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Sher_Bear 🇺🇸's profile picture
Sher_Bear 🇺🇸1 year ago

As a taxpayer, I've had to learn to cook from scratch, eliminate soda and sweets and more to afford to feed my family. Since I am paying for their food stamps, they are no better than my family to have to make those same sacrifices until they can afford it on their own dime.

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Solar Heavy1 year ago

let me know what you think of this

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Dibromin1 year ago

I wasn't a big fan until I spoke with friends who are cashiers. The things SOME people buy with food stamps have nothing to do kids, health or food. We need a new system. Food stamps are supposed to be a leg-up, not a permanent allowance.

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Donna Skidmore1 year ago

What people seem to forget is that the healthier food is much more expensive than the cheaper processed foods. This needs to change if they expect to them to eat healthier.

Doubting Thomas, born in the Show Me State's profile picture
Doubting Thomas, born in the Show Me State1 year ago

Stop allowing sodas and pre-made junk food. If they want to buy sugar, flour, and eggs, let them eat cake.

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Tamela Jaeger1 year ago

Also, work requirement and drug testing

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Kathy1 year ago

No reason why not. I have a Medicare Advantage Plan. They offer 82.00 a month for food or utilities. No junk food. Most grocery stores take the U-card. There is a list of nots to buy. Works great.

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Sheila 🇺🇸🇺🇸1 year ago

I was behind a woman at the grocery she had 14 12packs of soft drinks and nothing else and paid with food stamp card, so yes there should be limits and should figure out healthy snack options as well.

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Fassino 🎗️1 year ago

This is the way it used to be. How do I know? When I was in high school (early 1990s) I worked in a grocery store and if you were buying using food stamps you could not use them to buy junk food. You had to use your own money to purchase those items.

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Pennie Lucas1 year ago

I wish it wasn't banned but maybe only a percentage of your EBT could be used on junk food because at least it will teach people to eat moderately. Like 15 or 20 percent

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🇺🇸T.J. O’Connor🇺🇸1 year ago

If you have a job and your own money, eat whatever the hell you want. If you are being given money for food from the tax payers, the tax payers should be able to tell you what you can eat.

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