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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pro-Trix crowd -- are you really that ignorant about nutritional vs. junk food? Hard to imagine in Montgomery County that people are that ill-informed.

How about if you want to serve your kid junk food, YOU do it on your own time?[/quote]

Maybe they're not ill-informed, but that's just not the particular hill they're willing to die on.[/quote]

Then why are they so hell-bent on stopping others? I'm not involved in that school or that issue, but I'm completely sick of people who oppose the efforts of others who are trying to get kids to eat healthier food.  It's just ignorant. Eat as much crap as you want, but don't act like ti's some kind of social virtue to do so. Our society is the fattest in history and it's astounding that people in a well-educated area like this could try to put down parents who object to a sugar-filled useless version of a healthy food item, and in a public elementary school of all places. So stupid. Being against the Trix pearl-clutchers -- THAT is the hill they shouldn't be willing to die on. And yet they are..... So weird.[/quote]

I was not aware there was an active movement to keep Trix yogurt in public schools. No one is actively resisting your efforts. Some people are just rolling their eyes in the corner.[/quote]

They are not my efforts. I'm not involved in any way, and as far as I know there is no Trix at my kids' schools. I'm just sick of people reacting against the parents who are trying to get crap like that out of the cafeteria. I would expect a more educated crowd around here than that.[/quote]

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