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megaman79 on 19 November 2011
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mrstickball said:


Subsidies and regulations. Did you watch Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution? He went into the heard of the Los Angeles school district to try to get them to embrace healthier foods. No one on the council wanted it, because the government and corporations were giving them subsidies to serve horrible foods.

Comparatively, look at private schools: They have no regulations nor subisidies, and the result is much better, healthier food.


And yet Britain has much less of a problem. Honestly, sometimes i can't even tell if you're serious mrstickball.

You got a source on healthy food being served exclusively at private schools, because i was under the impression that private colleges serve pizza too.



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