Kids want their junk food, as they take to twitter to slam Michelle Obama

Parents beware, your kids are going hungry and they are blaming Michelle Obama.

As the school year got underway in parts of the country, some kids are sounding off on Twitter via a new hashtag: #BringBackOurSnacks. They are irked at the empty vending machines, the soda-less drink choices and the overall lack of junk food—and they’re threatening to skip lunch altogether if they’re going to be force-fed whole grains and fresh fruits.

S/O to my girl @MichelleObama I’m sure that burger tastes a lot better than my lunch pic.twitter.com/VXgrEffS5B

— Makayla Jacobs (@Makaylajj23) August 20, 2014

Some nutritionists and parents back Michelle Obama’s three-year crusade against childhood obesity. She has pushed hard to get kids to cut back on sugars and trans fats and exercise more.  The kids that have to now eat the new lunch menus are pissed and they are taking to twitter to let the First Lady know it…

Fucking Michelle Obama pic.twitter.com/U1AhHUdHAH — Taylor Lutz (@TtimeLutz) August 26, 2014

thank u @MichelleObama for our nasty lunch meal. I had to starve all day & wait until I got home #ucanttakemynuggets pic.twitter.com/Qblr4YHMCE

— Ally Hill (@Ally_hillll) August 26, 2014

@MichelleObama LOOK WHAT YOU’RE PUTTING US THROUGH. GIVE US BACK OUR NACHO CHEESE #shreddedcheese? #thestruggleisreal pic.twitter.com/wEeYnkhWD6 — Rir. (@lilly_groth) August 25, 2014

Shoutout to Michelle Obama and and the lunch ladies pic.twitter.com/KBVQR4piox

— kaylee (@FLYNNfortheWIN_) August 21, 2014

Thanks to Michelle Obama this is all I got for lunch today. That’s two orders of fries btw and it was $2.20. pic.twitter.com/zHkPacGqbU — Kiersten knaub (@11Knaub) August 13, 2014

It’s not the lunch ladies fault it’s yours @MichelleObama pic.twitter.com/te6n8KXjzA

— Samuel (@samtheman12321) August 19, 2014

Kids definitely need to cut down on junk and start exercising…no doubt about it, but some of the food shown in the tweets looks plain nasty and really unhealthy.

References:

http://www.vocativ.com/culture/health-culture/healthy-school-lunch/