The USDA buys meat with an additive made of beef trim known as "pink slime." Do you think it should stop?

Soylent pink, soylent green, just sayin'

Did ya'll see the human hand in the pink slime story?? The employee at Carolina Farmin' had a bare human hand with a strange looking fingernail and did not have any gloves on when handling raw ground beef??? Unbelievable cross contamination of germs and bacteria!! I may have thought I could go to that store and get 'pink slim' free burgers, but now I know it would be handled with bare contaminated human hands? Which is worse? I think I will try harder to be a vegitarian!

..in the FREE and REDUCED lunch program?

Beggars can't be choosers. If you are depending upon the taxpayers to feed you, you'll eat what you're given.

If you don't like it, bring your lunch or buy it elsewhere. You're not getting prime rib.

"Sorry - we don't think the turkey sandwich, banana, chips, and apple juice that your parents packed for you is a nutritious enough lunch. Go get a pink slime burger."

I can't wait for that to happen