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33. We know who they blame for everything

Wed Sep 3, 2025, 02:36 PM

Sep 2025

Hillary, Obama, Biden........they were even blaming Bill Clinton last week..........

One of Trump's CABAL were blaming Obama for Something that was done and the reporter said Oh, back in 2017, the woman said yes.....and the guy told her that Obama wasn't even president, Trump was, and she said there you go again with the left wing lies........

the nation's psychiatrists are continuing to say, that if all a person does is listen to Fox news and/or RW Radio for ten years, it is effectively brain washing them, and we are seeing it every day.......

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A historic change in how Americans buy groceries is underway as SNAP benefit cuts begin [View all] BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 OP

Food pantries will be stressed. no_hypocrisy Sep 2025 #1

And especially with the crops that will rot in the field BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #4

I remember markodochartaigh Sep 2025 #13

I don't follow their logic..... essaynnc Sep 2025 #2

It's "verbal vomit". BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #5

If you can't blind them with brilliance then baffle them with BULLSHIT applies here Bengus81 Sep 2025 #7

They're saying this could drive smaller supermarkets out of business, while the bigger ones weather the storm muriel_volestrangler Sep 2025 #9

The bigger ones being part of the 1% ... it's all quid pro quo. live love laugh Sep 2025 #28

So food deserts will grow across the country. n/t OnlinePoker Sep 2025 #35

1984 Marthe48 Sep 2025 #14

" I don't follow their logic" markodochartaigh Sep 2025 #16

well said Skittles Sep 2025 #39

Economists call it an "inferior good" DBoon Sep 2025 #18

LOL @ nobody giving you the actual answer: other stores can't compete with their low prices mathematic Sep 2025 #20

Correct; shoppers who formerly used SNAP will change to lower cost grocers. tableturner Sep 2025 #38

Simple. More people buying cheap, processed shit at Walmart NickB79 Sep 2025 #23

Bum I agree. I read the entire article and it makes no sense to me. Irish_Dem Sep 2025 #3

AND, the Walmart heirs will just have to popsdenver Sep 2025 #12

No stores, no groceries, no healthcare. Irish_Dem Sep 2025 #31

We know who they blame for everything popsdenver Sep 2025 #33

They might also not have the storage space to buy in bulk. LisaM Sep 2025 #26

Exactly. People take adequate storage space for granted. Irish_Dem Sep 2025 #32

Or people who take the bus to buy groceries, as I do, can't buy much in bulk progree Sep 2025 #36

Same here. I do most shopping on foot or bus or transit. LisaM Sep 2025 #37

What a convoluted mess this article is. Good grief. littlemissmartypants Sep 2025 #6

I think grocery shopping is still mainly done in-person at the store, rather than home delivery FakeNoose Sep 2025 #8

We have an Amazon Fresh store nearby BWdem4life Sep 2025 #24

Good to know, thanks! FakeNoose Sep 2025 #34

Also Affecting Welfare Managers modrepub Sep 2025 #10

What bs Figarosmom Sep 2025 #11

Bullshit. SamKnause Sep 2025 #15

make Americans desperate and afraid again IronLionZion Sep 2025 #17

We have a family plan with Sams Club Historic NY Sep 2025 #19

If you are on SNAP Amazon only charges $7.50 per month. Jacson6 Sep 2025 #21

$72 to $231 is a week's worth of groceries to many people Bayard Sep 2025 #22

If you only read the first sentence you get the opposite meaning. not a texan Sep 2025 #25

shoplifting and food theft will certainly increase..... getagrip_already Sep 2025 #27

Sadly, I recall that farmers used to be in favor of food subsidies because it was a direct benefit to THEM Hekate Sep 2025 #29

They got spoiled BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #30

Now they're just in favor of certain subsidies---THEIRS Bengus81 Sep 2025 #40

GD all the Republicans. raccoon Sep 2025 #41