beggers cant be choosers

...that's right , the children of the poor didn't choose poverty but maybe a wormy apple or two will help ease our collective guilt and responsibility .

doubt that, they don't have the money to indulge in big macs all the time
but 'food-share' is already going on in some countries, here one article from the uk: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2168018/Food-share-database-end-supermarket-waste-Stores-boost-links-charities-help-hungry.html
and on the local farmers' markets here, charities come at closing time to pick up all produce the store holders want to give way
always good produce which might just be surplus or not last for another week but definitely fit to be used in the charities' soup kitchen the next few days

One of those happy liberal ideas that makes them feel better but really wouldn't work well.

.... where the worm come from?

every movement towards aiding others is a huge positive. its these small steps that will change the world

...many actions are nothing more than band-aids on gushing arteries designed more to ease the conscience rather than seriously address the issue .

we know that. look at the military spending of USA and all the unnecessary wars that could easily feed, cloth and provide shelter and education for the less fortunate but we need the world to be this fucked to have economy

thats exactly what politics is

You give to charity because its in your heart, not because its in the law.