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	<title>Comments on: cukes, kale, and cabbage</title>
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		<title>By: jandksmith</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Katy and I attended Chipotle&#039;s free showing of Food, Inc. last week. It was a good movie that avoided Michael Moore-like tactics that tend to turn people off. Sure, it was preaching to the choir (local farmers&#039; markets have always been the healthy and economical way to go), but I hope that it&#039;ll reach a few people who may not know some of the stuff.

Obviously, the filmmakers picked a worst-case scenario with a mother of a son who died in 12 days from Ecoli poisoning, but I think the manufacturer&#039;s response is what&#039;s important. It told her to shut up and didn&#039;t even apologize. That&#039;s not exactly good business, unless government&#039;s on your side.

-Jonathon Smith]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Katy and I attended Chipotle&#8217;s free showing of Food, Inc. last week. It was a good movie that avoided Michael Moore-like tactics that tend to turn people off. Sure, it was preaching to the choir (local farmers&#8217; markets have always been the healthy and economical way to go), but I hope that it&#8217;ll reach a few people who may not know some of the stuff.</p>
<p>Obviously, the filmmakers picked a worst-case scenario with a mother of a son who died in 12 days from Ecoli poisoning, but I think the manufacturer&#8217;s response is what&#8217;s important. It told her to shut up and didn&#8217;t even apologize. That&#8217;s not exactly good business, unless government&#8217;s on your side.</p>
<p>-Jonathon Smith</p>
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