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Peanut Allergies

17 years 9 months ago #62085 by Lucella
Replied by Lucella on topic RE: Peanut Allergies

Originally posted by <A little reality>:
How is it that in other area's, many of you are ready to call on Oprah, because of spanking of some kids. Not life threating by any means (please save the typing - I in NO WAY condone such a horrific action), yet you are ready to join the ACLU, risk a childlife - yes RISK A CHILDS LIFE over peanutbutter?

I was going to save the typing, but then thought, naah.

Here is some reality - these kids are not being "spanked". They are being BEATEN. By people paid to educate them. By people that parent's have entrusted their children's safety to. And for what? Answering a math problem incorrectly?! I think you might not be as callus if this were YOUR child. You may not condone it, but why does it not enrage? Is your state one of the 22 in the union that still considers this LEGAL? I think it was very underhanded to demean the seriousness of this situation by making this comparison.
17 years 9 months ago #62084 by <beignets&coffee>
Replied by <beignets&coffee> on topic RE: Peanut Allergies
i guess yuor school board is level headed and didnt jump off the deep end of nutrition when writing up the new food policy. lucky you.
17 years 9 months ago #62083 by CrewChief
Replied by CrewChief on topic RE: Peanut Allergies
Because they ran, screaming, for the door a long time ago! ;)

So far it seems that the food gestapo has not made it to my son's school. But they do get gym class every day so at least they're getting their exercise!

Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for awhile and leave footprints on our hearts. And we are never, ever the same."

"The ultimate aim of karate lies not in victory or defeat but in the true perfection of one's character."
17 years 9 months ago #62082 by <beignets&coffee>
Replied by <beignets&coffee> on topic RE: Peanut Allergies
heres the orig question:

They can't even chew gum or have any candy treats on special occasions. Do other school districts have these strict rules?

seems the answer from among above inputs is YES.

funny how when threads get off topic, one no longer ever hears from the person that first posted the question................
17 years 9 months ago #62081 by CrewChief
Replied by CrewChief on topic RE: Peanut Allergies
I can't even comprehend the direction this thread has taken. It's completely ridiculous to me.

Of course Shawn doesn't wear a wool sweater around his wife. But I bet he also doesn't call ahead to every venue they might visit and insure that nobody else wears one either.

State sanctioned child abuse is nowhere near protecting allergic children.

PB&J is not a weapon of mass destruction.

Second hand smoke is a proven carcinogen that affects millions of people. Many states have implemented clean indoor air acts just like they have regulated all other carcinogenic emmissions.

Constant use of anti-bacterial products have been proven to not only be ineffective with current viruses and bacteria but to actually be quite effective in creating stronger and more resilient strains.

If you've ever followed a 6 year old boy into the bathroom after giving him the 'go wash your hands' direction you know that it means to him to quickly run his hands under cold water and wipe them on his pants, or his friends pants, or the wall on the way out. It doesn't do anything to remove the peanut oils still on his hands. But I guess that really just aids the "lets remove all peanut products from school" argument.....

Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for awhile and leave footprints on our hearts. And we are never, ever the same."

"The ultimate aim of karate lies not in victory or defeat but in the true perfection of one's character."
17 years 9 months ago #62080 by <beignets&coffee>
Replied by <beignets&coffee> on topic RE: Peanut Allergies
How is it that in other area's, many of you are ready to call on Oprah, because of spanking of some kids. Not life threating by any means (please save the typing - I in NO WAY condone such a horrific action), yet you are ready to join the ACLU, risk a childlife - yes RISK A CHILDS LIFE over peanutbutter?

I'm going to equate this to someone who smokes and loves to tell me that "It's their right to smoke". My response - your rights end at my nose!
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