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This leaves out spoilage. Fruit is a pain in the ass to get enough of without running out before the next shopping trip or having it rot. I think a lot of peop

by pixl97 10mo ago

This leaves out spoilage. Fruit is a pain in the ass to get enough of without running out before the next shopping trip or having it rot. I think a lot of people that say quickly perishable items are cheap shop every few days and buy in small quantities.

amrocha 10mo ago
Yes, that’s how you should live if you want to be healthy. If the place where you live doesn’t allow that, then you’re sacrificing your health to live there. That’s your choice at the end of the day, but don’t make excuses for why you choose to eat garbage all day.
- cthalupa 10mo ago
  Being able to just up and move to a place that makes it more viable to grocery shop multiple times a week involves a certain level of affluence that a lot of people don't have. It is not a generalizable answer to this problem.
  - amrocha 10mo ago
    Reality doesn’t care about whether it’s generalizable or not, it only cares about the truth. And the truth is that your suburbs are killing you.
    - cthalupa 10mo ago
      Reality also doesn't care about an answer if it is impractical for a huge number of people. There are a variety of different answers to the problem and you pick the ones that are applicable to you and work from there Telling someone who can't afford to move to the city that they just need to move the city to solve their health problem is a waste of time for you and them.
      - amrocha 10mo ago
        The answer applicable to individuals is to leave the suburbs and move to a city. The answer applicable to the government is to build better cities. The answer is never stay in the suburbs but take drugs the rest of your life and spend the end of your life miserably unhealthy. You’re free to do that if you want to, you just can’t pretend it’s healthy.
        pixl97 10mo ago
        Ya, if you look at the propaganda being thrown around today '15 minute cities' are a communist trap meant to imprison you... don't expect change in the US.

by pixl97 10mo ago

amrocha 10mo ago

Yes, that’s how you should live if you want to be healthy. If the place where you live doesn’t allow that, then you’re sacrificing your health to live there. That’s your choice at the end of the day, but don’t make excuses for why you choose to eat garbage all day.

cthalupa 10mo ago
Being able to just up and move to a place that makes it more viable to grocery shop multiple times a week involves a certain level of affluence that a lot of people don't have. It is not a generalizable answer to this problem.
- amrocha 10mo ago
  Reality doesn’t care about whether it’s generalizable or not, it only cares about the truth. And the truth is that your suburbs are killing you.
  - cthalupa 10mo ago
    Reality also doesn't care about an answer if it is impractical for a huge number of people. There are a variety of different answers to the problem and you pick the ones that are applicable to you and work from there Telling someone who can't afford to move to the city that they just need to move the city to solve their health problem is a waste of time for you and them.
    - amrocha 10mo ago
      The answer applicable to individuals is to leave the suburbs and move to a city. The answer applicable to the government is to build better cities. The answer is never stay in the suburbs but take drugs the rest of your life and spend the end of your life miserably unhealthy. You’re free to do that if you want to, you just can’t pretend it’s healthy.
      - pixl97 10mo ago
        Ya, if you look at the propaganda being thrown around today '15 minute cities' are a communist trap meant to imprison you... don't expect change in the US.