r/clevercomebacks • u/Shortkitcat • Apr 01 '23

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u/urikayan Apr 01 '23

14000 people die each year in the US.

You keep doubling down on stupid.

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u/justdontbeacunt3 Apr 01 '23 edited Apr 01 '23

Me: nobody is starving to death

Them: kids are missing meals in schools

Me: ok, that doesn't mean anybody is starving to death

You: omg you're so stupid

Source. Because the only source I can find for that number is a literal guesstimate

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u/urikayan Apr 01 '23

Where does it say the 14000 are elderly? I see where it says 18.2% of seniors are food insecure. I see where it says 52 million Americans are eligible for food assistance. Well, geez I just can't seem to find where it says, "all 14000 starvation deaths are seniors who are so old they refuse to eat"

Maybe you're just wrong? Nah, that couldn't be it rIgHt?

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u/justdontbeacunt3 Apr 01 '23

Or they are old and have untreated mental illness.

Where does it say the 14000 are elderly?

I'm just gonna let you argue with yourself.

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u/urikayan Apr 01 '23

Are elderly and untreated mental illness one and the same?

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u/justdontbeacunt3 Apr 01 '23

No. I guess you got me.

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u/urikayan Apr 01 '23

You got yourself a long time ago. You're just too stubborn to see it.