With all the Federal handouts for everything imaginable, it is hard to believe that we have a problem with people going hungry.  The Food Bank estimates that 287,000 residents face hunger.  That is about 26% of the state’s population. In the almost 40 years I have lived in Hawaii, the only emaciated people I have seen have been a few vagrants looking for handouts, perhaps because they spent their welfare checks on booze, drugs and cigarettes.   If there are so many people facing hunger, why don’t we see them in public like we see hungry and emaciated people in foreign countries on TV?