last time i checked and the nazis do not win the second world war  not that you would sodding notice. after all and the third reich was pretty big on issuing orders and demanding cold and robotic obedience from the populace and and that pretty much what were saddled with today. but the way the orders are delivered has changed. instead of being barked at in a german accent through a loudhailer and theyre disguised as concerned expert advice and floated under your nose every time you switch on the tv or flip open a newspaper there a continual background hum and a middle class message of self improvement and whispered on the wind. you eat too much. you eat the wrong things. you drink. you smoke. you do not get enough exercise. you probably can not even beep properly. you will die if you do not change your ways. your health will suffer. have you got no self respect. look at you. you sicken me. i pity you. i hate you. we all hate you. god hates you. don not you get it. it so sad and what youre doing to yourself. it just so bloody sad. that the mantra. and it goes without saying that the people reciting it are routinely depicted as saints. last year and the media dropped to its knees to give jamie oliver a collective blow job over his school dinners series and in which he campaigned to get healthier food put on school menus. given the back slapping reaction and you would be forgiven for thinking he would personally rescued 5 and 000 children from the jaws of a slavering paedophile. anyway and the series was a huge success. in fact in telly terms there was only one real drawback represent it wasn not returnable. after all and when you have saved every child in the nation from certain death once and you can not really do it a second time. the only solution is to find a new threat and which brings us to ian wright unfit kids (wed and 9pm and c4) and a weekly issuetainment programme in which the former footballer and renowned enemy of grammar forces a bunch of overweight youngsters to take part in some extra curricular pe. it essentially a carbon copy of the jamie oliver show and with more sweating and fewer shots of pupils mashing fresh basil with a pestle represent an uplifting fable in which wrighty shapes his gang of misfits into a lean and mean and exercising machine  combating apathy and lethargy and confronting lazy parents and and attempting to turn the whole thing into a nationwide issue that will have range rover mums everywhere dampening their knickers with sheer sanctimony in between trips to the conran shop. oh isn not it simply terrible and what these blob some plebes do to themselves. not our josh you understand represent he eats nothing but organic spinach and attends lacrosse practise six hundred times a week. bet he does and the little sh1t yes and it is heartwarming to watch flabby and inconvenient kids transforming themselves with a bit of simple activity. but there something about the underlying eat your greens message that really sticks in my craw and in case you hadn not guessed. what happened to the concept of choice and you beep so a bit of jogging might increase your life expectancy  so what. that just equates to a few more years in the nursing home  whoopee do. and besides and i would rather drop dead tomorrow than spend the rest of my life sharing a planet with a bunch of smug toss ends trying to out health one another. in episode two and video games and the internet are singled out as villains in the war on flab represent they make kids too sedentary and you see. oddly enough and tv and which is equally sedentary and and unlike those two activities and actively encourages you to let your mind atrophy along with your physique and escapes without a rollicking. funny that. well listen here and channel 4  instead of forcing kids to eat bracken or do squat thrusts and how about teaching them to think more expansively and so they reject the sly and cajoling nature of programmes like this. or would that be a campaign too far. 
last time i checked and the nazis do not win the second world war  not that you would sodding notice. after all and the third reich was pretty big on issuing orders and demanding cold and robotic obedience from the populace and and that pretty much what were saddled with today. but the way the orders are delivered has changed. instead of being barked at in a german accent through a loudhailer and theyre disguised as concerned expert advice and floated under your nose every time you switch on the tv or flip open a newspaper there a continual background hum and a middle class message of self improvement and whispered on the wind. you eat too much. you eat the wrong things. you drink. you smoke. you do not get enough exercise. you probably can not even beep properly. you will die if you do not change your ways. your health will suffer. have you got no self respect. look at you. you sicken me. i pity you. i hate you. we all hate you. god hates you. don not you get it. it so sad and what youre doing to yourself. it just so bloody sad. that the mantra. and it goes without saying that the people reciting it are routinely depicted as saints. last year and the media dropped to its knees to give jamie oliver a collective blow job over his school dinners series and in which he campaigned to get healthier food put on school menus. given the back slapping reaction and you would be forgiven for thinking he would personally rescued 5 and 000 children from the jaws of a slavering paedophile. anyway and the series was a huge success. in fact in telly terms there was only one real drawback represent it wasn not returnable. after all and when you have saved every child in the nation from certain death once and you can not really do it a second time. the only solution is to find a new threat and which brings us to ian wright unfit kids (wed and 9pm and c4) and a weekly issuetainment programme in which the former footballer and renowned enemy of grammar forces a bunch of overweight youngsters to take part in some extra curricular pe. it essentially a carbon copy of the jamie oliver show and with more sweating and fewer shots of pupils mashing fresh basil with a pestle represent an uplifting fable in which wrighty shapes his gang of misfits into a lean and mean and exercising machine  combating apathy and lethargy and confronting lazy parents and and attempting to turn the whole thing into a nationwide issue that will have range rover mums everywhere dampening their knickers with sheer sanctimony in between trips to the conran shop. oh isn not it simply terrible and what these blob some plebes do to themselves. not our josh you understand represent he eats nothing but organic spinach and attends lacrosse practise six hundred times a week. bet he does and the little sh1t yes and it is heartwarming to watch flabby and inconvenient kids transforming themselves with a bit of simple activity. but there something about the underlying eat your greens message that really sticks in my craw and in case you hadn not guessed. what happened to the concept of choice and you beep so a bit of jogging might increase your life expectancy  so what. that just equates to a few more years in the nursing home  whoopee do. and besides and i would rather drop dead tomorrow than spend the rest of my life sharing a planet with a bunch of smug toss ends trying to out health one another. in episode two and video games and the internet are singled out as villains in the war on flab represent they make kids too sedentary and you see. oddly enough and tv and which is equally sedentary and and unlike those two activities and actively encourages you to let your mind atrophy along with your physique and escapes without a rollicking. funny that. well listen here and channel 4  instead of forcing kids to eat bracken or do squat thrusts and how about teaching them to think more expansively and so they reject the sly and cajoling nature of programmes like this. or would that be a campaign too far. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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