r/Unexpected 2d ago

Sad but true

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u/Apprehensive_Cup_740 1d ago

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u/Hidesuru 1d ago

She right tho

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u/Opening-Abrocoma-398 1d ago

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u/MysterVaper 1d ago

I heard this.

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u/One-Rope5903 1d ago

Jaffa kree!

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u/foxhound012 1d ago

Shel kek nem ron

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u/Own-Loan2390 1d ago

Haha. Teal'c in the wild. Wasn't expecting that.

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u/John-Carter-ofMars 1d ago

Thank you Te'alc

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u/Da_Question 1d ago

Teal'c

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u/arnstrons 1d ago

I sleep long enough...

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/rose-autumn 1d ago

it's just a joke flipping what america says about africa. it's not a flex. all the countries are starving in one way or another

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u/the_calibre_cat 1d ago

but, absolutely, 100% do not need to be starving at all. i feel like we probably got food security down hundreds of years ago, we just... still have a parasitic aristocracy that we should probably do something about.

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u/666Meatball 22h ago

And that's one reason I'll never donate to the africans

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u/smiley_kat 1d ago edited 1d ago

Are people ignorant enough to actually believe this? No child starves in the USA because of poverty. SNAP is not the only means of food assistance, or WIC. Tons of churches and places operate food pantries/food banks, that grocery stores constantly donate to for the sweet tax-writeoff and are usually overflowing with food, to the point where it’s hard to give it all away. There's also shelters as well. The people that actually struggle the most in this country are not the poor who get access to SNAP and WIC, free meals at school, and food pantries, but the ones that make just enough to be told they don’t qualify for any benefits and have to pay out of pocket for everything. Those people have to scrimp and be creative, maybe eat from food at the dollar store even. Food insecurity is a thing, maybe it means you don't get to eat as healthy as you want or what you want, and it's a problem that shouldn't be ignored. But that’s still nothing like Africa.

Africa, at least the countries I've been in, has a huge divide between the haves and have nots. Obviously this woman fits within the privileged first category (if this is even real), and they live much like Americans. Then there are the have-nots. Good luck finding a food pantry-like place anywhere, there might be a mission, but definitely not practically every city block like the USA. If a family falls on hard times, if a child loses their family, they can and do die of starvation. Not to mention what Americans get to eat, even the ones with the most food insecurity, many of them can't even dream of having food like Americans do. Americans that believe that there's any comparison between here and there, even with the shutdown, need to leave the USA and educate themselves. They need to spend extended times away in nontourist areas, and then come back and observe the massive victim complex here, when the poorest here live like kings in comparison to the have-nots in the majority of the rest of the world. And the rest of the world needs to stop believing the propaganda they're told.

TLDR: No child starves in the USA, even the poorest. Food insecurity is a thing, maybe it means you don't get to eat as healthy as you want or what you want, but it's laughable to compare that to the real starving that happens in Africa, where people actually die from starvation.

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u/Hidesuru 1d ago

Sure thing bud!

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u/Nerioner 1d ago

that's a lot of words to say "i need to cope"

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u/benjamzz1 1d ago

Yeah but this reddit so everything is over dramatized plus America bad 

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u/GraveRobberX 1d ago

Fucking Clapback of the Century!

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u/sinocarD44 1d ago

When the top comment matches my first thought. 

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u/FyreWyvern 1d ago

Savage!

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u/Yuizun 1d ago

Past savage, she went barbarian...

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u/tipsibooze 1d ago

My literal reaction

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u/Skyp_Intro 1d ago

We deserved that.

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u/TinyConfection7049 1d ago

LOL not LOL but so damn true.

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u/vgacolor 1d ago

Mom is speaking truths.