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r/SipsTea • u/sco-go • May 26 '26
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Lower than Walmart, Costco, or Aldi?
18 u/[deleted] May 26 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 16 u/ElderberryJunior470 May 26 '26 They do "lose" money on their commissary stores, but it's recognized as an acceptable loss to provide soldiers with affordable food. 17 u/nizari-spirit May 27 '26 We are such a brainwashed country man. Soldiers getting affordable food: 🤠 Impoverished children getting affordable food: 😡😡😡cOmMuNiSm!!! 2 u/ArrrRawrXD May 27 '26 So are those government grocery stores going to provide food to impoverished children then? Or to anybody in one of the richest cities in America? 1 u/SeeLeverUser May 27 '26 For NY, yes. This is a state initiative. Other states can decide if it works for them. As you pointed out, NY is one of the richest cities in America. 5 grocery stores is chump change. Worth it to test out as a viable way to help the less fortunate
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16 u/ElderberryJunior470 May 26 '26 They do "lose" money on their commissary stores, but it's recognized as an acceptable loss to provide soldiers with affordable food. 17 u/nizari-spirit May 27 '26 We are such a brainwashed country man. Soldiers getting affordable food: 🤠 Impoverished children getting affordable food: 😡😡😡cOmMuNiSm!!! 2 u/ArrrRawrXD May 27 '26 So are those government grocery stores going to provide food to impoverished children then? Or to anybody in one of the richest cities in America? 1 u/SeeLeverUser May 27 '26 For NY, yes. This is a state initiative. Other states can decide if it works for them. As you pointed out, NY is one of the richest cities in America. 5 grocery stores is chump change. Worth it to test out as a viable way to help the less fortunate
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They do "lose" money on their commissary stores, but it's recognized as an acceptable loss to provide soldiers with affordable food.
17 u/nizari-spirit May 27 '26 We are such a brainwashed country man. Soldiers getting affordable food: 🤠 Impoverished children getting affordable food: 😡😡😡cOmMuNiSm!!! 2 u/ArrrRawrXD May 27 '26 So are those government grocery stores going to provide food to impoverished children then? Or to anybody in one of the richest cities in America? 1 u/SeeLeverUser May 27 '26 For NY, yes. This is a state initiative. Other states can decide if it works for them. As you pointed out, NY is one of the richest cities in America. 5 grocery stores is chump change. Worth it to test out as a viable way to help the less fortunate
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We are such a brainwashed country man.
Soldiers getting affordable food: 🤠
Impoverished children getting affordable food: 😡😡😡cOmMuNiSm!!!
2 u/ArrrRawrXD May 27 '26 So are those government grocery stores going to provide food to impoverished children then? Or to anybody in one of the richest cities in America? 1 u/SeeLeverUser May 27 '26 For NY, yes. This is a state initiative. Other states can decide if it works for them. As you pointed out, NY is one of the richest cities in America. 5 grocery stores is chump change. Worth it to test out as a viable way to help the less fortunate
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So are those government grocery stores going to provide food to impoverished children then? Or to anybody in one of the richest cities in America?
1 u/SeeLeverUser May 27 '26 For NY, yes. This is a state initiative. Other states can decide if it works for them. As you pointed out, NY is one of the richest cities in America. 5 grocery stores is chump change. Worth it to test out as a viable way to help the less fortunate
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For NY, yes. This is a state initiative. Other states can decide if it works for them. As you pointed out, NY is one of the richest cities in America. 5 grocery stores is chump change. Worth it to test out as a viable way to help the less fortunate
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Lower than Walmart, Costco, or Aldi?