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Anonymous (ID: aCG4a42W) United States No.520678743 [Report] >>520678864 >>520680762 >>520681964
Why are SNAP niggas so fat?
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Anonymous (ID: Akrj+JPu) United States No.520678864 [Report] >>520680931
>>520678743 (OP)
how is she starving? i thought aint no body got time for dat?
Anonymous (ID: gYtbZx3x) United States No.520679755 [Report] >>520680317 >>520680631
>What's cheap?
Bread
>What's bread made of?
Grains.
>What do we fatten cows with?
Grains.
>Are grains good for cows?
no, it makes them sick.

If you eat high glycemic index carbs, they quickly raise your blood sugar levels and then are converted into fat. Your blood sugar levels rapidly decrease and that signals to your body to eat.
The natural food of her people and most humans is 60% fat, 20% protein and 20% low glycemic carbs.

TS:dr cheap food makes you fat.
Anonymous (ID: WgluG2Ls) United States No.520680317 [Report]
>>520679755
Carbs can be an issue because of how easily they're stored, but you don't magically surplus carbohydrates. Your body puts on what you feed into it. If you intake more than you're burning, you surplus additional caloric energy into fat. So if you're burning 1,500 calories a day and you eat 3,000, you have whatever percent of ~1,500 calories that doesn't pass through you being stored on your body.
This isn't magic. This is math. If you find someone who, despite not eating, continues getting fatter, scientists would like to meet them. Because that violates the known laws of physics.
Anonymous (ID: p4FsF3iU) Germany No.520680631 [Report]
>>520679755
Thats plain retarded

The real reason is simple:
The cheapest food is ultra-processed food. This food contains 3 things that will fuck up your body:

Sugar in high ammounts
Fat inm high ammounts
And salt
Anonymous (ID: 950UMeRJ) Mexico No.520680762 [Report]
>>520678743 (OP)
>why are amerilards who do jackshit all day fat?

gee i dont know
Anonymous (ID: D0WqOaxi) United States No.520680931 [Report]
>>520678864
it's what happens when you normalize hyperbole. They're just fucking hungry, kek
Anonymous (ID: 50uUK/vQ) Canada No.520681964 [Report]
>>520678743 (OP)

ReallyGraceful sez:

Soda Pop is among the top three items purchased by SNAP beneficiaries for two straight decades.

In 2024, 100 billion was spent on SNAP benefits, which means if we have 153 million citizens paying federal taxes, SNAP is costing the taxpayer $650 per year or around $50 per month to keep this scam going.

In my ignorance, I kind of thought that SNAP, formerly known as food stamps, was like WICK. And I knew a lady who was on WICK. I went grocery shopping with her. It's a government nutrition program for women, infants, and and children. And it was very strict. She could get really specific brands of milk and eggs and cheese and cereal and juice in exchange for a voucher at the cash register essentially. But no, that's not at all what SNAP is like.

To qualify for the SNAP supper club, your whole household has to keep gross income under $3,300 a month for a family of four, netting under $2,600. There are, of course, special accommodations made for disabilities and college students. And all you have to do to stay in the program is recertify your income once a year.

That same family of four can get up to $1,000 a month in SNAP benefits. You can even deduct your child care expenses or even the amount of child support you pay to make it seem like you have a lower income so that you get more money from the government every month. It's very misleading because SNAP is not food stamps. Not like I you think of food stamps at least. It's essentially a preloaded card that can buy pretty much anything at the grocery store, even online, and delivered to your house from Amazon or Instacart. from steaks to fresh fruit to vegetables to birthday cakes to Oreos and sodas and everything in between. The only items really off limits are things like alcohol, cigarettes, pet food, vitamins, medicines, and hot food items like rotisserie chicken. And it's all subsidized by the government, which means it's coming out of working people's paychecks.