It’s not trying to prove that people on food stamps can afford a diet the government hasn’t designed their food program for them to afford lmao
no, but beaver’s claim that it’s 30% cheaper may not be true for those people. i mean it could be. it could possibly be EVEN CHEAPER. i don’t really know. and the linked oxford study doesn’t tell us.
you’re the one obsessed with defending a paper whose scope was too limited to cover any of these scenarios so do what you want i guess
You’re the one obsessed with dismissing the paper based on qualifiers beyond the scope of the research, so you do you I guess.
i’m not dismissing the paper. i’m explaining how it’s being deceptively framed.
I don’t think there was anything deceptive about its framing, it was addressing the claim that ‘vegan diets are a luxury’
but it doesn’t actually show whether poor people can afford a vegan diet. it’s misleading.
It’s not trying to prove that people on food stamps can afford a diet the government hasn’t designed their food program for them to afford lmao
no, but beaver’s claim that it’s 30% cheaper may not be true for those people. i mean it could be. it could possibly be EVEN CHEAPER. i don’t really know. and the linked oxford study doesn’t tell us.
YES, now you’re getting it