Because the CDC list is based on 358 selected causes of death, and starvation is not on the list. The key word is "selected".
They even rank the top 113. Scarlet Fever is in last place with 2 deaths in 2002.
Surely even a person arrogant enough to assert they've won before the plaintiff responded can admit that there are more than 2 starvations in the whole United States, meaning its not on the list and wasn't even considered, and even if you can't admit 2 starvations in the whole United States, that it's still not on the list they use.
You would think even without the homeless situation, there would be 3 starvations from weird things, I mean that's 1 in 100 million.
Are the greater facts relevant to you, or do you want to rely on the lesser facts, or how do you see it?
Every group fat.
Poor fat too. But that's 35.9 million and I'm talking about half a million... I simply cannot jump to your conclusion even as a guess.
Homeless some fat some very skinny depending partly on what state.
Starving not fat. Starving starving. And there are even many more starving than those starving to death.
Why don't you even ask the CDC yourself... I just did... what do you want to bet they will say? A wordsearch on starvation at CDC has lots of internal links that mysteriously don't include the word starvation... even more unnecessary yet damning evidence. Yet even still all the more damning and unnecessary at this point, starvation isn't listed in their A-Z index and and yet still all the more it's not listed under hoaxes and rumors.
Got the picture?
Moving on: Is money as this thread is concerned a medium of exchange?