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  It's OK. Anyone with a 5th grade reading level understood you. It was a fair analogy.
context: Looks like school lunch to me.  That's just the shit food you get in public instructions nationwide. >
  
  Yeah and it shouldn't be like that. The shit barely qualifies as food >
  
  Meals on Wheels food for seniors isn’t any better. At least where I’m at. >
  
  If they're only allocated 3 dollars per person per day for food, it's likely the quality of food they're given is at the level of prison food or lower. And prison food is not known for its nutrition or quality. >
  
  You should look at what food Japan schools provides at 200-250 JPY (old conversion 2-2.5 USD) with meals planned by nutritionists.
  The difference is whether the collective effort for society or profits. >
  
  AS an ALT, I can attestto this. The lunches are, usually, very good. Lots of hte ingredients are sourced locally, though, depending on where you live. IBaraki? Lots of lotus root in lunches. >
  
  Hardly looks rotten though. >
  
  Rotten is one thing but all they showed was crappy school/prison style food. It's terrible but it's not going to hurt you. They kept showing oily noodles as if that's a huge problem, then at the end they flashed bananas with brown dots on them. That's how I like them personally.
  It's free food and housing and they're not citizens. They're getting prison style meals. Doesn't seem like a serious issue, millions of people eat like this every day in the United States. >
  
  Those bananas were perfect for eating and at least 2 days away from being good for banana bread. >
  
  seems like theyre gettin a pretty good deal to me >
  
  The food doesn't look expired. Sounds like they need to take a step back and put things in perspective. They're being housed and fed by the state and should learn to not look like entitled brats >
  
  It's nyc, they're just going with the rest of the people there >
  
  New York: The people are trash, the buildings are trash.
  Paris: The people are trash, the buildings are beautiful. 
  Both: 6000 DOLLARS A MONTH 1 ROOM APARTMENTS >
  
  Why would migrants feel that the taxpayers owe them anything,  and that they have the right to complain about what they ARE given.
  Immigrants don't come to this country to do anything except get immediately on the back of the working taxpayers. >
  
  Because the media and the left has convinced them they are entitled to it, the government loves when people depend on the government. >
  
  Fuck these people for complaining >
  
  Do we have evidence that they are? Based on the article I clicked there wasn’t much besides hearsay. >
  
  If I'm in charge…
  
  I'll look into whether the food is nutritious and edible. I'm not going to cater to their specific taste and preferences, but the food must be fit for human consumption because that's the right thing to do. I'll go so far as to eat it for a day or two, together with a handful of staffers who are charged with making sure the migrants are fed. Nothing like having a bit of skin in the game…
  I'll put together a food safety quick guide for the migrants, because that'll reduce risk factors outside the control of the city. No, I'm not being demeaning. I know people with college degrees from prestigious universities (a handful of PhDs even, albeit not in food science) who didn't know they can't be leaving food out at room temp.
  I'll investigate the possibility of getting the migrants limited access to the kitchen. I'm sure the hotel has a kitchen, so can we get some nominees from the migrants living there, to work together with the hotel kitchen staff? This way, maybe the migrants can cook and feed themselves the food they want, and the city's responsibility can be reduced to providing raw material.
  
  I suspect someone's getting rich out of this, so I'm not holding my breath on them fixing it. >
  
  Now imagine you have 1 quarter the budget you think you’ll need. >
  
  Fuck these folks then. Homeless shelters will take this and it'll be gone. 
  Families in the US can use this food. >
  
  Eric Adams is a fucking fascist >
  
  Why, exactly, are these people back here now? Why do we pay for it, too? >
  
  They can go back to their empty shelves in crappyzuela if they don't like the food. Central and South Americans are among thr most ungrateful people I've ever had the displeasure of knowing. >
  
  Abbott is a dick for this stunt but it is pretty amusing how Adams knew this was happening, it has been happening for a while now, and still can't get his act together. Thank god he'll have another term to fix this >
  
  It’s like they’re just coming from a shitty place to another shitty place. >
  
  This shitty place is giving them free rent and free food. >
  
  So ... would the mayor give the unwanted food to the rats that lives in his properties?
  Edit: I'm literally talking about the rats infestation that Mayor Adams got fined for. Twice.
  Edit2: Independent of the quality of the food, the food was unwanted and I'm making a joke on how to dispose of it. >
  
  So, you’re comparing migrants to rats then?