holy crap it happened

[kimba1]

http://www.sfexaminer.com/local/Resolution-would-deem-Mondays-meat-free-89971427.html


this is offensive to minorities.

[sirs]

Don't laugh.  I could see this coming for years.  One can only imagine the fines & penalties levied to folks & businesses, come 2020

[Stray Pooch]

If I'm a Steakhouse owner I'm giving specials on Monday.

[sirs]

    I'm there Pooch.  Can I get an extra special on either some tri-tip or prime-rib?

[kimba1]

what great idea

chinatown is a kind of a sanctuary in san francisco
so steakhouse monday would be welcome in chinatown.

it`s already the last place to have gravy.

[Xavier_Onassis]

This is a resolution. It does not have the force of law. No one could be arrested for serving meat.
Traditionally, Monday is a day in which many, if not most, restaurants are closed, anyway.

[sirs]

Anyone here claim it was a law?  It's only a matter of time when it does become law however

[kimba1]

gonna be rough
we got alot of meat eating groups here

already thiers a black flight going on in san francisco.

this will most likely cause a ethnic cleansing.

[sirs]

Anyone catch the NY City Board of Education produing an edict, "NO MORE BAKE SALES", unless its vegetables or fruit, or from a list of already manufactured plastic products, I mean processed packaged foods, that they have deemed OK to be eaten by Children??

[Xavier_Onassis]

Anyone here claim it was a law?  It's only a matter of time when it does become law however
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I know I didn't, and I do not think that it will ever become a law.

You, on the other hand, think it is inevitable. But I think that is vary unlikely.

By the way, it does not apply to eating at home. People can eat an entire steer at home if they wish.

[kimba1]

steer maybe but not goat.

I remember a family got in trouble about that.

the animal right folks here are pretty powerful.

goodthing I don`t eat baldeagle nowadays

[sirs]

Anyone here claim it was a law?  It's only a matter of time when it does become law however
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I know I didn't.

Then why the reference to "This is a resolution. It does not have the force of law", if that was never at issue??

[Xavier_Onassis]

Then why the reference to "This is a resolution. It does not have the force of law",  if that was never at issue??

Because HOLY CRAP! IT HAPPENED! seemed to me to express a great degree of importance and urgency.

When someone says "we hope you will serve vegetarian fare, that is, if you fell like it" I deemed to be unlikely to raise the feeling pf protest that he initially mentioned.

I can't imagine why such a thing would upset you.

[sirs]

Same folks 10years ago would be saying how completely far fetched for any legislature to have even thought of making some such official resolution

Nor did I make any inferrence to being "upset".  That's just another, in a LOOOOONG list of your errors, to date

[kimba1]

ok
to be alittle clear
true the resolution does not have the force of law,but thier is precedence that it can be law or something to that effect.

plastic bag ban started as a resolution and despite many protest it became policy here.

in fact the people who approved meatless monday has also made the plasstic ban even more strict and closed a loophole that allows reuseable plactic bags.

so it`s very likely a meat ban may happen.

at this moment talks are in the way to make vegetables organic only

p.s. meatless friday also include cage free eggs(whatever that means)

I also hear rumor of olive oil only ,but that just sounds crazy-groan