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>Again, that is pure BS. No one starves in the US. The number one health problem is obesity. As someone who has been starving in the US and signed a suffocatin
by huehehue 9y ago
>Again, that is pure BS. No one starves in the US. The number one health problem is obesity.
As someone who has been starving in the US and signed a suffocating work agreement to feed myself and keep my apartment, I don't think you know what you're talking about.
Plenty of people starve in the US.
I don't think I'm an edge case, either -- I have many friends in similar (or worse) situations. If you've never had to strategically overdraw money from your bank account or write a check you knew would bounce to get by, then I don't think you know how bad it can get for the "middle" class.
- rhapsodic 9y ago>Plenty of people starve in the US. That statement is laughably ridiculous. Can you provide examples, aside from people with eating disorders?
- ohazi 9y agoYou are either being obstinate, or are comically naive. Not everyone who disagrees with your apparent "libertarianism with zero exceptions" philosophy is a freedom-hating communist, and your position is indefensible if you are too myopic to even consider some of the very real edge cases where it falls on its face. Get off your high horse.
- rhapsodic 9y ago>You are either being obstinate, or are comically naive. Perhaps you can show me some evidence to support the ridiculous statement that "plenty of people starve in the US."
- ohazi 9y agoSeriously? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunger_in_the_United_States https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunger_in_the_United_States