A short monologue urging community empowerment to prioritize healthy, real food over processed options and to use technology wisely. The speaker contrasts gratitude for technological progress with a call to local action (community gardens) and food justice, asserting abundant food availability and rejecting unnecessary consumer projects.
We need to empower ourselves and our communities to say that this is important to me. I understand that these technologies came around because we wanted it to be easier. My great grandfather was a farmer out in the field. There were times when his parents were starving during the Dust Bowl. So I'm grateful and thankful for the technology we have. But we need to use it to our best ability. Right? We have outgrown that. We don't need to have corn syrup and all of that nonsense. There's plenty of food to go around. Real food for real people to eat and be healthy. We need to empower ourselves and our communities to say that this is important to me. We don't need another movie theater. We need a community garden.
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