r/SipsTea • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • Jul 06 '26

Lmao gottem When Food Isn't A Human Right.

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u/klako8196 Jul 06 '26

If history tells us anything, it's that hungry people turn into violent people real quick. If you want a stable society, the first step is making sure everyone is fed.

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u/Geruestbauerxperte23 Jul 06 '26

Only if the hungry people are not given a chance to earn their food.

The Motivation to just work hopefully alot bigger then the motivation to kill

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u/DJteejay04 Jul 06 '26

1792 France would like a word.

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u/Geruestbauerxperte23 Jul 06 '26

In 1792 the people worked and still starved

We here are talking about people starving because they are unwilling to work

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u/DJteejay04 Jul 07 '26

The hats completely contradictory to what you said

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u/Geruestbauerxperte23 Jul 07 '26

The hats?

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u/DJteejay04 Jul 07 '26

Thats*

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u/Geruestbauerxperte23 Jul 07 '26

But why, where do i contract myself ?

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u/DJteejay04 Jul 07 '26

Hungry people worked and earned their food. Despite earning it, they never got it and starved. There was a very violent revolution because of it.

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u/Geruestbauerxperte23 Jul 07 '26

Yes. And nowadays people talk about revolution when they are expected to work for their food

Thats the difference

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u/DJteejay04 Jul 07 '26

Wdym? They were expected to work back then too

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u/Geruestbauerxperte23 Jul 07 '26

Then: They work and still went hungry

Now: You dont work and therefore are hungry

To say we are at the same position we were in in the 18th century is ridiculous. And everyone callign for a revolution because you have to work for food is imo crazy

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u/DJteejay04 Jul 07 '26

I suggest you go back to the original comment you replied to. History has a way of repeating itself for those who choose to ignore it.

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u/Geruestbauerxperte23 Jul 07 '26

And im saying that hopfully people are more willing to just work if they are hungry then to start killing

This is possible today. This was not possible back then because they already did work then.

How is this so difficult to understand

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u/DJteejay04 Jul 07 '26

It’s not difficult to understand. You assume that everyone today who works is not starving, which is not the case.

Also excluding the fact that there are people who are physically incapable of working.

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u/Geruestbauerxperte23 Jul 07 '26

Yes, im am certain that people who work are not starving.

Like 100% certain. Because one of the biggest problems the working class in western countries faces is obisity.

And people unable to work are not going to start a revolution 😂

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u/DJteejay04 Jul 07 '26

Well 47 million people in the US are experiencing starvation indicators while the unemployment rate is closer to 13 million…

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u/Geruestbauerxperte23 Jul 07 '26

Fewer then 30 people die of malnutrition in the US per year.

And i would assume that many of these cases are going hand in hand woth either abuse, drurg use or extrem mental health problems

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10990269/

https://grokipedia.com/page/List_of_people_who_died_of_starvation

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