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Can We Agree Kids Don’t Need Doritos at School?
(www.nytimes.com)
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The problem is, even most adults don’t know what’s good for them. The government has been really good at dumbing down its populace over the years.
I blame corporations more than the government here. Saturday morning commercials damaged my whole generations concept of health.
Just eat some sugar frosted, sugar blasted, sugar-o’s! They’re part of a nutritionally balanced breakfast!
Edit: also paying athletes to pretend they eat that shit all the time to prove how healthy it is.
Well, since the corporations control the government through lobbyists, then yes, it can be blamed on the government.