Boo Radley
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Yet, we all know families who "can't afford health insurance" who have new cars, cable TV, internet, games, multiple cell phones, etc...
Maybe if we feed their kids, they will buy insurance?
We also know business making huge profits who take government bailouts, tax breaks, and government money for all kinds of things they don't really do.
But, we have more problem helping the lower end than the upper end for reasons that escape me. If a kid needs a meal, I have no problem providing it any way I can, including with my tax dollar. If the school is goign to use our tax dollars to feed children, I have no problem saying they should provide nutricious food, and don't see that as too controversial. If you also want to admonish parents, feel free. If you want something that holds parents accountable, also OK.