Is it normal i am incensed that people with no job buy food/starbuck's

And for those who cannot work; should they also starve?
Anyway, if you live by the bible, I do believe many of the messages in there are about compassion, which you seem to have none of. Are you really that much of a hypocrite? Seems so.

Eh?

Just when I thought this post could not get any dumber you brought up the bible -_-

You even ask them where they get the money ? What kind of condescending asshole are you ? You look at people who have no money and no food and you dare ask them where they get it as if they should have none and simply starve. If they don't have a job chances are things weren't going very great in their lives, you don't know their story and I doubt you would show them compassion if you knew. Truth is, we have so much food and the rich company waste so much that we could feed the homeless and the poor. Most people would choose a job over starving fyi, you are in a good condition compared to most of the homeless. Now go back to the holy book of non sense. Alright, rant is over.

First off, it is none of your business what they do with their money and their job status. It's not your place. Very rude of you to ask. If staff did this to me, I'd complain to the manager.

Starbucks is an affordable (not really, though) luxury for poor people. They can go in there, order a fancy-sounding drink and sit in a designer couch, listen to music and pretend they're part of elite society.

I rarely say this but its not your business .
You don't have to approve of their lifestyle but you should keep your thoughts to yourself or at home.
People at my job often buy $21 strawberries who look like bums or look like they are on welfare but hey, they are supporting local business right?

Are you just upset they are buying Starbucks? Or should they not be able to buy food at all? I can't believe anyone responds to such questions ...

And have you ever wondered why fast food is in low income areas? That's because sometimes buying some double cheeseburgers is cheaper than buying groceries -- something the big corporations exploit.

I can't say I relate to your example but I do work for a property management company and we do have some section 8 housing tenants and some of them have very nice cars huge tv's which really does bother me probably more than it should but work very hard for what I have so it makes the system seem unfair but I'm not going to get anywhere dwelling on things I have no control over so I put my energy into improving my situation maybe it would help you to do the same just a suggestion.

Not all work directly relays a monetary outcome.