> No one really has to worry about food in our society with the plethora of welfare programs, churches, food banks, etc You'd think so, but no. There are a lim

> No one really has to worry about food in our society with the plethora of welfare programs, churches, food banks, etc You'd think so, but no. There are a limited number of places at those tables and always less than the number of people in need of food in an Italy where the biggest problem in agriculture is overproduction. Then there's the little detail of catholic organizations like Caritas being used by the state to distribute food from EU sources. You don't want to deal with those that fucked you when you were a wee lad? Guess you're dining in a dumpster. Again. > the majority of people have shelter security by proxy of family or friends We're talking about the less fortunate minority here. Does the state need to guarantee their survival or not?