That's less the food and more the fact that like other aspects of Healthcare, America is godawful with mental health resources. The community-based resources that were supposed to replace institutions largely never materialized and what little that did is constantly being chipped away at. Ergo, you get a lot of people falling through the cracks on the streets going completely untreated and turning to illicit substances to self-medicate.
Why would we have community gardens? We have yards that have room for gardens. We plant, maintain, and reap the rewards of said garden. It's very common, at least around my neck of the woods to maintain a garden or small animals.
What can I say I like the simple things in life
Brazil, 15 percent smaller than the US, but still fucking huge ass country. The distance is meaningless. Brazil is almost as large as the the whole continent of europe too.
Vehicles in the US aren't just a utility, they also provide a lot of freedom. I can pick my friends up and go wherever the fuck we want for however long we want
That's nice, I don't have just under 1000 to spend on a car, plus over 100 a month for insurance, plus over a couple hundred for gas and however much repair parts will cost. Even if you're doing repairs yourself, you still have to pay for parts.
Brazil, aint in Europe Aztecnigger, its population is also 2/3rds the U.S, and most of it is uninhabited. Also 15% smaller aint the same size.
I live in a city with the whole Niggermart trilogy.
It's a double-edged sword. It's a lot easier to live in Europe without one, even if you live in some bumfuck village. In America unless you live in a big city you cannot really walk anywhere unless you have a good location or pay up the ass in rent. Cross-country public transportation in America is practically nonexistent.
This very topic actually comes up a lot among US expats or people who leave Europe to go to the USA, or even people who vacation or travel heavily. It's not random or from left field as far as I'd guess. Once you see the light you kind of want to tell everyone about it. I've brought this very thing up in person to people I know. I wouldn't be surprise if null just discussed this in his real life and decided to talk about it here.
Nigga, you know how expensive Door Dash is? Or how expensive food is getting from inflation? Most people have been getting their own food to get by. You can't fall for the crap people spew online, not everywhere in the US is like the California Coastal cities.
pysop by the United States government to make americans patriotic against retarded europoors
Lmao the food options in the rural parts of my state are Womart/Piggly Wiggly/etc, Family Dollar, the gas station, and if you have a buddy that hunts. Less than that if you don't have a car. There's a reason you see a higher concentration of deathfats in the boonies than more populated areas.
I like the freedom, I couldn't fathom living without my own car. I think a lot of car culture in the US is rooted in our high valuation of independence, it acts as a symbol for our identity.
