We all know there is enough food to feed the world - what is the problem in distributing it equally?
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Equal distribution isn't needed to feed the world - just sensible distribution is all that is needed.
The problem as always is ideology - much of the world has adopted capitalist ideology. This means there is a strong focus on accumulating and maximising one's wealth, thinking about oneself only and entering into a "survival of the fittest" type mindset/competition where all are pitted against each other.
This prevents any such sensible distribution as governments around the world adopt and promote such ideologies or variants on them.
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Masters in Education from Nottingham University in the UK. Also studied Masters in Islamic Studies and Islamic Banking & Finance. Political activist with interests in Geopolitics, History and Phil ...
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Equal distribution isn't needed to feed the world - just sensible distribution is all that is needed.
The problem as always is ideology - much of the world has adopted capitalist ideology. This means there is a strong focus on accumulating and maximising one's wealth, thinking about oneself only and entering into a "survival of the fittest" type mindset/competition where all are pitted against each other.
This prevents any such sensible distribution as governments around the world adopt and promote such ideologies or variants on them.