February 6, 2008
Excuse me, but you are too FAT. Miss. Law Would Ban Serving Obese Diners
Posted by voiceoffreedom under Civil and Human Rights, Consumer Advocates, Consumer Product Safety, Food, Government, Media, Politics, ReligionJACKSON, Miss. - A state lawmaker wants to ban restaurants from serving food to obese customers — but please, don’t be offended. He says he never even expected his plan to become law.
I was trying to shed a little light on the number one problem in Mississippi,” said Republican Rep. John Read of Gautier, who acknowledges that at 5-foot-11 and 230 pounds, he’d probably have a tough time under his own bill.
…Al Stamps, who owns a restaurant in Jackson, said it is “absurd” for the state to consider telling him which customers he can’t serve. He and his wife, Kim, do a bustling lunch business at Cool Al’s, which serves big burgers - beef or veggie - and specialty foods like “Sassy Momma Sweet Potato Fries.”
“There is a better way to deal with health issues than to impose those kind of regulations,” Al Stamps said. “I’m sorry - you can’t do it by treating adults like children and telling them what they can and cannot eat.”
Aw, geeze another republican that wants to stop somebody from doing something that is not illegal, and wants to police the population using OUR government as it driving force.
February 6, 2008 at 11:08 pm
Let’s send Ollie North down there. He can drive the cocaine traffic up in the area by swapping weapons for cash in South America. I mean he’s done it before. Get everyone coke addicted and all the weight problems disappear! Thank God for the true patriots….(ugh)
February 7, 2008 at 8:28 pm
Yep Ollie would do a good job of it for sure. But Hillary and Bill are still doing it, maybe we should have her dad get the bill passed for Chicago, since he was head of the mafia there.
Hmmmm seems not many know about that …..
Check out the Larry Nichols interview on Jones FEb. 7th @ GCNLive.
Folks we are in deep doodoo. If Hillary gets in this is exactly the junk she will do for real.