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Good morning. Here's a WSJ op-ed about the food stamp program. Written, as one would expect, by Moby -- (link)
Posted by
ty97
Apr 10 '18, 06:07
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https://twitter.com/ArthurDelaneyHP/status/983680210070638592
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I agree with it. -- nm
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Bacon
Apr 10, 06:47
"There there poor person, let me tell you what you should be eating" -- nm
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Guigue
Apr 10, 06:21
I mostly agree that there needs to be a push to get people to eat healthier but there's a good percentage of people that don't have fresh
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Krusty
Apr 10, 06:15
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right, food deserts are a big issue in poor areas -- nm
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ty97
Apr 10, 06:27
I would not want to live in a country where the government mandates and defines what healthy eating is. -- nm
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Strongbad
Apr 10, 06:22
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Industry’s historical influence on the process of determining what is “healthy” notwithstanding, I don’t necessarily see that being the problem here. -- (edited)
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znufrii
Apr 10, 06:31
We have government departments set up just for that, the US Public Health Service. It's in the best interest of the government to promote good health -- (edited)
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Krusty
Apr 10, 06:30
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I agree it's in the best interest of the government to promote good health.
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Strongbad
Apr 10, 07:02
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I would not be okay with them mandating what to eat but we need them to have the departments
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Krusty
Apr 10, 07:19
Advice, sure. But would you be okay with the government outlawing twinkies? -- nm
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ty97
Apr 10, 06:31
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No, but I’d be ok with them taxing the hell out of twinkies. -- nm
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mafic
Apr 10, 06:35
Of course not. I'm not okay with them mandating what people eat. But they can do good things by promoting healthy food and a healthy
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Krusty
Apr 10, 06:34
If Twinkies are outlawed, then only outlaws would have Twinkies! -- (edited)
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prayformojo
Apr 10, 06:32
How will they know poverty is bad if it's not a Dickensian level of suffering? -- nm
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Reagen
Apr 10, 06:18
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But why make it a Victorian hellscape when you could make it a *futuristic* hellscape? Hear me out: unlimited meal replacement pills!
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mafic
Apr 10, 06:29
Next thing you know, poor people will have cell phones and silly luxuries like that -- nm
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Guigue
Apr 10, 06:25
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Refrigerators! Right in their houses! -- nm
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Reagen
Apr 10, 06:29
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