Soggy in NOLA
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Considering you are the one who brought up our poor people, I figured you would understand that when we talk about being "hungry" we are not talking about the day to day hunger we all feel when we need to eat, but "hunger" as a way of living over the long term, of being so poor one cannot meet thier caloric requirements over weeks and months, hunger as a state of living, not as a biological warning to eat.
It is in this comparsion, where the concept of our obese poor people being "hungry" does not make any sense, and it is this version of "hungry (i.e. starving)" that most of the rest of the worlds poor deals with in a day to day basis.
Hungry isn't enough then you're talking about more suffering. Is this also in an "international sense" or talking about America? Going hungry for weeks and months isn't common in America.
Of course you can shape the debate in any way to dismiss it. For example: Americans aren't fat on an "multi-species" scale. Sea Loins are fatter.
The guy living in a box isn't poor on a "historic scale"...3 pennies was a lot of money in the 1800's.
That is possibly some of the dumbest drivel you have come up with so far, and you are pretty dumb, so bravo for exceeding your previous stupidity.
Not to mention, WTF is s sea loin?
The stupid runs deep in that one.