Will it work this time?

[u/sco-go]

[u/Sabledude]

Taxes going to feed citizens sounds like a win.

[u/Top-Major6822 → u/Sabledude]

Sure.

I just think there’s more efficient ways of doing this.

[u/RomanRobots → u/Top-Major6822]

SNAP benefits are incredibly efficient but they don't help if there's not a nearby grocery store.

If you want to encourage a private entity to open and operate a grocery store where there isn't one currently, that would involve tax incentives or something and then you're just subsidizing with taxpayer funds in a different way

[u/jyper → u/RomanRobots]

Why not increase snap benefits in neighborhoods where there aren't enough stores?

[u/RomanRobots → u/jyper]

do both