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Liberals be all like "there is no problem". But conservatives be like "AHHHHHHHH!!!!!!". But I was wondering if anyone is trying to quantify what these food shortages will look like in a ...digestible way. What are we really talking about here? Do I need to buy 500 pounds of rice or is this more of a cool ranch is sold out so you have to eat nacho cheese kind of situation?

Liberals be all like "there is no problem". But conservatives be like "AHHHHHHHH!!!!!!". But I was wondering if anyone is trying to quantify what these food shortages will look like in a ...digestible way. What are we really talking about here? Do I need to buy 500 pounds of rice or is this more of a cool ranch is sold out so you have to eat nacho cheese kind of situation?

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[–] • 4 pts

If you havent bought 500lbs of rice by now, its about too late for you. Just my opinion. Ive been buying in bulk for 2 yrs and watching the prices go up. 2 days ago they hung signs limiting how much per family. This was at an over stock warehouse. A 50lb bag of dry beans was $28 a few months ago. All you can haul. 2 days ago, $39.50 limit one per family. Its gonna get worse. Consider all the bread we're buying today was last years crop. We allready know next years crop is fucked. Just one example.

[–] • 3 pts

Strangely, it’s not everywhere, worldwide but with exceptions. Where I’m at, prices are slightly more than last year. Maybe 1/3 of items are up 5%. No shortages whatsoever. Meats, baby formula, it’s normal. Eggs are the only real indication, I think cost to produce eggs world wide is fairly similar based on world grain prices. Commodity eggs went from 3.25 for a flat of 30 to $4.

[–] • 1 pt

Your comment reminded me of this: China is working toward farming GM crops which will increase thier yields and leave countries supplying China with excess capacity. That implies that there will be excess food where I am, and not a shortage. Currently no shortages here, but rampant inflation.

https://www.moneyweb.co.za/news/south-africa/china-to-adopt-genetically-modified-maize-and-soy-why-it-matters-for-south-africa/#:~:text=Currently%2C%20China%20imports%20genetically%20modified,oilseeds%20in%20the%20coming%20years.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Chyna will have to use another country's crop fields since most of theirs are toxic.

[–] • 3 pts

I'm leaning towards a full MadMax kinda thing by next year this time. I could be wrong , probably wrong , but that's what I'm thinking.

[–] [deleted] • 6 pts

I'm leaning towards a full MadMax kinda thing by next year this time.

Only if we are lucky. Imagine what could be taken care of if it goes that way....

[–] • 2 pts

Hope springs eternal , friend.

[–] • 2 pts

So many degenerate city dwelling niggers and probably every faggot and unattached woman will die.

The world will be so much more peaceful after we burn the bodies.

I wonder how much fuel we need? Any holocaust scholars want to weigh in?

[–] • 2 pts

More likely scenario is all the skunkapes, feminazis, and leftist-libtards will migrate out of the cities that can no longer provide a free ride, and swarm into the suburbs, then the countryside. Like locusts. Think the 'Walking Dead' but substitute hordes of ne'er-do-well parasites for zombies. We are already seeing this happen with leftist refugees from Seattle, Portland, and Commifornia flooding into red states like Texas. Stock up on food AND ammo. Maybe build an old army style fort to defend against these new indian raiding parties.

[–] • 3 pts

you cannot do math with incorrect numbers, garbage in - garbage out

the NWO does not want you to know what happens

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

I was going to say almost exactly the same thing. They don't want you to know what's going on or to be able to analyze and take appropriate action.

[–] • 2 pts (edited )

I'll eat wild berries and squirrels. No such thing as a food shortage for those who turn to nature

[–] • 1 pt

I bought rice bean live chickens and enough feed for two years Better safe than sorry.

[–] • 1 pt (edited )

gas goes up, trucking industry fails no food in market workers cant afford to drive to work businesses fail stock market fails housing industry fails food that you can get will be too expensive

hock shops are already seeing people selling off there posessions just to get by for basic food

[–] • 1 pt

Winter will be a test.

[–] • 1 pt

"30-50 percent of yield increases could be attributed to synthetic fertiliser inputs"

So that's the theoretical drop in production if we can't buy fertiliser, however some farmers aren't even planting crops because of fuel costs and labour shortages for picking

The UK imports like half of its vegetables and 80% of it's fruit, so fuel will impact on these areas too. The prices of these have gone up maybe 10-20% so far this year

I think there will be enough food because poorer countries will still want to sell to us, but it's going to go up like another 30-50%

To me this is manageable because my food bill is really low already, and I could eat turnips and potatoes all year long if I had to, it's going to suck for millennials though as they have never had to do without the current huge variety of foodstuffs.

. If some niggers die from starvation then it would be totally worth it.

South Africa is going to be a blood bath though

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

Food cost will go up. A lot of basic non-essential stuff will go down in cost.

Expect double cost from last year for 2022. 2023 will be worse. Almost all grains will be gone. Remember Ukraine shortage but so much wheat destruction over the last 2 years(floods, locust, storms, heat, fertilizer). Many fast food places will adjust to wheat alternatives. Rice gone.

You will be able to get bugs though and I'm not kidding. That will shift probably next summer.

Anyone know about possible butter shortage?