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this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2023
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I imagine the argument is that they're murdering each other over the remaining scraps of food. Which doesn't seem entirely untrue considering how many wars have historically been fought over farmland and resources.
That being said the idea of most people turning into murderers doesnt seem to fit too well into what happened during actual famines.
I lived in one of the wealthiest places in America during that time. One if the poorest spots in America was two towns over.