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Are Agrivillers willing more taxes for Aid?

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  • charliep
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2000
    • 9002

    #21
    could post elsewhere but will post the G8 declaration on global food security here.

    http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2008/07/20080708-6.html

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    • parsley
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2000
      • 10986

      #22
      1. You have to be selective about which 'starving' people you want to feed, because we cannot afford to feed all of them presently looking for aid.

      2. Definition of "starving" is a point of discussion. Is a shopping cart filled with coke and junkfood part of filling the need? Feeding someone "starving" is such a motherhood phrase. We do not have starving in Canada. Ther is no one who does not have access to food. UNLESS there is abuse.

      3.Cuba was on a bean buying mission in Canada, because they were worried their families did not have enough to eat. They wanted cheap cheap cheap beans. The question is, why didn't they produce the food? No disaster. No storm. They just didn't grow it. Huh?

      4.Does food aid get to the starving, anyhow? That's my beef. About the same as your donation to charity.......the job-creator-collectors are slurping up the money.

      Parsley

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      • cottonpicken
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2006
        • 6993

        #23
        I'm not going to restart the cuba arguement.

        You are right on the charitys though.
        Anyone can be a charity and collect a six figure income out of the donations.

        Why charity law reform hasnt come to pass is beyond me

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