Yes, because Swedes are smart
and progressive and everything is free!
Well, except individual
liberty.
By Arthur Lyons
A
school in Sweden has imposed vegetarianism on all of its students in a supposed
attempt to help combat climate change.
The radical policy has been
implemented at the Gitarren Preschool in Umeå and represents the first attempt
by a municipal school to eliminate meat on the food menus. All meals served at
the preschool will be entirely meatless, and students will not be given the
choice to opt-out of the program, Swedish broadcaster SVT reports.
When the program begins in
about two weeks, breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be entirely vegetarian, and
those who would like to order meat will not be able to. No exceptions will be
made.
Teachers claim that the school
has only received positive feedback from parents and children.
Markus
Sandström, a teacher at Gitarren Preschool, says: “There have only been
positive reactions and many are grateful.”
“We believe and hope that this
can become permanent. So this is the idea, but it felt a bit drastic to go all
out with it right away. We must evaluate properly first,” Sandström added.
The school has hired a dietitian to oversee the rollout of the new menu and to make sure all the
children, aged between one and six, are receiving adequate nutrition from the meatless
diet.
Despite claiming that all
reactions to the new program have so far been positive, Sandström says that he
is well aware that the program could be controversial.
“We
want to be clear that there is nothing political about this. This is something
we do because we think it will have a positive climate impact,” Sandström.
Sweden is at the forefront of
imposing climate change ideology onto its population. In September, a Swedish
professor suggested that people should begin to think about eating
human flesh as a substitute for animal meat to combat climate
change.
(Happy, happy Swedish school
children! Gaily going to play after a wonderful breakfast of broccoli,
cauliflower and carrots, with repeat for snacks and lunch!)
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