@DrClaytonForre1 I understand the rationing of raw materials and gasoline during the war because of production inputs. But I never understood the food rationing because there was no corresponding increase in population.

@DrClaytonForre1 It wasn’t worth it. Now everyone in England is fat and not British.

@DrClaytonForre1 A healthy chunk of cheese. One egg is quite a hardship tho

@DrClaytonForre1 This is what we should be feeding people, especially all the overweight women older than 22.

@DrClaytonForre1 Yeah, but other food like grains and veggies was un rationed

@DrClaytonForre1 That’s one DAY of food!!

@DrClaytonForre1 One week??

@DrClaytonForre1 The Brits maintained the rationing system for years after the War ended in the spirit of Crabpot Commie Envy. Coming soon to America.

@DrClaytonForre1 For a woman. The men were at war.

@DrClaytonForre1 Wow, just imagine how much smaller those portions would be if the British government hadn't made everyone kill their dogs!

@DrClaytonForre1 Yes, but what did they get to eat after breakfast?

@DrClaytonForre1 And all you got in return is the privilege of speaking Arabic

@DrClaytonForre1 But also unrestricted bread, and, for very little money, as much beer as you wanted.

@DrClaytonForre1 I presume bread was unrationed

@DrClaytonForre1 They've been eating that way every since. Who enjoys Beans on Toast..

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@DrClaytonForre1 Not that wars are also meant to manipulate human consumption of various kinds of goods (including food and also to the extreme extent, as it's shown). (Literary) food for thought for whom has no idea how war truly works and what makes a people carry on or become demotivated.

@DrClaytonForre1 No wonder they were so thin…

@DrClaytonForre1 What did they get out of it?