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Yes, it's a program that is at high risk of overexpansion like many others. It would be constantly attacked for not providing "healthy" options like fresh frui
by dahdum 8y ago
Yes, it's a program that is at high risk of overexpansion like many others.
It would be constantly attacked for not providing "healthy" options like fresh fruit, organic flour, more variety and whatnot.
I just wish we could do stuff like this. Same with housing, provide budget accommodations in low cost areas and you'll be accused of creating ghettos and modern day internment camps. So we spend much more to subsidize housing in the highest cost, most desirable regions, leaving far too many without anything.
- RangerScience 8y agoRight. Or you give people the capacity to make their own choices (and make sure the market can function as properly, which is non-trivial). Any kind of goods/services delivery removes people's capacity to make their own choices.