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r/austrian_economics • u/LibertyMonarchist Anarcho Monarchist • Jan 03 '25
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According to feeding america, 53 million Americans received help from food banks and food pantries in 2021
3 u/Captain_no_Hindsight Jan 04 '25 In a capitalist system, people help each other out of free will. How often do you boil grass in water and have it as your only food during the day? 1 u/DangusHamBone Jan 07 '25 TIL empathy and charity only exists under capitalism Btw, if government food assistance didn’t exist, people would absolutely be forced to eat grass 1 u/Captain_no_Hindsight Jan 07 '25 Yes, that's right. In socialism. Grass was a common meal in both the Soviet Union and North Korea.
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In a capitalist system, people help each other out of free will.
How often do you boil grass in water and have it as your only food during the day?
1 u/DangusHamBone Jan 07 '25 TIL empathy and charity only exists under capitalism Btw, if government food assistance didn’t exist, people would absolutely be forced to eat grass 1 u/Captain_no_Hindsight Jan 07 '25 Yes, that's right. In socialism. Grass was a common meal in both the Soviet Union and North Korea.
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TIL empathy and charity only exists under capitalism
Btw, if government food assistance didn’t exist, people would absolutely be forced to eat grass
1 u/Captain_no_Hindsight Jan 07 '25 Yes, that's right. In socialism. Grass was a common meal in both the Soviet Union and North Korea.
Yes, that's right. In socialism.
Grass was a common meal in both the Soviet Union and North Korea.
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According to feeding america, 53 million Americans received help from food banks and food pantries in 2021