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    Oh the indignity! I can hear it now. “Eating only things with a nutrition label on the box is a yuman right!”

    I eat weeds. Wild weeds from the yard. For fun. They’re tasty. You should try it. Most of them are harmless and nutritious, shit, dandelions were an imported food crop from Europe. Double check what you’re eating first but they can be really good.

    I didn’t blame them for not eating grass I said that you should know a thing or two about nutrition if you intend to, you know, survive. I don’t know about you, but if I was so poor I was living off of scones alone for 3 months, I’d be looking up wild food and learning about vitamin deficiency, and I’d be entirely willing to eat grass to prevent fucking scurvy.

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      10 months ago

      You have a yard. Many people do not. People live in parts of the US that are deserts made of shitty buildings and huge roads.

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        10 months ago

        Those places are called “cities.” And the people in question also have a yard, they’re renting a house in the country.

        And I don’t have a yard actually, I just live somewhere that there’s living creatures outside aka not a city.

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          210 months ago

          Yeah no

          Not having any greenery is not the defining characteristic of a city, it is a choice

          Look at this picture, it is the capital of Switzerland, the centre of it no less:

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            110 months ago

            And is that where these people live? That can’t eat grass because everything is made of concrete?

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              Nah, those people live in the US, where cities look like this, thanks to car-centric lifes. If you tried to eat that grass you’d probably die, it’s so polluted by engine oil, exhaust and tyre wear