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To: ezo4

Kept thinking to myself: every living thing in this footage has passed on. Grants me some perspective.

There were some overweight people, but not nearly as many as you see today. In 1911 there were few cars, no television, no Internet, good quality food was cheap, and most food was fresh.

Nowadays you have 500 channels, high speed Internet, 4G wireless phones, everything cheap to eat comes in a box or a bag, and you’re consuming more unpronounceable chemicals in a meal than likely even existed then. People have no reason to manually labor. Handouts are abundant on the backs of those who toil.


8 posted on 04/09/2018 1:20:36 PM PDT by rarestia (Repeal the 17th Amendment and ratify Article the First to give the power back to the people!)
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To: rarestia
good quality food was cheap, and most food was fresh.

Unless it spoiled from being out in a market stall all day without refrigeration.


19 posted on 04/09/2018 2:17:07 PM PDT by Buckeye McFrog
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