So, you bought from a store with lower prices. Good for you.

Mamdami’s stores are going to artificially set lower prices, subsidized by taxpayers. People like you are going to buy groceries there because you think the non-subsidized stores are too expensive. That higher demand will empty store shelves causing shortages and long lines.

Secondary markets will further erode business and create competition with mom and pop establishments, driving them out of business, destroying jobs in the process.

How do long lines and empty shelves help poor people?