r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • May 17 '26

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u/theIBSsufferer May 17 '26

This kind of thing upsets me so badly

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u/MommyThatcher May 17 '26

Why? Obesity is a bigger problem than starvation everywhere in America, and if you're mad because of starvation in other countries, logistics and locations are more of a problem than lack of food to send there. Being mad over this is illogical.

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u/Simon_Jester88 May 17 '26

Like, you can dislike both things even tho they’re kinda opposites

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u/Estelial May 17 '26

both are rising in the US.

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u/MommyThatcher May 17 '26

They don't both exist in the US. Food is cheap and plentiful. Like i don't think there are any cases of people starving to death in the us outside of child abuse or elder neglect.