That's a step in the right direction. Ideally, everyone would receive enough food to satisfy their needs for free, but there's no way a capitalist country would allow that to happen.
Maybe they created a new artwork for the packaging (fixing some incorrect data or just for the visuals?), and dumped the ones that were still made with the old artwork. Capitalists think like that.
marx wrote
That gate needs to be torn the fuck down through force if necessary.
Somewhat_marxist_leninist wrote
In France this has been rendered illegal and all food left unsold must be given for free to the poor.
sudo wrote
That's a step in the right direction. Ideally, everyone would receive enough food to satisfy their needs for free, but there's no way a capitalist country would allow that to happen.
Copenhagen_Bram wrote
What's wrong with the bread? Why keep the homeless from stealing it?
NEOalquimista wrote
Maybe they created a new artwork for the packaging (fixing some incorrect data or just for the visuals?), and dumped the ones that were still made with the old artwork. Capitalists think like that.
ziq wrote
Starvation is good for business.
Nikki wrote
Never understood that either, it isn't like they can profit from throwing it away.
Actually, wouldn't it be better idea from a PR standpoint if they gave away food like this to the poor?
Copenhagen_Bram wrote
Hey, does anybody know the name of this company so I can avoid them for not feeding the poor?
Nikki wrote
It goes without saying that just about every grocery store does this.
happysmash27 wrote
Eliminate them one at a time?
GrimWillow wrote
Trash compactors, and other forms of destroying food, are a disgusting evil in our starved world.
AnarchoJustice wrote
The person who made the original post should have bagged up the bread and took it to them
ziq wrote
People have been fired for doing that.