Making an ideological debate of it is a sure way into desaster. """has been known for decates""" Thst is actually only partially true, as has been proven in a

Making an ideological debate of it is a sure way into desaster. """has been known for decates""" Thst is actually only partially true, as has been proven in a number of experiments and shown in the book "Poor Economy". Poor people that reach a higher level of income will generally not buy /more/ food to satisfy their actual needs, but will switch to buy /more expensive/ food (aka "better tasting"), often even /reducing/ their number of calories consumed. Part of the problem is lack of money, but the main problem is lack of knowledge/education.