> You are literally imagining the saddest person in the entire world that has every single difficulty imaginable preventing them from getting food. No, I am no

> You are literally imagining the saddest person in the entire world that has every single difficulty imaginable preventing them from getting food. No, I am not. I am relating to the people around me in rural Texas. > Are they a disabled veteran who's blind, can't speak and has autism too? Why are you so dismissive and condescending about your fellow people's problems? > None of those people exist here, not in singlewides, duplexes, apartments or living in their relatives basements. When life puts you in their shoes then I hope the people around you won't think you don't exist. Or, if they do, then I hope your awful opinion of them will change. > There are more people living in their car than people without cars where I live in Alabama I suspect that you don't get out much. There are many roads and many homes. Have you visited every single one? > Do you live in a rural area? I do. I live in rural Texas. I can look out of my window and see cattle and horses. My yard is larger than many suburban neighborhood parks. My nearest neighbor is a 10 minute walk away. My nearest grocery store is 15 miles.