanage and tying Nell to the train tracks. Man, how messed up do your priorities have to be that you're advancing this false narrative? And to push for the further abdication of parental responsibility at a time when it's already at a low? That's, like, the most stereotypical MSNBC thing I've heard. keyblader1985 posted... Zeus posted... Which comes back to the fact that parents are squandering welfare benefits keyblader1985 posted... My mom knew how to stretch both food and money, and there were still times that I had very little to eat. Because everything has to be specific to what you remember your experience as being or it doesn't exist? And if your family wasn't on SNAP/EBT, that wouldn't even apply to you in the first place so why would you quote it? --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:914057140] in What's the... [t:77283774]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zangulus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Except that's literally where this shit is going. You're asserting that parents aren't supposed to take care of their own kids. </quote> Still trying to make arguments that I neither stated nor implied in any way. Me thinking that students should be fed while theyre involuntarily at school, and absolutely nothing more, is exactly what I said. Any time you trying to put words into my mouth or jump off the cliff of hyperbole will always result in the same thing: Being utterly wrong.</quote> Considering that private schools and homeschooling are both options, they're not "involuntarily at school" (or at public schools anyway). More importantly, they CAN bring lunch from home -- and if they had stayed home, their parents would be feeding them anyway. Otherwise this is where you're going. I'm not putting words in your mouth; you're just annoyed that I'm not putting free food in your mouth. <cite>darkknight109 posted...</cite> <quote>Man, how messed up do your priorities have to be that you're coming out in favour of letting kids go hungry? That's, like, the most stereotypical petty moustache-twirling-villain thing I've heard other than shutting down the orphanage and tying Nell to the train tracks.</quote> Man, how messed up do your priorities have to be that you're advancing this false narrative? And to push for the further abdication of parental responsibility at a time when it's already at a low? That's, like, the most stereotypical MSNBC thing I've heard. <cite>keyblader1985 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Which comes back to the fact that parents are squandering welfare benefits</quote> <cite>keyblader1985 posted...</cite> <quote>My mom knew how to stretch both food and money, and there were still times that I had very little to eat.</quote> </quote> Because everything has to be specific to what you remember your experience as being or it doesn't exist? And if your family wasn't on SNAP/EBT, that wouldn't even apply to you in the first place so why would you quote it? --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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