1pooh4u Posted Saturday at 02:22 AM Posted Saturday at 02:22 AM Municipal Grocery Store Opens to Address Food Insecurity Next they’re gonna be forced to learn Chinese and Russian 🙄 jk this is actually a good thing but when Mamdani says it the Republicans go ape shit 5 Quote
PhilosipherStoned Posted Saturday at 02:38 AM Posted Saturday at 02:38 AM Lol when active in the army I did feel like Georgia loved their groceries. Go off base to the small town there you got Kroger's, Food Lion...all this shit I didn't even know existed all still competing with entities like Walmart, and from what I remember they would do that shit with a fighting spirit...but that just sounds like capitalism in a way idk. I just observed while I was serving an active army term is why that's all I have to say about this. @discolé monade probably has something more meaningful to say on Georgia politics about this maybe? 2 Quote
discolé monade Posted Saturday at 09:33 PM Posted Saturday at 09:33 PM 18 hours ago, PhilosipherStoned said: Lol when active in the army I did feel like Georgia loved their groceries. Go off base to the small town there you got Kroger's, Food Lion...all this shit I didn't even know existed all still competing with entities like Walmart, and from what I remember they would do that shit with a fighting spirit...but that just sounds like capitalism in a way idk. I just observed while I was serving an active army term is why that's all I have to say about this. @discolé monade probably has something more meaningful to say on Georgia politics about this maybe? it's a food desert. that's why you see so many and $ generals and convience stores. and yes, capitalism. bigger/better chains stay out of places like this area. food lion/piggly wiggly kjs/ they know it's poor folk, so they make sure to keep pricing just as high as others. where that new store is opening in ATL, that area has a 14% food insecurity rate. this county has 11.3%, and GA has ave. of 10.7%. those numbers don't look impressive, but.we're talking 1in 7 people with 1 in 4 being children in the CSRA (region) 1 2 Quote
discolé monade Posted Saturday at 09:42 PM Posted Saturday at 09:42 PM also @1pooh4u tell me if you can spot what is wrong with the article. hint: it was the beginning of a beautiful friendship 2 Quote
discolé monade Posted Saturday at 09:45 PM Posted Saturday at 09:45 PM ALSO ALSO communism is just a red herring 1 2 Quote
1pooh4u Posted Sunday at 01:53 AM Author Posted Sunday at 01:53 AM 4 hours ago, discolé monade said: also @1pooh4u tell me if you can spot what is wrong with the article. hint: it was the beginning of a beautiful friendship I need another hint. Was it grammatical? Cuz the building “once house a Walgreens” or is their another type of mistake 😆 Quote
discolé monade Posted Sunday at 02:22 AM Posted Sunday at 02:22 AM The building now has been repurposed for a food market as part of Mayor Andre Dickens’ broader vision to address food desserts and provide for healthy, connected and thriving neighborhoods. 3 Quote
1pooh4u Posted Sunday at 03:15 AM Author Posted Sunday at 03:15 AM 52 minutes ago, discolé monade said: The building now has been repurposed for a food market as part of Mayor Andre Dickens’ broader vision to address food desserts and provide for healthy, connected and thriving neighborhoods. Htf did I miss that 😆 I swear I didn’t write the article! 😆 mostly cuz I never spell it wrong anymore thanks to you 😊 2 Quote
SwimOdin Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago On 8/30/2025 at 5:33 PM, discolé monade said: it's a food desert. that's why you see so many and $ generals and convience stores. and yes, capitalism. bigger/better chains stay out of places like this area. food lion/piggly wiggly kjs/ they know it's poor folk, so they make sure to keep pricing just as high as others. where that new store is opening in ATL, that area has a 14% food insecurity rate. this county has 11.3%, and GA has ave. of 10.7%. those numbers don't look impressive, but.we're talking 1in 7 people with 1 in 4 being children in the CSRA (region) Can confirm. Evan’s county is very underserved, you have to drive to Statesboro to get anything. 1 Quote
discolé monade Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago 3 hours ago, SwimOdin said: Can confirm. Evan’s county is very underserved, you have to drive to Statesboro to get anything. i'm on the other side...and same. 1 Quote
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