More advertissement for that F2P garbage please, this kind of fastfood game printing money totally deserve it... Nice journalist job at Kotaku!

I think the worst stuff is from trolls who showed up after this story went public.

Why is the parent feeding messy food to a kid in the middle of a store, anyway? Stop off at the snack bar and eat there, maybe?

It’s not any more inconsiderate than lighting up a cigarette in a public place. Plus PB&J is kind of messy with young kids.

I don’t care about the peanuts. I don’t think parents should be giving their children any messy / gooey foods to eat in the middle of Target. If junior’s blood sugar is about to drop and cause a meltdown, give him a snack before you go in.

Yea I think this is the right take. The rest of the world doesn’t have to curb their diet or habits, but common courtesy should dictate that you shouldn’t let a kid smear anything all over without cleaning it up. The lecturer can also go fly a kite.

Nut allergy sufferer here (and not a child). I see people riding the subway and filling their hands with peanuts/other nuts from a packet while having a snack and then using the same nut-contaminated hand to hold on to a communal post or rail. It’s scary for me I’m sure they aren’t thinking about people with…

I can understand both sides. If you’re the parent of a kid with a peanut allergy (or other severe allergy to a very common thing), I’m sure that’s difficult. You have to work hard to protect your kid, whom you presumably love very much, and it can sometimes feel like the rest of the world is out to get you. I imagine…

I mean, even in an R movie, inducing anaphylactic shock is a pretty poor taste for a joke.

Regardless of how you feel about this topic, this movie is crap. Seriously. Why did they bother to tell people it is based on a book that they had zero intention of following? Dumb asses. Pbbbbtttthhhhhhh.

My son has a severe peanut allergy. So severe in fact, that were he subjected to peanut protein without intervention, he would die. Now that we know about this scene, we will not be taking him to this movie, obviously. Now, even though you are an idiot, I feel the need to explain what makes me so mad about it. While…

I see a lot of glib, “eh, what’s the big deal” comments here, but I can tell you: going into anaphalaxis IS a big deal. It’s happened to me, and if you don’t have an epi-pen immediately nearby, you could die.

Everyone’s trying to mock this response for over-sensitivity.

It seems like the problem is really taking a children’s book aimed at very young children and adding mob violence to it. The fact that it was done via food allergies seems incidental. If the rabbits rigged up death traps or threw knives at him I don’t see how that makes it any better (fwiw I have a child with a peanut…

Flatlined on the Lady Elaine reference. I soo wasn’t ready!

I also attempted that haircut but did not look like Meg Ryan. I looked like Lady Elaine from Mr. Rogers Neighborhood.