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Grocery unaffordablility might be a NIMBY psyop. It is quite literally the highest hanging fruit in terms of fixing affordability. The attention spent on groceries and the attention spent on housing are not proportional to their actual relevance.
5 upvotes, 6 comments. Sidechat image post by discotheque in US Politics. "Grocery unaffordablility might be a NIMBY psyop. It is quite literally the highest hanging fruit in terms of fixing affordability.

The attention spent on groceries and the attention spent on housing are not proportional to their actual relevance."
If the capitalist grocery stores can’t make food affordable and accessible for folks, let’s try something that does And figure it out along the way, if it doesn’t work it doesn’t work. Who will obstruct and vilify? Who will it help?
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Anonymous 11w

Ah yes, 2023 data that is very relevant and totally applicable to 2026

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Anonymous 11w

Yeah, a lot of it is because Americans eat out a lot But obviously, the two biggest expenses for Americans are housing and car / transit

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 11w

Blue maga and maga just be the same people tf do you mean affordability rhetoric is a “NIMBY psyop” get a grip

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Anonymous 11w

The fact you (sunset) and disco agree is actually pretty hilarious

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 11w

Precisely. If you’re serious about affordability you need to be working on making more high density housing (and the mass transit to boot). High density housing must come first because it creates the demand and incentive to make the transit which in turn drives more demand for high density housing and so on and so on.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 11w

Thanks for getting me to check. Adjusting for income, the CPI food basket is cheaper today is than in 2023!

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