So, basically, give us what we want (opportunities for employment) but understand we're going to become unproductive lumps of shit if you do something we don't like.
American's inability to feed themselves is indeed a US Politics discussion considering home economics is no longer taught in many American Schools. When you have kids who all they know are doordash and ubereats, you got a problem champ. It is a failure of the American school system and a failure on the nation as a whole. Especially with big YouTube cooking channels who have become less and less approachable for home cooks and people with family. It's all about aesthetic, does it look good on camera, etc. worst of all, it makes folks feel like they aren't good enough to even try and cook it themselves. Considering between Twitch, YouTube, and other video/streaming sites have effectively replaced syndicated television, we really should start to consider the impacts of certain channels and personalities on culture as a whole.
in every definition the health of a people of a nation is political, especially when we can trace back the politics that allowed it. Bribery and lobbying of our legislatures to push certain propaganda about the healthiness (or lack of) for a food is political. Second wave feminism taking women out of homes and into the workplace, increasing the popularity of fast food is a political issue. Subsidies for agriculture is a political issue.
Also iirc they don't process wheat grain well, so it stays as fat.
i swear, rich retards need to die or try to live their life on an average wage for once
Not everything is political, but the quality of our food is directly linked to politics. It's not simply "we are rich and affluent now," because other first world countries eat better than us. It's not a "self control" issue because Americans were having perfect self control for centuries, so what changed? Politics from up high which shifted social trends towards poor health by lobbying of the food and agricultural sectors.
You will eat the tallow.
IOW, nothing they are doing will make any difference, but they should just keep on doing it anyway. Hilarious!
At least discuss how to solve this problem politically, then. People are talking about crock pots and meal prep. That isn't politics, it's food.
Man I love how they do these strikes on fucking weekdays when people literally have to work, and then they wonder why nobody shows up.
I have a whole playlist for myself saved, everything from breakfasts to desserts, and if the meal can't be explained in less than ten minutes and can't be explained without your face on the camera then it probably isn't about the actual food and I skip it.
“Join our cause! Don’t go to work! We need more voices for our noble cause of fighting the Nazis in the White House!”
What kind of dumb fucking question is that. Why the fuck would you ask the most important man on earth the dumbest and mundane question like that.
-Reduce inflation which gets rid of the need for a two-income family household, that means there is someone to cook at the kitchen
Zero because like the black out day, aint nobody gonna do it
If the transcript was literal (I cannot load the video for the life of me) then it seemed to me the reporter was taking a jab at O'Donnell, making a joke.
With allies like this, who needs enemies?
