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re: This pandemic demonstrates how important grocery stores and supermarkets are to society.
Posted on 3/27/20 at 10:28 am to FAP SAM
Posted on 3/27/20 at 10:28 am to FAP SAM
quote:Well my point is that we shouldn’t be so dependent on them.
So the store where most people get all of their essentials is essential to our way or life? Imagine that
We are soft and uneducated on how to grow, produce, and prepare our own food. Me included. I can hunt, but don’t know much about gardening or canning.
Posted on 3/27/20 at 10:31 am to bhtigerfan
quote:Nobody is arguing that. But half the people in this country don't even know how to buy fresh foods from the store and turn them into a meal. You think they're gonna be able to grow their own?
we shouldn’t be so dependent on them.
We are soft and uneducated on how to grow, produce, and prepare our own food
Posted on 3/27/20 at 10:59 am to bhtigerfan
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Well my point is that we shouldn’t be so dependent on them.
Funny you say that, because I had a conversation just last night discussing this issue of absurd dependence. I am a big fan of old movies, and was watching a silent movie from the 20’s a few nights ago on TCM, and it was about this poor lady in the city who was jealous of her next door neighbor who she said “had so much” because she had a small chicken coop in her back yard. That was quite common place back then to have chicken coops and gardens and the like, even in the city, as well as preserving and canning and curing meats Hell, even BR has a city ordinance still on the books which allows you to keep a certain number of chickens in your back yard.
I’m afraid we really do live a very unrealistic and impractical life in regard to just basic human existence. None of it really makes good sense, and is completely tied to our ability to transport, distribute, keep cool, and a healthy farming industry. If any of that is ever disrupted and we can’t fill those grocery stores we are in real serious shite without any backup plan at all.
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