"The Irish Potato Famine is famous, but it's hardly unique. Famines have been a part of human history from the beginning. The horrible irony, however, is that once agriculture had advanced enough to nourish all the world's people, famines only became even more common and horrific, a direct result of imperialism and colonialism, which demanded of agriculture not food for people, but goods for market."
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