Jose Andres just used Twitter to call on Elon Musk for help feeding Ukraine and then the world

[highplainsdem]

Link to tweet

[ProudMNDemocrat]

1. But will Musk respond is the Question?

With his net worth, that of Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerburg, Mike Bloomberg, and others, Food Hunger could be solved and they would be seen as better human beings for it.

[CrackityJones75]

11. Sure

He will promise billions if they provide a plan then he will ghost them, gix some billions to some other unknown entity and claim that he came through.

And fanbois will rejoice!

[Trueblue1968]

14. NO HE WON'T.... he will ignore the burning question and hope the starving just go away.

[PortTack]

2. Chef Andres has a big heart...musk makes lots of noises and doesn't deliver

I think he’s right to ask since musk made a big announcement to the UN that he would donate 6 billion to world hunger. There were some caveats attached, which were meant. Crickets on the part of mr musk.

[SheltieLover]

3. K&R!

[mopinko]

4. i can think of a few people he should @

be nice if a few of his fellow billionaires would pony up and challenge him to do his part.

[onecaliberal]

5. K&R

[bahboo]

6. hey...if I can help, Musk can certainly throw in a couple million....

[Lunabell]

7. I wish.

[dalton99a]

8. Helping Republicans catapult their agenda is far more important

Tell the hungry people to eat cake

[WarGamer]

9. Feeding the world isn't about money or donations.

It's about logistics and international cooperation more than anything else.

oh and ffs, people get your tubes tied or snip snip.

[NickB79]

12. The richest man in the world surely has knowledge of both those things

You don't become a billionaire with global industries under your belt without extensive knowledge about logistics, supply chains and international cooperation with foreign governments. He has an army of lawyers and executives who's entire lives are devoted to stuff like this.

[druidity33]

13. Agreed. It's not about money...

it's a systems problem. A shit-ton of money might help, but only if we rework the systems from the ground up, so to speak. We Americans waste up to 40% of our food. It goes all the way from farm to supermarket to restaurant to household. There have been some excellent recovery efforts, but not nearly enough. It's a huge, multi-level, global scale problem... which you would think we would have devoted real serious energy towards solving. And the changes in our climate do not bode well for some areas on this orb...

[Cha]

10. Rt💕🤷‍♂️TY & Chef Andres

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