Its a 3-step plan: 1. stop subsidizing it. 2. stop buying it. 3. deal with the monumental consequences of step 1. An optional 4th step might be taking some ti

Its a 3-step plan: 1. stop subsidizing it. 2. stop buying it. 3. deal with the monumental consequences of step 1. An optional 4th step might be taking some time to understand basic economics. A 5th step would be to address the underlying causes of poverty in our communities, rather than complain that we have too much food to give away. (Note that taking step 1 will probably change the economics of food such that there is much, much less free food floating around)