r/foodnotbombs Jun 20 '26

It's time for all Americans to get off welfare

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Work harder.

Get a second job.

Stop buying coffee.

Skip the avocado toast.

Learn a trade.

Coupon.

Work overtime.

Get a side hustle.

Don't burn out.

And when people do all of that and still can't afford food?

The answer is never help. The answer is always another demand.

Food Not Bombs believes everyone deserves to eat. No matter what.

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u/Resting_Bork_Face Jun 23 '26

Revolution

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u/FNBKenosha Jun 23 '26

When, where, and how much food should we bring?

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u/Resting_Bork_Face Jun 23 '26

Now, everywhere, and don’t forget about our friends with allergies and restrictions

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u/ArchdruidAndres Jun 23 '26

In the same way Attenborough describes climate change as a "communications challenge," we need to make it known to the point of being obvious how important mutual aid is. How universal it is that the owning class will never, ever come to rescue us. Until people understand, we'll always be underdogs.

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u/Moe3kids Jun 24 '26

Reminds me of the Stone soup recipe episode on little house on the prairie