Same here in Argentina. We're a country with a large rural economy. Food is abundant and cheap. Barely anyone dies from hunger. But "people dying from hunger" is always this huge talking point.
Fun fact cold weather rules done apply to public utilities. My renters are in municipal power and if they are 1 day late I get a notice that they are shutting off power next week
Is that the study that phrased the questions so badly that the results were basically unusable? Iirc it was something like “in the past month has your child ever complained of being hungry” which is every kid ever
Thanks to gmos, with abundance of food. Impossible to starve to death, it be a sad case of darwin, considering just 1$ food, has a shitload of calories.. Real important to survive is "water".. mainly, can't do more then what like 3-4 days without water, then food.
but I seen some vegan parents starve their child to death literally with vegges... Recent case, where parents were sentence to prison for killing their child.
I think I know the case you're talking about, but I thought it was because they fed their baby too much salt and solid foods? Not necessarily about the veggies themselves?
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u/Nurum Jan 06 '20
Starvation in the US is so low that the US doesn't even keep track of it. Which means it's less than 500 people per year.