talk about the double standard, the video depicts poverty in the US as struggling, but powerful, while other countries are sobbing and destitute. It's the image of inescapable destitute that we paint that dehumanizes impoverished countries.
This video really upsets me because Why are there packs of Cigarettes on the second girls table. While the women and africa treats herself last to FOOD!!! Could have done without the first half of this video. We have warmth and handouts, In other countries families sleep on hard concrete cold floors with no food!
Things like milk and fish have to be produced locally. Milk, fish, etc. spoil very quickly and could only be shipped and stored long term in powdered or dehydrated form. Poverty stricken areas around the world actually have the capacity to produce these foods locally but things like politics, wars, corrupt local governments, these things prevent production.
Part 2 of this video is a little off-putting. It seems to express a negative attitude, and not enough facts to adequately explain the situation. I would love to hear the complete message, albeit with more of a "let's move to make this happen" kind of attitude.
I do understand that we need to give them better food than rice but how would we be able to give them fish and milk which quickly spoils with out proper and expensive cooling systems. We cannon even offer most meats such as beef or chicken due to the fact that it will spoil with in a few days.
@TheRipmister MSF would like food donors to provide a fortified peanut butter paste mixed with milk powder to young children. It doesn't need to be refrigerated and can be cheaply produced in host countries. This has already been used to treat hundreds of thousands of children.
I was also struck by the significance that food plays in calming, soothing and developing the bond between parent and child. In my neighbourhood, it is evident that some parents regard making and providing food as a chore at best - to get out of the way as quickly as possible and, combined with limited income for food, the impact on the child must be severe. I don't know what can be done about this....
Malnutrition shouldn't exist in a first-world nation. This problem wouldn't *be* a problem if we stepped up and helped our neighbours, and if we rejected this insidious "every man for himself" trend.
Great: 3:36. "From a physician's perspective, physiology is the same the world around. So, the nutritional needs of a child in Sudan are the same as the nutritional needs of a child in Philadelphia." 5:16 "While this corn-soybean cereal blend relieve may hunger, it's not the right food to treat malnutrition in young children."
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talk about the double standard, the video depicts poverty in the US as struggling, but powerful, while other countries are sobbing and destitute. It's the image of inescapable destitute that we paint that dehumanizes impoverished countries.
purplepinaple6 2 weeks ago
This video really upsets me because Why are there packs of Cigarettes on the second girls table. While the women and africa treats herself last to FOOD!!! Could have done without the first half of this video. We have warmth and handouts, In other countries families sleep on hard concrete cold floors with no food!
GrabTheBerry 2 months ago in playlist Starved for Attention
AMURRRICA FUCK YEAH!
amsp79 3 months ago
For someone who can't afford food for her and her children that black woman is awfully fat
creedstat 3 months ago 2
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evilgossipqueen 4 months ago
Things like milk and fish have to be produced locally. Milk, fish, etc. spoil very quickly and could only be shipped and stored long term in powdered or dehydrated form. Poverty stricken areas around the world actually have the capacity to produce these foods locally but things like politics, wars, corrupt local governments, these things prevent production.
theskeptic2010 5 months ago
Part 2 of this video is a little off-putting. It seems to express a negative attitude, and not enough facts to adequately explain the situation. I would love to hear the complete message, albeit with more of a "let's move to make this happen" kind of attitude.
jaykay415 5 months ago
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happynurse63 1 year ago
I'm glad that the family @2m27s are getting hand outs, now they can afford cigarettes and McDonalds.
teamsojourner 1 year ago 4
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coolpuprocks 1 year ago
I do understand that we need to give them better food than rice but how would we be able to give them fish and milk which quickly spoils with out proper and expensive cooling systems. We cannon even offer most meats such as beef or chicken due to the fact that it will spoil with in a few days.
TheRipmister 1 year ago
@TheRipmister MSF would like food donors to provide a fortified peanut butter paste mixed with milk powder to young children. It doesn't need to be refrigerated and can be cheaply produced in host countries. This has already been used to treat hundreds of thousands of children.
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/watch?v=IYKDZP3-2-4
FightGlobalPoverty 1 year ago
I was also struck by the significance that food plays in calming, soothing and developing the bond between parent and child. In my neighbourhood, it is evident that some parents regard making and providing food as a chore at best - to get out of the way as quickly as possible and, combined with limited income for food, the impact on the child must be severe. I don't know what can be done about this....
oisaveloy 1 year ago
There are some great pictures here. It may even deserve a few more seconds per picture to take the quality in....
oisaveloy 1 year ago
Malnutrition shouldn't exist in a first-world nation. This problem wouldn't *be* a problem if we stepped up and helped our neighbours, and if we rejected this insidious "every man for himself" trend.
Luubelaar 1 year ago
@Luubelaar
Which is the basis of your economy..
hydandata 1 year ago
Some of the Indian reservations are even worse. Running sewage in the streets can give you a clear idea on how bad it is.
StrengthinGod 1 year ago
Great: 3:36. "From a physician's perspective, physiology is the same the world around. So, the nutritional needs of a child in Sudan are the same as the nutritional needs of a child in Philadelphia." 5:16 "While this corn-soybean cereal blend relieve may hunger, it's not the right food to treat malnutrition in young children."
reyty2 1 year ago