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>Food production is left to the (mostly) free market
>Food is so cheap and plentiful that 50% of the population is obese
>"If healthcare was left to the free market, doctors and drug companies would charge $6 gorrillion dollars for everything and we'd all die!"
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>>131211684
You're absolutely retarded. Food production is highly subsidized by the state both directly and indirectly.
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>>131211684
OK underarms
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This is what happens when you have nearly no Hebrews in an industry.
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>>131212191
yes keep using these Monsanto™ brand seeds for the best and hardiest crops
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I bet a lot of the obesity comes from all the hormones in meat. It only stands to reason if the farmers fatten up livestock with hormones it's going to have an effect on those that consume that livestock.
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>>131211898
>“You had a system dictated by government programs that was thrown out the window overnight,” Hausman adds in a recent interview with The Daily Signal. “But the farmers kind of reinvented themselves and now New Zealand is a powerhouse when it comes to agricultural production on the world stage.”
http://dailysignal.com/2016/09/22/what-happened-when-new-zealand-got-rid-of-government-subsidies-for-farmers/
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>>131212749
Does he receive huge grants?
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>>131211684
Id sort her out if you know what i mean
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