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Irving · 07-01-07, 07:35 AM

i say its both sides fault. you have kelloggs on one end of the spectrum marketing garbage to kids for breakfast with fancy cartoons and heavy advertisement, i mean this is not the same thing as advertising cigarettes using cartoons but it's not too far off since unhealthy food can kill too. i also blame the parents because in the end they are the ones who succomb to the pressures of their kids and buy them what they want.

they should change this suit to pot v. kettle.

07-01-07, 07:35 AM	#7 (permalink)
Irving resident fogey Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: pittsburgh, pennsylvania Posts: 680 Weight Statistics june 2006 Start Date: 310 lb Start Weight: 229 lb Current Weight: 150 lb Goal Weight: -81 lb Weight Loss: someday! Goal Date:	Re: Parents sue Kellogg's for making their kids overweight i say its both sides fault. you have kelloggs on one end of the spectrum marketing garbage to kids for breakfast with fancy cartoons and heavy advertisement, i mean this is not the same thing as advertising cigarettes using cartoons but it's not too far off since unhealthy food can kill too. i also blame the parents because in the end they are the ones who succomb to the pressures of their kids and buy them what they want. they should change this suit to pot v. kettle. __________________