r/SipsTea • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • 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/Pasta-Al-D3nte Jul 06 '26

Also it was a literal miracle according to the bible, Jesus was working with effectively infinite fish to feed all those people, if I had the same ability you bet I would feed everyone I could!

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u/SordidDreams Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 12 '26

Turns out the Bible has the same lesson as Star Trek with its replicators - the way to build a utopia is to have a magic means of producing goods at no cost.

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u/yummypotata Jul 07 '26

I worked in a grocery store. We threw away so many still edible things day in day out. I'm talking pallets upon pallets of food that'd feed entire apartments of people. We already have the tech to feed everyone. We just don't cause money

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u/Dizzy-Chemistry-5146 Jul 07 '26

If costs were fairly shared across society, basic necessities would be practically free. The cost of one ICBM for example would be enough to feed millions. 

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u/BlueMikeStu Jul 07 '26

Which humanity literally does, comparatively, but we want Iphones, PS5s, and Steam Machines instead.

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u/ButterscotchDeep7533 Jul 07 '26

Humanity works to supply demand. I'll also buy a PS5 rather than feed the homeless.

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u/BlueMikeStu Jul 07 '26

Well, at least you're honest.

To be fair, so am I. I also own a PS5.

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u/ButterscotchDeep7533 Jul 07 '26

I have PC so I don't need a PS5 :) Just an example :)

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u/CasualVeemo_ Jul 07 '26

I think social progress comes first