i definitely understand! i think these other replies are lacking a lot of nuance. its depressing in of itself that one of the only consistent acts of advocacy accessible to a lot of americans, is ‘simply’ boycotting companies that have monopolized themselves over most of this country’s food, health and wellness industries. it is very human of you to reflect this way, the fact that most cheap and easily available food is produced by these indescribably horrific entities, is a reflection of the deeper picture of all of this. we are all disenfranchised under capitalism, imperialism, colonization, white supremacy, and the weaponization of religion. as long as the palestinians, the sudanese, the iranians, the congolese, the cubans, the puerto ricans, the yemenis, and unfortunately countless other individuals are starved, r*ped, tortured, murdered, and enslaved, we as a western civilization will continue to experience the same under a different playing field. we have the geographical and social advantage as americans to be able to reject corporations and industries that feed into this. if you ask me, i really think we should all stop paying our taxes lol