[_rpxpx]

Brilliantly put. Also, the very fact that there are millions of underfed people in the richest country in the world, is itself evidence of the economic failure of markets. As Richard Wolff put it: in a milk shortage, markets allocate milk to the people with the most money - i.e. the least need for milk. That's not efficient.

[holbrad]

There generally aren't underfed people in the US. This just simply isn't true.

The opposite is a far bigger issue.

[btreecat]

> There generally aren't underfed people in the US. This just simply isn't true. > > The opposite is a far bigger issue.

I'm sorry but what's the basis for this claim?