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Food stamps (now known as SNAP EBT cards) are used to buy food by people who can’t afford to eat. That’s why the constant talk of cutting them is rather absurd, especially given the insane amount of money we’re still spending on wars and “defense.”

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Sep 13, 2013

That Alaska exception in the graphic? It’s true, because in rural parts of that state, a bow and arrow can be used to generate a lot of natural, free-range food.

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