• donutaud15@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I’m glad to see people like you who thinks that eating shit is a choice. It’s cute.

    Let me explain how it works for some who are not as privileged: when people are hungry, they buy cheap. It doesn’t matter if some over privileged cunt think they are eating shit. It matters that something fills hungry, grumbly tummies. Especially for ones with kids. People really need to get off their fucking high horses and just let people eat. Jesus. It’s not hard.

    Yes it may not be the healthiest. But it sure beats outright starvation.

    • Aux@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      That’s not true for UK where, once again, food is RIDICULOUSLY CHEAP. You can literally make three meals for a price of one ready meal from supermarket without bulk buying in advance. People who eat shit are fucking idiots to say the least.

      The real privilege here is defending unhealthy life styles and choices instead of promoting healthy and cheaper ones. UK public is way too rich to be able to overprices shit and fight for it.

    • Bernie Ecclestoned
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      1 year ago

      I agree with your sentiment, but how can people be starving if obesity is an epidemic?

    • NuPNuA@lemm.ee
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      1 year ago

      In a country with national healthcare, do you not think people have a degree of responsibility to manage their own health to avoid being a burden on the system? Freedom to eat what you like and get obese may work in the US when you or your insurance company has to pay for treatment later in life, but here it’s society that has to pony up because you choose a Maccy ds over ten minutes at the stove.