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No, this is a very fake dichotomy. The array of options available to society is not "starve" vs. "waiting in a bread line for hours" vs. "feeding your family"
by TheCowboy 6y ago
No, this is a very fake dichotomy.
The array of options available to society is not "starve" vs. "waiting in a bread line for hours" vs. "feeding your family" as can be seen by countries that have approached this problem differently.
And lemon zest isn't spicy.
- klmadfejno 6y agoRelatively few people will starve "to death". But a significant number of people are already not getting enough food before the crisis: https://www.rt.com/usa/314881-usa-households-not-enough-food/ https://www.rt.com/usa/314881-usa-households-not-enough-food... If food prices increase, and people lose jobs, more people will suffer food insecurity. This problem is MUCH worse in poorer countries for obvious reasons.