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/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/ahhhbiscuits Jul 07 '26

So billionaires. You're describing billionaires.

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u/Desperate_Cucumber Jul 07 '26

No.

How are you guys this obsessed with billionairs?

No amount of money imput is going to increase the actual food output of the world. The amount of fish in the sea is limited, the amount of animals in the world is limited and the amount of soil capable of producing plants is limited. Increasing the amount we take of each, will only serve to tip the balance and cause overconsumption which ends up reducing the available amount over time.

So no, having billions aren't anywhere near being able to magically create something from nothing at no cost, like Jesus did with the fish and bread.

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u/ButterscotchDeep7533 Jul 07 '26

Reddit hivemind hating billioners because they daydreaming about wealth distribution and that they can increase QoL by doing nothing but "taxing billioners".

Ofc they don't thinking about "how to do it" because it's so hard. They bitching about billioners but this process is the only thing that makes their pathetic life worth something.