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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If MAGAs are the majority of SNAP and they voted against it, then it should be cut.[/quote] Honestly, this might have to be the thing to do. Blue states will come in to rescue their people. Let the red state MAGAs learn some valuable lessons about the their voting history. Same with their insurance premiums. The D’s can only try to save people from themselves for so long. [/quote] Giving people handouts is not saving people from themselves. We as Democrats should be putting community farms around neighborhoods, planting fruit trees in public parks, bringing back home ec, teaching children in schools how to plant a garden, teaching them how to cook, so the next generation isn’t as dependent on a failing system. Giving them money to buy ultra processed garbage food isn’t saving them from anything. [/quote] Why do you assume everyone is living off of ultra processed garbage? Yes, people living on couches or SRO rooms probably are. Hard to make your own organic wheat bread when you only have a microwave and hot plate and work 60 hours on your feet every week. But many people buy whole or minimally processed ingredients to make their meals, or buy ultra processed when it is in fact cheaper on a macro basis (see hot dogs versus steak, for example). I agree we could do more to teach people how to garden, but not all soils are suitable for growing things, particularly in urban areas that were built up in the asbestos/lead based paint/PCBs everywhere era. It’s quite an upfront investment to build and fill raised planters or containers, and the results are far from guaranteed. Buying greenhouse grown may very well be the more economical choice. [/quote] Go spend 5 minutes on TikTok and you’ll find countless videos of people showing their EBT shopping hauls and people in grocery stores showing what happens to carts of food when people can’t pay. It’s almost all ultra processed garbage. They should really be limited to fruit, veg, meat, dairy, and pantry staples like flour and cornstarch. I don’t need to buy anyone 25 frozen pizzas and 5 bags of Doritos just to pay for those healthcare bills in 10 years. [/quote] You are a first class douche. Cheap food keeps people fed. All the things you list are VERY expensive now and you need a full kitchen and the utensils and spices to cook with them. Go crawl back under your rock.[/quote] No they aren't and no you don't. Cooking is nowhere near as complicated as you think. I don't think we should micromanage people's grocery shopping but it is ridiculous to say that something like rice and beans is too hard to make and requires fancy equipment.[/quote]How [i]dare [/i] you suggest people eat rice and beans when they deserve —deserve, mind you, a diet of ice cream, corn chips, cookies, and soft drinks. How [i]dare[/i] you![/quote]
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