Posted on 11/27/2022 9:53:32 AM PST by grundle
Who is going to grow it, harvest it and process it if no one is working?
Venezuela here we come.
Been warning for years that Venezuela was a PTB laboratory (and aren’t we all rats) to see just how far down the rabbit hole they could go to deprive people of their liberty and property.
This is the stuff Ayn Rand used to write about—you can have “free food” for everyone if part of society is deemed the slaves who work and part of society is deemed the rulers who get the fruits of the slave labor.
Same with medical care.
Yeah, the govt would have us eating Soilent Green in no time.
Owned not by the government,
but by the customers.
The day we starve is the day when food is considered as basic a right as health care.
Name one thing big government has ever done right other than corruption….
Headed for Soylent Green. Most efficient for the WEF Reset.
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Because leftists believe that by denying reality they can change that reality.
They would rather die than give up this belief.
But this denial formula only works very, very rarely - Like: 'Never'.
Ignorant comment.
Nothing, nothing is FREE. Even the air you breathe costs you time, effort and energy.
FREE only means someone else is paying for it.
If everything were free, then there would be no need for a government.
We’ll, yes; the keepers of livestock are understood to be obliged to provide slops.
This will collapse the food market as the power of the gubmint to undercut any company is practically unlimited.
We should point to Cuba, North Korea, the former Soviet Union, Venezuela, etc to show the sheer foolishness of letting the gubmint run anything.
I’m not going to let weirdos in NGOs and the government tell me what to eat.
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“Quickest route to starvation is let the gubmint control any part of the food supply.”
Yessir! Population control!
Recently, nothing. Our military used to be good at killing enemies and breaking things, it not so much since BO.
“But”, not “it”
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