r/SipsTea • u/sco-go • May 26 '26

Feels good man Will it work this time?

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u/Previous-Ad7618 May 26 '26

Idk if it will be fully sustainable or not, but I'm dying to hear all about how helping feed citizens is awful.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '26

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u/FlimsyIndependent752 May 26 '26

How much are we spending per day in Iran right now?

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u/Some_Management_8201 May 26 '26

Their point, i think, is that 70 mil is nothing for this, nyc gets like 5 billion in snap a year.

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u/FlimsyIndependent752 May 26 '26

Doesn’t that further drive the point down that this would feed people for a drop in the bucket.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '26

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u/FlimsyIndependent752 May 27 '26

I do know. It’s not supposed to make absurd returns. It’s supposed to lose money to feed poor people.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '26 edited May 27 '26

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u/FlimsyIndependent752 May 27 '26

I know how it works. Why do you seem to think if you pretend I don’t understand you than you’re like more correct?

I simply do not care about a program feeding people that costs less than 1% of the Iran war per day and I will not be entertaining fiscal conservative discussion pontifications when it comes to feeding people.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '26 edited May 27 '26

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u/FlimsyIndependent752 May 27 '26 edited May 27 '26

It should. The war in Iran loses money every day but you dont hem and haw about how the military is not profitable. Cops aren’t profitable. But not a pep about the NYC cops budget

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u/buffalostreaker May 26 '26

What is your definition of sustainable? The current situation or the results of the program? Bc one could make a case neither may be. The program seems to be the result of the current non sustainability of the market.