The Spectacle Podcast: SNAP, Riots, and the Price of Dependency
As the government shutdown continues, millions of Americans may soon lose access to their SNAP and EBT benefits.
The conversation focuses on what food stamps have become,
a pipeline enriching massive food corporations while keeping citizens dependent on sugar, starch, and state control.
From immigrant reliance to system abuse, the looming crisis raises a question: what happens when the welfare state runs dry?
On this episode of The Spectacle Podcast, hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay discuss the truths behind America’s SNAP program, including government dependency and corporate greed.
Author's summary: Exploring the SNAP program's impact on Americans.
- Government shutdown affects SNAP and EBT benefits
- Food stamps enrich massive food corporations
- Citizens become dependent on state control
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