Is the economy not the domain of our politicians? When people are starving do you yell at farmers about how they’re not growing enough food?

ACKSHUALLY the economy IS the domain of the workers. The problem that most people make is thinking that politicians and other people in politics like bribed economists who tell everyone that the poor should be forced to become poorer are the ones who should control our economies....when they obviously shouldnt. The average worker probablty knows more about what foods are native to a region (native crops or animals that have adapted to a region's soil, climate, and other challenges) and what edible plants and animals can be grown in excess in a certain region to feed many starving people of that region. The people of a certain region should also be the ones who do research and ask researchers to determine if certain infrastructure or machinery is needed by the people of that region since the people living in that region, sometimes even living in that region for decades and decades, know it the region best. WE The People should control each of our economies.

And also about farmers, the farmers in most countries actually DO currently hold a lot of power over how much food costs and how much food we have access to https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Tp11jvYE408&pp=ygUTYmFkZW1wYW5hZGEgZmFybWVycw%3D%3D

It's a tough crowd because you're saying that women are responsible

Check again. I wrote:

men and women are both needed to bring up children

I wish I could do something about women being the only ones who could give birth, but alas...

Is the economy not the domain of our politicians? When people are starving do you yell at farmers about how they're not growing enough food?

What politicians? What farmers? There will be no one left if there are no children. 😆

The state of Texas isn't forcing women to get pregnant though. Just forcing them not to abort.

disingenuous

How do you mean I'm not being sincere? Are you sure you're using that word correctly? I see that word being thrown around but often it doesn't make sense in the context.

Fair point. But to a specific country right now, it can be a major problem going forward, affecting the economy of the first and second generation coming after us, that are also supposed to take care of us when we get old.