Comments by "Emanon" (@Emanon...) on "Judge Amy Coney Barrett Confirmed to the Supreme Court" video.

Let's see: A political supreme court Legalized bribes of elected officials Electoral college and gerrymandering 25% of population around or below poverty line Minimum wage the same since the 60s No basic healthcare Terrible overall school system College tuition not affordable by majority of population Opioid epidemic thanks to doctors and politicians bought and paid for. Record prison population - some used as slave labour Police violence and brutality Migrants families separated and children in CAGES! Native nations suffering under 100+ treaties broken by the government Collective infrastructure falling apart Obesity crisis And that's just from the top of my head.... Best regards A non-American
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@fightfairloseeasy8920 Of course it does. Many poor areas are in "food deserts" where the availability of fresh, affordable produce is miniscule compared to cheap fast food trash made of fats, salt and loads of lovely corn syrup. I like your critical approach. Kudos. But in this case, it makes perfect sense.
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@fightfairloseeasy8920 I tried to be polite. I see you dont deserve that. So let me spell it out for you, you innane imbecile: 1) I didnt mention malnutrition. I mentioned obesity. Being poor correlates with higher levels of obesity. I again refer you to my first reply about availability of healthy foods versus cheaper fast food options. This is not in any way controversial information. 2) You CAN be obese AND in a state of malnutrition as that is related not only to caloric intake, but also to protein and essential vitamins in your diet. It's just not malnutrition as we are accustomed to from countries with famines. 3) Have you considered that the rest of the population (75% in my estimate) also could be affected by obesity? 4) Please string the above 1)-3) answers together and see if it doesn't make sense now...
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