Liam on Ted Talk

The real solution here is empowering people and letting market forces work, instead of relying on government "Free shit". When it comes to healthy food in low-income areas, businesses can be encouraged to step up and offer affordable, healthy options through competition, meeting the demands of the communitys. Instead of pointing fingers at systemic racism or blaming corporations (aside from monopolies), we should focus on supporting smallscale entrepreneurship and innovation that responds to the want and demand, so that neighborhoods have more choices and making local jobs. It is important to respect different cultural food preferences, but the focus should be on showing and educating people to make better food choices without the need for strict regulations, and while food access is essential, the idea of a "right to food" shouldn’t mean government handouts, but by creating an environment where individuals can earn and make their own decisions, giving people the freedom to thrive independently, because...  “Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”