But guilt is one of the Left’s favorite weapons! Before you lay out the gun control placemats and plan your Obamacare talking points for dinner Thursday, take a moment to think about how many food stamp meals your Thanksgiving feast could have purchased. That would be 35, by the way — if you assume Thanksgiving dinner costs $49.04, feeds one and provides no leftovers for future meals.
The average Thanksgiving dinner costs as much as 35 food stamp meals: http://t.co/ehiPFdnmqo
— Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) November 26, 2013
https://twitter.com/RBPundit/status/405370368694550528
@ezraklein @washingtonpost and your point is what?
— montgomery (@golfnut332) November 26, 2013
Holiday shaming RT @ezraklein: The average Thanksgiving dinner costs as much as 35 food stamp meals
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) November 26, 2013
Feeling ashamed yet? No?
https://twitter.com/RightGirlNYC/status/405385495015723009
@RBPundit @ezraklein The average thanksgiving dinner cost is borne by the family that eats it.
— [email protected]® (@TimothyJRathbun) November 26, 2013
https://twitter.com/cheriebone/status/405375746664722432
.@ezraklein How many EBT lobsters does that equal?
Asking for a friend on Craigslist
— Liars Never Win (@liars_never_win) November 26, 2013
https://twitter.com/TxSker/status/405371343312404480
Why are some people so bothered that others work hard, save and have actual intact families to celebrate with? @RBPundit @ezraklein
— Bread N. Circus (@BreadNCircusUSA) November 26, 2013
https://twitter.com/WTWV/status/405381501505634304
https://twitter.com/Peetweefish/status/405371506231746560
https://twitter.com/jake_bradford88/status/405377256559607808
About those leftovers…
@ezraklein of course ten people can eat that dinner making it more like 3.5 SNAP meals which isn't bad since it fills you for whole day
— blog on the tweeter (@blogonthe) November 26, 2013
Ours feeds 8 people 4 times. Do the math MT @ezraklein Average Thanksgiving dinner costs much as 35 foodstamp meals http://t.co/f1pXQhuMFx
— Rick Sheridan (@RickSheridan) November 26, 2013
And don’t forget about churches and charities; that’s easy to do sometimes when government runs so much of our lives.
@RBPundit @ezraklein I bet 3.5 million turkey dinners are given away this week by private charitable groups.
— Brad Martin (@BradMartVB) November 26, 2013
Plenty of free Thanksgiving meals across the country @ezraklein The average Thanksgiving dinner costs as much as 35 food stamp meals
— nilgirian (@nilgirian) November 26, 2013
Today’s lesson?
@ezraklein So I'm supposed to feel guilty for being able to provide my family with a decent meal? You suck at life.
— Greg Chesser (@GregChesser) November 26, 2013
