Only in America do we freely without question give billions away for no reason at all to companies already making billions in profit, but somehow find it a controversial subject whether or not we should feed hungry children.
Jacobin
 @jacobin
19 Mar 2023
When schools offer universal free meals, hungry kids eat. They also have better academic performance, behavior, attendance, and psychosocial functioning. These benefits should be available to all — with no questions asked, and no such thing as lunch debt. jacobin.com/2023/03/universa…

Mar 20, 2023 · 2:37 AM UTC

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Actually, feudalism is quite common on planet earth—the slaves in America are just particularly good at creating wealth for their mundane satanic masters. TheMatrixDocs.com
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Yes, your party partakes in this behavior as much as the other identical party.
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Yeah, our federal government is way too big and powerful. What bills are you writing that would diminish the power and influence it has over our lives?
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kick that football... you know you want to
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turns out it was really a "trickle-up" theory all the time
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Now do Ukraine.
Replying to @marwilliamson
This is a good statement and you’ve made several times before , the question is Especially now that you’re running for president “what are you gonna do about it “ ??
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Marianne, in my home state of Minnesota, Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill into law providing free breakfast and lunch to participating school's in the state--helping reduce childhood poverty and food insecurity. A few other states have done this too: it's a great progressive step!
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I live right on the border. We must have the fattest “starving” kids in the entire world. We already have billions and billions in free food programs. Please stop this crap; you’re not Sally Struthers.
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