| CrazyGamer2017 said: Capitalism is what is stopping them. Food is a commodity that must be sold, not given. I don't like it but this is the world we live in. |
Really? Then why do so many remain poor and starve under socialist regimes?
No, the problem is government, whether federal or local. Too many laws and regulations preventing companies from doing so. Even schools are not allowed to donate their food at the end of the day. Another concern is being sued. Sure, there may be so-called laws that protect companies, but that doesn't mean a judge will err on the side of those laws, even though that's supposed to be their job. Even if the company eventually wins through appeal, it could cost them thousands per case in attorney fees. That's what sadly has resulted in this settlement society. Even if they plaintiff is in the wrong, it'll cost the company less just to pay them something to make them go away.
Last edited by thismeintiel - on 08 April 2018
