Honey prices to soar as supply dries up, page-30

Normally I wouldn't bother responding however I respect your passion as I can only assume you or people you know have been directly affected by the recent fires, for that I am truly sympathetic. We have all been let down by a largely ineffective political system governed by a systematically flawed financial mechanism that has contributed to making this a devastating catastrophe. Complacency has its price.
In this instance I don't agree that it is offensive or even childish, we aren't writing dickens novels here and it is of such little importance on a thread with 8k views it's really not worth noting.
As you must struggle with social media platforms immensely, so shall I share some wisdom from a we'll know performer that you may wish to note, "Just because you're offended doesn't mean you're right" - please take care and try not to let very small things like emoji's trigger you. All the best.

For more related honey supply matters, another recent article below: And the second one if you live in or near affected areas

https://www.canstar.com.au/budgeting/price-rises-from-bushfires/

Beekeepers have reported that large numbers of vital flowering trees have been wiped out in the bushfires, while the NSW Apiarists Association said 6,000 hives and 30,000 field-bee hives had been destroyed, meaning honey supply from the largest-producing state in the country may be lower than usual.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-01-17/social-media-myths-on-caring-for-fire-affected-koalas-and-bees/11874058