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The problem with successful programs is that the problem goes away, but the costs are still noticeable. Ask yourself if you'd feel the same if you'd spent year
by nitwit005 7y ago
The problem with successful programs is that the problem goes away, but the costs are still noticeable.
Ask yourself if you'd feel the same if you'd spent years around malnourished kids. And no, that's not some sort of exaggeration, as that's been an issue in a number of rural areas in quite recent history.
- crooked-v 7y agoOn that note, free school lunch programs in the US started in large part from the Army publicizing on how too many potential soldiers were malnourished. It was considered a genuine national security concern at the time.