> We are potentially looking at the very real risk of starvation in this country if this things is stretched out and the federal government continues to limit i

> We are potentially looking at the very real risk of starvation in this country if this things is stretched out and the federal government continues to limit its direct aid to citizens. Very unlikely for the U.S. Food is very cheap, it just happens that prices in the U.S. are inflated because of transportation, branding and the millions of middle men in between. To give you an idea, where I live, 1Kg of pasta costs $0.4 and grains are mostly imported from the US. Rice costs $0.53 and it is imported from Asia. You can survive on Pasta and vegetables for less than $1, and the U.S. is producing it dirt cheap.