In a nutshell, it's saying that while everyone goes on and on about the right to freedom of speech, it's not really that beneficial; if your family's starving and really poor, a loaf of bread is going to mean more for you than being able to go on strike.
It could also be a critism of Western civilisations, terrified of communism in their consumerist society, or falsely self-rightous against dictatorships, trying to force their ideals and way of life on to other nations.
"Worship obesity as our birthright," could be like the American idea that they all have the 'right to prosperity'
In a nutshell, it's saying that while everyone goes on and on about the right to freedom of speech, it's not really that beneficial; if your family's starving and really poor, a loaf of bread is going to mean more for you than being able to go on strike.
It could also be a critism of Western civilisations, terrified of communism in their consumerist society, or falsely self-rightous against dictatorships, trying to force their ideals and way of life on to other nations.
"Worship obesity as our birthright," could be like the American idea that they all have the 'right to prosperity'