A capitalist food supply is made for profit. If the food cannot be profitable, then it it worthless and discarded. Now apply this to housing, education, the justice system, and healthcare and you start to understand our situation.
this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2026
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Remember you paid for those tariffs and the orange guy imposed them.
I started following this guy on Instagram named Jimmy Wrigg, who goes around to different Walmarts and weighs different product (mostly meat), proving that Walmart is shorting customers by almost half a pound sometimes.
Companies always day they are forced to pass their increased costs on to consumers. Oddly, they don't feel any such obligation when it comes to their reduced costs.
And that is why it is always ethical to stole from Walmart
Yeah. that company sucks
Hate (not really) to say this but people kinda had it right with the mobs of grab and goes, set up a day for everyone to get their tariff refunds. Money only has value if we let it, I contribute to society wtf do I gotta/starve go broke for, a trip 2 Dr's, little healthier foods...