You forgot farmers that are plowing their crops under, but I agree. That should be a TOP priority for these trillions we're spending. The supply and transport of food is what keeps us a civilization. The "preppers" and rural farmers aside, urban and close suburban communities will denigrate into chaos.
You are right, of course. I was addressing with laser focus the issue the OP’er raised
Yes, the suburban targeted Cloward-Piven “chaos” of systems not delivered, as in “where’s my burgers?” being pushed to
“emergency” and they run to the GUBMINT, the same “saviour” that guarantees electronic money for the food-— which they won’t get if they don’t vote the right way. Down to the county in the States, and the “machine”.
You will not, for example, from these “demoncratic” machine institutions EVER, ever see a “shortage” of tobacco products from US corporations (and a certain fixed number of tobacco farmers stateside, and many more from places like Zimbabwe... for real).... no sir. The tobacco products are both “addictive” and revenue positive. In both VA and NC, the State run Alcohol Beverage Control stores are ALL open— so the addicted can get their booze, with their ‘gubment” checks. Turning us all into “plantation” dependencies. The last thing they want are independent self-sufficient Americans. No this pushes dependency.