> Adequate food and water and shelter is available to everyone.
How do you square this with things like the huge reductions in childhood food insufficiency we saw with the expanded child tax credit? Presumably if all these food insecure parents were rejecting the wealth of free food for their children because they couldn't use it to buy drugs wouldn't they just use the CTC to buy drugs?
How do you square this with things like the huge reductions in childhood food insufficiency we saw with the expanded child tax credit? Presumably if all these food insecure parents were rejecting the wealth of free food for their children because they couldn't use it to buy drugs wouldn't they just use the CTC to buy drugs?
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