No..the last thing we need to do is to politicize food and create new forms of eco-food shaming. No more autocratic-isms.

There's not enough serenity in the world, and we don't need activists 'stirring up' new political compulsions and obsessions, & new norms about food & eating.

Food is a good. God made it.

Food has a primary purpose: fuel, so that we can love God more, for as many days as He has planned for us, which are finite.

Food helps us to work, to serve God & others more, perhaps with more cheerfulness and liveliness.

It has a secondary purpose too, and that is communion with others, a time to exchange other 'goods,' such as generous conversation, attentive listening, a chance for small charities (would you like some more water, "how about another serving of potatoes young man", etc), tell me all about your day at the lake, whose tire did you help change).

But food has its place; our minds and time should not revolve around food, but instead around love and service.