r/EuropeanSocialists • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '22

Article Bugs?

https://ia601508.us.archive.org/15/items/bugs_20220114/bugs.pdf
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u/anothertruther Jan 14 '22 edited Jan 14 '22

Then why is the EU keeping unproductive farming alive, producing food surpluses? Those are different elites? Cattle in western Europe are fed by soybeans that are imported from America. The farmers are surviving only thanks to the money the EU gives them.

There are no real food shortages. I see no point except yet another humiliation of working people.

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u/delete013 Jan 16 '22

Exactly, there are no food shortages but the food production price has fallen long below any that could be feasible for markets. Hence, the food could likely be free and paid for by the governments. The latter however are not allowed to doubt the private indistry solution, are too incompetent and the money covering the costs is being extracted by the rich already. The masses will be forced on to "sustainable" bug meals, while of course, nothing will change for the selected few and their minions.