• pseudo@jlai.luOP
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      Yes but how do you crosspost an image as text? If this is PieFed newest functionnality I might finally feel like moving.

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      honestly this is the first time i’ve seen someone want a text post and not complain a text post could have been a meme. am i on the wrong instance (shut up betteridge)

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      Honestly so sick of that joke. It’s not even funny. That’s literally how these chucklefucks think and behave.

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    It’s more a problem with distribution than with production. If we could figure out how to get perishable items everywhere then we’d have less waste.

    Unfortunately that would eat into people’s bottom lines and we can’t be having that. /s

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      If we could figure out how to get perishable items everywhere then we’d have less waste

      Or, you know, not overproduce.

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      so i went down a rabbit hole about the village of Chorleywood in Hertfordshire in England and the US Army being responsible for all bread being nasty nowadays and all i can find of it now is this article for the US military and this article for Chorleywood but like, follow this train of thought: you got a dry perishable. put it in a chip bag. fill the chip bag with nitrogen gas. seal it. bam. aerobic processes stop. as far as food distribution, there is no problem. we have refrigerated rail, train, and air. the only thing missing is the will.

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      There’s also the fact that housing requires upkeep to remain habitable, and many unused homes rapidly fall into significant disrepair. And these homes may not all be in good locations for people who don’t have anything. Congrats homeless person, here is your home 20 miles from any source of employment or food!

      Certainly not insurmountable, still emblematic of the issues at the core of society, but there’s more to this than only numbers of things existing.