Thursday, February 9, 2012

Law suits

   For some crazy reason obese people feel they should get special treatment for their excessive eating. Most of them even go as far as blame other people for there over eating by taking it as far as suing fast food for being overweight. Get real! That's like a skinny person suing a gym for getting too skinny. If your eating fast food ten times a day, your just asking for an extra 20 to 30 pounds so why bite the hand that feeds you. Places like McDonald's don't force feed you french fries, YOU order it. YOU can take it or leave it, they even offer the calorie, and fat intake on the back of every bag, so the consumer knows what they are consuming.
    "Caesar Barber, 56, a maintenance worker who weighs about 270 pounds and stands 5-foot-10, claims McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's and KFC jeopardized his health with their greasy, salty fare. He filed a class action lawsuit to the New York State Supreme Court in the Bronx on behalf of an unspecified number of other obese and ill New Yorkers who also feast on fast food." Are fast food restaurants really to blame for the obesity rate? In my opinion its not! Ronald McDonald and Cornell sanders don't come into your house, take off your jogging shoes and spoon feed you burgers and chicken. So why blame them for your weight if thier company dosent force food down your throat?
    Lawsuits are getting so rediculous that they want to sue fast-food companies for making the booths way to small. Now shouldnt that be a lightbuld to go to the gym. "Martin Kessman, 64, has filed a lawsuit seeking unspecified financial damages against the fast-food chain, claiming that his local White Castle is in violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act because the seating cannot accommodate a customer of his size. A federal lawsuit filed last week claims that in April 2009, Kessman smacked his knee into a metal post while trying to wedge himself into the stationary seating at a White Castle in Nanuet, N.Y., near his home."

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