Before reading further, it is necessary that you first read our statement of nonconsent to communism in general and all similarly femicidally-aligned nations.
We are not doing this out of a low comprehension the-boss-said-to-hate-it hate/fear of communism.
We are doing this because of an extensive history of terrorist managers, anti-truth erasure of inconvenient justices in Soviet and communist history, and actually fact-based suffering-based criticism against communism.
Though things like libraries do not see enough people voluntarily donating to support them, we believe the crippling effects of these terroristic management behaviors that leaves everyone dependent waiting for "the other guy" to do it are to blame. This is exactly why we want to see the end of it.
500/Month Minimum Food Stamps
After having myself lived the food stamps allotment, the facts stand that surviving on this with health and ethics in tow is impossible, and that this should not be demanded of anyone. I am absolutely certain that without pulling out of my budget for other things, I would have the appearance of an anorexic on this budget, or I would be developing cancer or some other condition. I encourage anyone who disagrees to first, before even arguing, engage with a $250 budget for half a year, and then come back to their doctor with the results of the investigation. This is no longer an acceptable allotment.
Objective 3, $500/month food stamps:
(Option 1) Help us complete our course on complexity science and to buy technology to demonstrate the positive effects to the economy of an increased food stamp budget.
(Option 2) Pay for time to research the itemization and details of the budget.
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Every $1.00 spent on SNAP returns $1.74 to the economy. A better nourished workforce is more likely to be productive. A better nourished population is less likely to be combative and more likely to be resilient.
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"Hunger is political, and to end it requires collective political will. // Change the priorities that lead to hunger and poverty."
Coming up with a vigorous link between an energy budget and possible wage constraints, proving that the key--education--is impossible, and that this behavior resembles a caste system, not a democracy with class mobility based on merit inherent.