Bill Of Eating Rights

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   Name: Anonymous on Jun 13, 2006

   Comments: the ammount of food we eat every day is almost sickening..how much do we really need

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   Name: Anonymous on Jun 13, 2006

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   Name: Anonymous on Jun 13, 2006

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   Name: Sandra Hangey on Jun 14, 2006

   Comments: the govt needs to butt out of our personal business, what is next if they pass something like this

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   Name: Michael Mulbarger on Jun 14, 2006

   Comments: As a red blooded american, and not a citizen of some third-world coulntry ruled by a mindless dictatorship, I have the right to eat whatever I want, as much as I want, and whenever I want. If this topic is that high on our government's priority list, we are headed in the wrong direction.

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   Name: Dale E Lininger on Jun 14, 2006

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   Name: Julia Haver on Jun 14, 2006

   Comments: I don't want my government telling me what and how much I should eat. I am an intelligent enough person to figure that out on my own and even if I wasn't it still wouldn't be anybody elses business, United States Government included!

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   Name: Anonymous on Jun 14, 2006

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   Name: Bob Ross on Jun 14, 2006

   Comments: Jeff Houck is the Thomas Paine of all-American gluttony.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: I should have the right to eat any size portion that I choose and the government needs to stay out of it

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    Name: Carol L. Tolson on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: It is my right to eat what I want, how much I want, even if it does kill me. At least I enjoyed myself the way I chose to.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: im so sick of govt. and nuts telling us what we can an cant do.

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    Name: Shell Nelson on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: When I choose to dine out, I choose places which serve meals I wouldn't prepare everyday for myself. I want the steak, the rich, calorie laden dessert, the endless chips and salsa. It's an occasional indulgence and I don't want an outside influence telling my chefhow to prepare my food or how much food to put on my plate. If the ignorant in our soceity who cannot make smart decisions need to policed at all times, perhaps the government should spend more time building sanitariums where they can be watched 24 hours a day and less time meddling in the rest of our lives.

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    Name: Amy Ramirez on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: The US gov't is slowly taking away our rights as citizens of this country. First, The Patriot Act and now this! I think our gov't should focus on educating the consumer not forcing them into a new diet routine, when it was the gov't who supported food lobbyists (KRAFT) by introducing 'fake' ingredients to food on our shelves. Why not focus on telling the FDA that they have to stop inventing food ingredients, additives and preservatives and start focusing on healthy all natural foods. That probably won't work since the food lobbyists donate so much money to campaigns. I think that is where the real change should take place. I'm tired of our country becoming a COMPANY!!

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    Name: Garl Zimmerman on Jun 14, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 14, 2006

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    Name: Lori Hatton on Jun 14, 2006

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    Name: Vickie Arango on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: We all have free will. Warning labels are one thing, but this is an outright control issue. WHAT COUNTRY DO WE LIVE IN

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: Lets not let the government rule everything!

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    Name: DD Ritchie on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: This is silly. Why don't we spend this kind of effort to feed and house the homeless and leave those who can afford to eat out to figure out this simple issue by themselves

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    Name: Cheryl Sabean on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: More & more Big Brother is creeping into our lives. What next

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    Name: Matt Coker on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: Supersize it, baby!

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    Name: Debbie Ertafa on Jun 14, 2006

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    Name: Olivia Rutter on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: The enjoyment of eating out is you can get what you want and as much as you want, fixed anyway you like it. I don't want anyone telling me what I can and cannot eat and how much or how little.

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    Name: Tony Fresco on Jun 14, 2006

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    Name: David L. Tannenbaum on Jun 14, 2006

    Comments: Right on!!!!

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 15, 2006

    Comments: If you're worried about us, stop regulating us to death.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 15, 2006

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    Name: Patricia Mckean on Jun 15, 2006

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    Name: Aubrey Crafts on Jun 15, 2006

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    Name: Francis Johnson on Jun 16, 2006

    Comments: The cost of food is a minor cost to the restaurants; so the price of meals will not be reduced. Now I get two to three meals through the purchase of one meal through the use of the take home boxes. The result of this action will be a two to three hundred percent in the cost of my meals. Is Social Security going to be increased to cover the increase in the cost of my meals

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    Name: Dan Johnson on Jun 17, 2006

    Comments: More food, less government.

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    Name: Vickie Arango on Jun 20, 2006

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