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  Yes, I have chickens and ducks in my garden, no way I’m going barefoot 😂
context: I agree. But then we have the people that would sue because they stepped in something or on something. >
  
  Born and raised in SC.  (45 m). I remember my mom telling me ti be careful of hookworms.  There were no sanitation issues near me (phew!)
  But growing up with a rather misplaced “southern pride”, this is really an interesting insight. 
  Thank you! >
  
  The whole concept of what we are "meant" to do based on our strictly organic form is reductionist and ultimately meaningless. 
  We are not "meant" to have glasses
  We are not "meant" to take antibiotics
  We are not "meant" to fly in airplanes
  We are not "meant" to wear clothes >
  
  We are not “meant” to live past 24……
  How many people out there right now would die in 72 hours or less without their medications? >
  
  3 people >
  
  Dude, so, that's 1.4 million , and this brings it up to 416 million , and we aren't counting the people with glasses or hearing aids, alongside those with blindness or those how are deaf, there's also all the other medical conditions.
  And also vaccines, don't forget about vaccines, thats also alot, also did you have birth complications? Then you should really be dead, but you aren't. >
  
  “We are meant to walk barefoot”
  Sure, sure…  we are also “meant” to only walk on grass, sand, etc, and to keel over from our first bad bout of food poisoning or flu. >
  
  True, we haven’t evolved to walk on pavement with broken glass scattered around >
  
  I run barefoot and don't mind little pieces stepping on, but feet are just tough as rocks and know how to properly step. Y'all's downvotes are hilarious with no response as to why or anything. Typical reddit users. >
  
  No responses because you're wrong, and your wording is whack. >
  
  considering the amount of dog shit there is everywhere i'd rather not but you do you