"You are not entitled to someone else labor! How dare you suggest that!"
Imagine thinking food isn't a human right. Like, what the heck did we build civilization for then? Why did we bother industrializing agriculture? So we could make enough food for everyone only to let people starve anyway?
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"Unless I own the tools they need to do it or the essentials they need to survive, in which case I am entitled to every drop of it and how dare you suggest otherwise!"
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We made civilization to make profit and keep our shareholders happy
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The argument is typically: "WELL YOU CAN'T FORCE PEOPLE TO MAKE FOOD FOR YOU." and to which I say: Sure, but if the US is throwing away around 50% all their food as the norm, maybe people who need it could benefit from it instead of being a ghoul.
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Imagine thinking that something specific which we exchange voluntarily is somehow a "human right". Almost like it's an arbitrary term that has no value in moral philosophy anymore. But, I digress.
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It’s almost like rights are arbitrary decided and we decide the moral value of people depending on what they consider to be a right. For example, I personally have a low opinion of the morals of those who consider financial profit a bigger right than food is. But, I digress.
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Civilization has always been a euphemism for the “haves” flexing on the “have nots”
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Turns out "civilization" is largely a matter of food storage in order to withhold so as to enslave, tax and murder for more control of everyone else's supplies.
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What does a world without hunger look like?
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