If by slop he basically means stew, that certainly beats food stamps used at typical american "fast food" and other diabetes-causing sodas, twinkies, etc.
I don't see why one would have only those two choices when trying to feed children whose parents are unable to provide for them.
what about 365 different vegan meals throughout the year, and those are free for the kids?
> (also known as prison loaf, disciplinary loaf, food loaf, confinement loaf, seg loaf, grue or special management meal)
Do you think children should be punished for the failures of their parents?
of course not that, but maybe soylent or something similar as a basic stable.
Or we could feed people real food.
Because?
I just think there should be a minimal housing arrangement that everyone is entitled to, it might not be great but it would help motivate people to move out, and also people won't be jealous of other people that got a better house on welfare.
I don't understand why this is being downvoted. Is it really unreasonable for the State to provide basic food, shelter and amenities to those in society that need it the most? Especially as our productivity keeps increasing because of automation, we could reasonably provide it inexpensively?
I agree with this. People should have a place to live and food to eat, but at minimal cost to the taxpayer.
and as you start paying tax yourself you could be upgraded to something nicer.