Compare and Contrast Middle and Lower South Colonies
Dawna Harbuck
Gina Henderson
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April 2 , 2013 Should elderly, disabled, and homeless people be able to use food stamps for restaurant food? Recent discussion of making restaurant available for this three groups of people, Tom Laskawy discussed in “ Hondson Choice” they should be able to, because this may be the only meal they receive a day and its admirable. On the other hand Michelle Goudine reports in food stamps should only be used for healthy foods and that the government should spend money on educated people on eating healthy rather than contributing to unhealthy eating. In A Hombson Choice, Tom Laskawy admits that making restaurant foods available for those who are unable, due to age, disability, or homelessness, reduces hunger seems necessary. Michelle Goudine thinks otherwise in “No Funds for Fast Foods”, they should only be able to buy healthy foods and the government should spend more time educating on how to eat nutritionally rather than subsidizing less healthy options, we should spend money educating all Americans in better nutritional choices and work on making healthy foods just as cheap as fast foods. The elderly, disabled and homeless should be able to use their food stamps to buy restaurant because, because healthy or not, this maybe the only way they are able to get anything to eat. These three groups should be able to use food stamps to buy restaurant food. Because this may be the only way for them to get a hot meal. Homeless have no way to prepare food, therefore this would enable them to have a hot meal. Elderly may not be able to prepare foods at home due to the disadvantages of their age. Disable people may not be able to reach the stove in order to prepare their meals. Because of limitations from their disability. Every situation is different, so it is better to have something to eat rather than do without because they have to go to a restaurant rather than a grocery store. They should be able to use their food stamps
Gina Henderson
ENC0025-113489
April 2 , 2013 Should elderly, disabled, and homeless people be able to use food stamps for restaurant food? Recent discussion of making restaurant available for this three groups of people, Tom Laskawy discussed in “ Hondson Choice” they should be able to, because this may be the only meal they receive a day and its admirable. On the other hand Michelle Goudine reports in food stamps should only be used for healthy foods and that the government should spend money on educated people on eating healthy rather than contributing to unhealthy eating. In A Hombson Choice, Tom Laskawy admits that making restaurant foods available for those who are unable, due to age, disability, or homelessness, reduces hunger seems necessary. Michelle Goudine thinks otherwise in “No Funds for Fast Foods”, they should only be able to buy healthy foods and the government should spend more time educating on how to eat nutritionally rather than subsidizing less healthy options, we should spend money educating all Americans in better nutritional choices and work on making healthy foods just as cheap as fast foods. The elderly, disabled and homeless should be able to use their food stamps to buy restaurant because, because healthy or not, this maybe the only way they are able to get anything to eat. These three groups should be able to use food stamps to buy restaurant food. Because this may be the only way for them to get a hot meal. Homeless have no way to prepare food, therefore this would enable them to have a hot meal. Elderly may not be able to prepare foods at home due to the disadvantages of their age. Disable people may not be able to reach the stove in order to prepare their meals. Because of limitations from their disability. Every situation is different, so it is better to have something to eat rather than do without because they have to go to a restaurant rather than a grocery store. They should be able to use their food stamps