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There should be no policy questions at all, whatsoever, because the government has no right to interfere in trade. Without fail everytime the state intervenes to fix a problem, they either make it worse or create new different problems.

The government having NO RIGHT to interfere in trade is a GREAT policy response to high food prices. To follow @thoughtcrimeboss’s libertarian values, government should:

Stop editorializing the 14th amendment as a creationist myth enabling corporate personhood 

Stop authorizing monarchy to end labor strikes by mission-critical workers

Stop restricting free speech by banning sympathy strikes by dispute-adjacent unions

Stop wasting public welfare money on EBT cards and other consumer subsidies to feed the poor instead of distributing MREs at 1/10th the caloric cost 

Stop subsidizing corn so absurdly that North America is the only place where corn syrup is cheaper than sugar

Stop allowing public research grants to primarily fund genetic plant engineering that gets pivoted into private agribusiness seed patents in the final development stages

When this dream of government that does not “interfere in trade” comes true, Adam Smith’s “magic hand” will correct inflated food prices just fine.

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nImma need you to stop posting no cap takes because you’re gonna burn up my likes allotment at this ratennIt’s time to kill citizens united once and for friggin all–Bernie’s been right the whole damn time about this and I’m so tired of it not happening