[Ferretlover]

For whatever reason given, it is probably a good idea to get the citizens used to the lack of meats available:

'Meatless Mondays': LA urges residents to turn vegetarian one day a week
By Melissa Pamer, NBCLosAngeles.com
Los Angeles is hoping to persuade people to become vegetarian – at least one day per week. Under a resolution unanimously approved by the city council this week, all future Mondays in the City of Angels have been declared "Meatless Mondays."

It's part of an international campaign to cut down on meat consumption for health and environmental reasons. …
NBC News

Let's continue the legislate-what-people-can-eat movement-after all, Bllomberg started it with his problem pop activities on the other side of the country.

[Keith_McClary]

the legislate-what-people-can-eat movement-after all, Bllomberg started it

It started a few thousand years ago. Later the Muslims and Catholics joined the movement.

[Shaved Monkey]

The hamburger, bacon and hot dog industry is a way of selling the highly saturated fatty bits that no one would want to eat.
Corn syrup in soft drinks and everything else doesn't help either but there is plenty of saturated fat being consumed too.

[vision-master]

So now a gotta quit my daily wiskey habit? lsol

[Ferretlover]

It started a few thousand years ago. Later the Muslims and Catholics joined the movement.

Keith, you stinker! I meant events in MY lifetime... not yours! *heehee*

And, VM: If you don't bring enough for the whole board, then you can't have any.

[AgentR11]

So... in honor of LA's venture into culinary correctness, should I set out a Tbone (28oz) or a NY Strip (16oz) for Monday's brunch?

[Ferretlover]

TBone's are nice, but, I prefer ribeyes... OOps! Did I say that out loud? Good thing I don't live in CA!

[Narz]

For whatever reason given, it is probably a good idea to get the citizens used to the lack of meats available:

'Meatless Mondays': LA urges residents to turn vegetarian one day a week
By Melissa Pamer, NBCLosAngeles.com
Los Angeles is hoping to persuade people to become vegetarian – at least one day per week. Under a resolution unanimously approved by the city council this week, all future Mondays in the City of Angels have been declared "Meatless Mondays."

It's part of an international campaign to cut down on meat consumption for health and environmental reasons. …
NBC News

Let's continue the legislate-what-people-can-eat movement-after all, Bllomberg started it with his problem pop activities on the other side of the country.

I'm all for it, people don't know what's good for them. People whine about sin-taxes, food restrictions, smoking bans & the like but they're proven to work... whether people like it or not.