Italian court rules food theft 'not a crime' if hungry - BBC News
"A homeless man did not commit a crime when he stole small quantities of food, an Italian court rules, because he clearly acted out of need."
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DietID_TeamDietitians 9yr Does the same hold true in the states? @garv what happens in India? -
DessertKing 9yr whether it's illegal or not, we always save our end of day supply for the less fortunate -
FarmerDave 9yr Lots of farms near me have supply that just doesn't get picked up. Maybe if we solved that problem, we wouldn't have so many hungry men and women in our communities. Just a thought. -
garv 9yr @rachna it's about humanity vs legality. Being a relatively underdeveloped country , folks here are more sensitive to basic needs. Food not reaching the hungry is an issue that needs solutions at all levels.
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DietID_TeamDietitians 9yr Yep @garv I think we need to bring more humanity into the equation
Stopped for lunch at Brooklyn Cider House near New Paltz. Beautiful spot.
Brooklyn Cider House
Food is excellent too!
Veganism’s place in the climate change debate | Letters | Environment | The Guardian
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"Letters: We can practise all the accepted methods of reducing carbon emissions, but nothing is more effective than choosing to have no more than two children"
Can hipsters stomach the unpalatable truth about avocado toast? | Joanna Blythman | Opinion | The Guardian
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"Avocados are bountiful in our food culture and all over Instagram. But communities in Mexico are suffering because of our fetishisation"
David Chang’s Unified Theory of Deliciousness | WIRED
wired.com
"The great foods of the world share the same flavor patterns. Learn the code, and crank out the hits."
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DietID_TeamDietitians His story is sort of the like the 'hell yes' principle