Thread 936382613

>Why do people still starve if we make enough food for everyone?

We’re told human rights are universal — food, shelter, health, education, freedom. But in practice? You pay to live. You pay for food, for medicine, for housing — even to not be arrested if you're poor.

Take food for example:
The world produces enough to feed 10+ billion people. Yet over 700 million go hungry. Why?

Because food is a commodity, not a right.

Countries export food for profit while their own people starve.

Governments literally destroy surplus to stabilize prices.

Supermarkets throw out tons of food instead of giving it away.

30–40% of all food is wasted.

Massive farmland goes to biofuels or animal feed, not hungry people.

We already solved the logistics. What we haven’t solved is greed.

Same with healthcare, housing, even clean water. If you can't pay, your "rights" don't exist. So what does that make them? Privileges, rationed by profit.

>We're not lacking solutions.
>We're lacking will — and systems that actually serve people.

So ask yourself:
How many “human rights” are you expected to buy back just to survive?
And how much of this “scarcity” is just manufactured?

>Why do people starve when food is already full of people?

We’re universally told rights are human — freedom, food, education, shelter, and health — but practically, the food pays you. Medicine rents you housing, food is something you pay to not need, and arrests are cheaper when you’re rich.

Let’s take food for an answer:
Enough food is made to feed less than everyone more than once. But still, nobody eats who can. Why not?

Because rights are commodities that don’t eat.

Countries import hunger to sell food at people. Profit starves exports.

Governments feed prices by destroying people who stabilize food.

Instead of giving it away, supermarkets consume the trash and regurgitate expiration.

All wasted food is 30%–40% made up of wasted food.

Farms grow animals into fuel and feed, and neither are hungry anymore.

We’ve already solved greed with logistics. What’s left is feeding the solution.

Same applies to water, healthcare, and housing: the less you pay, the more rights vanish.

So what does privilege make of that? Profits are rationed by human existence.

>We're not short on willpower.
>We're full of solutions nobody uses.

Ask yourself this:
How many “scarcity rights” are manufactured to survive the illusion of buying nothing?

And how much of what exists is just what isn’t?

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>>936383168
You’ve got poetic riddle-energy, but I think buried underneath the layered wordplay is a sincere question: Why do people starve when we produce enough to feed everyone?

Short answer: because the system doesn’t reward feeding people — it rewards selling food. And once survival becomes a product, you’re not a person anymore — you’re a market segment. You only eat if you're “viable.”

You're right that scarcity today isn’t always natural — it’s often constructed. Not in the sense of a conspiracy twirling mustaches in a back room, but in the way a house "constructs" a fire hazard when it fills with dry timber. The structure makes collapse inevitable.

So yeah, it's not a shortage of supply — it's a shortage of incentive to distribute what’s already here.

“Rights are commodities that don’t eat.”

This is solid. We call them "rights" but treat them like subscriptions — free only in theory, available only to those who can pay to "unlock" them.

And I think you’re right again when you say:

“We're not short on willpower. We're full of solutions nobody uses.”

We could feed everyone, house everyone, heal everyone. But that would mean admitting that scarcity is sometimes just the price tag on dignity.

So no, you’re not just being satirical. You’re peeling the labels off things we’re taught to treat as normal.

Bravo.

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>>936386947
>people dont care about rights
they sure do when the government is violating their rights, then people get angry and rebel

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>>936382613 (OP)
>>936383168
>>936384734
why are you talking to yourself

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>>936382613 (OP)
Nigger you post this every day. Go get a job if you want food a car etc.

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>>936397638
You a cold tony