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Politicians, govt bureaucrats and central planners should be removed from anything that involves nutrition, farming and the food supply chain.
Ah, so all that runoff that created a dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico of thousands of square miles...should be larger? And all that excess algae and red tide (nutrient fed) and the other effects of over fertilization......should just be free rein.
When the demand for meat diminishes, farmers won't make as much money so there will be fewer cattle and pigs. Interestingly, poor illegals can't afford meat in their home countries so when they come here, they drive up demand. Vegans and animal lovers should demand immigration reform!
The twit activist at his SC rally, reading straight from her Climate Nexus script, noted Germany's "meat tax," as a way to nudge Americans away from meat.
The two fatties sitting next to the activist didn't look thrilled, but socialist parasite, Bernie, said we should look at all of those things (that, along with the gubment telling us to set our evening A/C at 82°, is ALL part of the New Green Deal, folks).
Ah, so all that runoff that created a dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico of thousands of square miles...should be larger? And all that excess algae and red tide (nutrient fed) and the other effects of over fertilization......should just be free rein.
Plenty of cattle poop in the water also...
those problems exist today with the system you support. Got any more bright ideas?
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