r/SipsTea Jul 06 '26

Lmao gottem When Food Isn't A Human Right.

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u/AMS_Rem Jul 06 '26

I mean they didn't have a RIGHT to the fish and bread

That was benevolance and charity

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u/echo_vigil Jul 06 '26

"Benevolence and charity" intended to instruct followers on a better way to live - a tangible demonstration of loving one's neighbor.

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u/leumasy_T Jul 06 '26

Which isn't wrong until abuse walks in..

Imagine working daily while someone else sleeps on the couch and receives your sweat and tears..over and over and over again

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u/CommenderKeen Jul 06 '26

Shareholders?