> Food insecure is defined as "lack of access to an affordable, nutritious diet". No it’s not. You’re not even reading the study you’re quoting. You’re just us

> Food insecure is defined as "lack of access to an affordable, nutritious diet". No it’s not. You’re not even reading the study you’re quoting. You’re just using your own beliefs off the top of your head. That almost 50 million number was from an overly broad questionnaire that included answers about being “uncertain” about being able to acquire “nutritious” food, which was self-reported with little guidance. So anyone who, at any point, was uncertain about acquiring vaguely defined nutritious food would be counted, even if they actually acquired nutritious food for everyone the entire year. Your misquoting of what I said is really annoying. I’m pointing out real problems with the study and you’re trying to act like I’m saying they’re not technically starving.