If you’re 5’3 and you’re 300 pounds, taxes ought not to pay for your bag of fudge rounds
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That would rule out maybe 80% of an average grocery store. This is low hanging fruit that will make you feel good that a fat kid doesn't have a cold soda this summer while putting your head in the sand over the billions to Ukraine and the billions to our Greatest Ally.
Frankly, get rid of all of it. What good does the right to buy high -fructose corn syrup sodas do any child: Get some club soda, combine it with juice, and you have a lower calorie, higher nutritional beverage that still tastes great. (and likely would be on the benefits card.)
Same applies to much of our foreign aid: What good has the money done that has gone to the Ukraine? Mad Man Zelinskyy has destroyed 'his people' using them for cannon fodder, and Our Greatest Ally's vaccine makers forced that Damn Vaxx on their own citizens, and some of the military likely stood down on Oct. 7. So the people are suffering, and we paid for it!
The money that went to Ukraine made a lot of very rich politicians very much richer. All for the low low price of killing a bunch of useless foreigners and subverting US strategic interests.
But who honestly cares about all that when your favorite senator gets to buy a fifth house in France for his grandkid
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Doesn't make me feel good, and I don't really give a shit if Fat Freddie gets an ice cold pop or not. If that is what he requires, then either he or his parents can get off their asses and earn the cash to quench his thirst. If the money that I work for is going to augment someones existence, then all they are entitled to basic food. Doritos are not a fundamental right.