Swedish town bans excellent school meals because they’re better than average school meals

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And this is how civilizations die. By ignoring the true prime directive, and even going against it.

“Always strive to be the best”

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Another example of the coming life under the boot of socialism. A caring cook in Sweden provides an excellent menu for the kids eating in the school cafeteria and gets told to stopbecause it is unfair to other schools. 

Here’s another article on the same incident from The Local, an English language Swedish news site, sent yesterday by a reader:

 

A talented head cook at a school in central Sweden has been told to stop baking fresh bread and to cut back on her wide-ranging veggie buffets because it was unfair that students at other schools didn’t have access to the unusually tasty offerings.Annika Eriksson, a lunch lady at school in Falun, was told that her cooking is just too good.

Pupils at the school have become accustomed to feasting on newly baked bread and an assortment of 15 vegetables at lunchtime, but now the good times are over.

The municipality has ordered Eriksson to bring it down a notch since other schools do not receive the same calibre of food—and that is “unfair”.

Moreover, the food on offer at the school doesn’t comply with the directives of a local healthy diet scheme which was initiated in 2011, according to the municipality.

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6 Replies to “Swedish town bans excellent school meals because they’re better than average school meals”

  1. Once upon a time:

    One day when everyone in Sweden was fast asleep, an evil little goblin came along and cast a magic spell. All the boys and girls, and all the grown-ups went completely barking mad.
    The nasty old witch then came in and captured the country.
    And they all lived shittily ever after.

  2. You know, of all the things in the 4 volume set of The Hobbit and LOTR, I think maybe the most important character in it is Grima Wormtoungue who defeated a kingdom by just whispering politically correct nothings about the culture and people of the kingdom were not that great and how the enemies of the kingdom deserved sympathy and didn’t they want diversity?

    At least that’s how I remember it.

  6. Harrison Bergeron in real life. Meanwhile in the U.S. kids pay more for school lunch while receiving less food.