nah, that's where you're wrong. We industrialised agriculture to make trillionaires while the rest of us die.
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Lock-and-key grain agriculture exists precisely TO suppress people. Grain agriculture spread not because bread is a miracle and we all love it and need so much of it, but rather because grains have a predictable harvest and consistent size and weight that makes them useful for taxing purposes for states -- and it makes populations grow because it requires you to be sedentary... which also useful for states in many situations. States and hierarchies are the problem.
Then what SHOULD be a commodity, smart-ass? Since you're the king of commodities?
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Food is a human right in the means of availability in stores. You still gotta pay for it. We can't just be animals and hunt and kill our food especially in the city, so industrialized food is what we got. You either deal with the potential of being killed while killing your meal or you suck it up and go to the grocery store. Either way youre stressed af and never truly satisfied.
Water on the other hand should be a basic human right and people should be charged half for their water bill. Like we can all fight and kill each other but at the end of the day how are we gonna do that if we can't get water? We're still animals. We still need water.
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