It appears we caused quite the controversy earlier…
For those who didn’t see our reply:
“[We] think that government should only fund police, roads, defense, and court systems with education being only state funded, not federal. Regardless of my opinion, home-packed lunches are statistically cheaper than school lunches.
Ultimately, since we are now speaking about preferences, [we] believe that if people want to provide free lunches, then they should create and fund charities which provide them instead of relying on government coercion. We should take on the responsibility for our communities ourselves instead of offloading it onto an ever-expanding bureaucracy.”
Sources:
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/article……
schoolnutrition.org/journal/……
Replying to @brandil387292 @MartinEqualsMe
I personally think that government should only fund police, roads, defense, and court systems with education being only state funded, not federal. Regardless of my opinion, home-packed lunches are statistically cheaper than school lunches.
Ultimately, since we are now speaking about preferences, I believe that if people want to provide free lunches, then they should create and fund charities which provide them instead of relying on government coercion. We should take on the responsibility for our communities ourselves instead of offloading it onto an ever-expanding bureaucracy.
Sources:
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/article…
schoolnutrition.org/journal/…
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