> Fast food is now a fraction of the cost of healthy food. No it isn't. If you would like to discuss specifically that I'm more than happy to demonstrate. So

> Fast food is now a fraction of the cost of healthy food. No it isn't. If you would like to discuss specifically that I'm more than happy to demonstrate. So your argument is these starving children are victims of cheap ultra high calorie fattening food and so need free food to stop them from hunger? > Home ownership rates have declined, resulting in more people paying to keep a roof over their head instead of investing in their own future equity. Spinning easily disproved tropes of victimhood. Over the timescale claimed you are saying that people are being forced out of homes?