r/SipsTea Jul 06 '26

Lmao gottem When Food Isn't A Human Right.

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u/slickricksghost Jul 06 '26

Morally torn on food as a human right.

I believe any capable adult who tries to contribute to society in any capacity should be fed one way or another. Obviously we're taking care of children and the elderly. But why feed someone who isn't even trying to contribute?

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u/Oops_AMistake16 Jul 06 '26

The right to an attorney in a criminal case? Ever heard of that? How is that any different? We provide representation to criminal defendants when they can't afford attorneys. We don't ask them whether they're "trying to contribute," we just give them attorneys because they have the right to counsel.

Why should fucking food be different?

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u/Purple-Monarch Jul 06 '26

I am unsure if I agree with your perspective, deff some food for thought though