Schools - Taxation without representation

[Montegriffo]

Cheap steaks means cattle crammed onto concrete feed lots.
Intensively farmed beasts who never eat or even stand on fresh grass.

It's inhumane and damaging the environment for a substandard product.
Meat should be expensive and consumption needs to fall.

You know nothing about the beef industry, at least not in America, or Brazil or Australia which produce most of the worlds beef.

Cattle are on grass most of their lives, they only go into feed lots for 30-45 days for fattening, then to slaughter. The Elites would love the scenario you paint, because they could create industrial beef production, but that's not how it works. As is right now, the people that take most of the risk in beef production make the least amount of money, the rancher and the feedlot operator. The four big packing plants make all the money, and fuck the consumer and producer.

If you want to make an environmental statement about beef, look into JBS. In Brazil they burn down the rain forest to make room for soy farming and grazing. Beef are grazed for 8-10 months, then fattened on soy beans.

Virtually all meat production relies on vast tracts of land being used for producing fodder. It is a very inefficient use of land.
Intensive farming also over uses antibiotics and growth hormones leading to antibiotic resistance and hormone imbalances in humans.
Then there's the direct pollution of land from animal waste and the huge quantities of very powerful greenhouse gases that are released from the animals themselves.
Anyone who cares about the environment needs to think seriously about reducing their meat consumption. Just two meat free days a week would have a huge positive impact if enough people do it.

[Martin Hash]

Cheap steaks means cattle crammed onto concrete feed lots.
Intensively farmed beasts who never eat or even stand on fresh grass.

It's inhumane and damaging the environment for a substandard product.
Meat should be expensive and consumption needs to fall.

You know nothing about the beef industry, at least not in America, or Brazil or Australia which produce most of the worlds beef.

Cattle are on grass most of their lives, they only go into feed lots for 30-45 days for fattening, then to slaughter. The Elites would love the scenario you paint, because they could create industrial beef production, but that's not how it works. As is right now, the people that take most of the risk in beef production make the least amount of money, the rancher and the feedlot operator. The four big packing plants make all the money, and fuck the consumer and producer.

If you want to make an environmental statement about beef, look into JBS. In Brazil they burn down the rain forest to make room for soy farming and grazing. Beef are grazed for 8-10 months, then fattened on soy beans.

Virtually all meat production relies on vast tracts of land being used for producing fodder. It is a very inefficient use of land.
Intensive farming also over uses antibiotics and growth hormones leading to antibiotic resistance and hormone imbalances in humans.
Then there's the direct pollution of land from animal waste and the huge quantities of very powerful greenhouse gases that are released from the animals themselves.
Anyone who cares about the environment needs to think seriously about reducing their meat consumption. Just two meat free days a week would have a huge positive impact if enough people do it.

This forum exists because I'm surrounded by enemies who think like you and I'm trying to get away from them yet of the 10 people who post here, I still have to suffer your bullshit?! Hell, the people who wanted you to post don't even post here. Jesus fucking Christ, the world is going to collapse and there won't be anywhere for you other guys to go to discuss the situation honestly. It's part of the crazy decisions people are making.

[TheOneX]

Then there's the direct pollution of land from animal waste and the huge quantities of very powerful greenhouse gases that are released from the animals themselves.
Anyone who cares about the environment needs to think seriously about reducing their meat consumption. Just two meat free days a week would have a huge positive impact if enough people do it.

The amount of methane and CO2 released by cows is the least of our methane and CO2 worries. This obsession with eliminating all sources of methane and CO2 is stupid. This extremism just fogs up the glass so you cannot see the real goal, or what is really important.

It is the same thing with COVID, the fixation on zero COVID policies prevents us from having reasonable discussions or policies that wouldn't cripple society. We need to stop promoting these harmful extremist views, and get back to reality and reason.

[Martin Hash]

You know nothing about the beef industry, at least not in America, or Brazil or Australia which produce most of the worlds beef.

Cattle are on grass most of their lives, they only go into feed lots for 30-45 days for fattening, then to slaughter. The Elites would love the scenario you paint, because they could create industrial beef production, but that's not how it works. As is right now, the people that take most of the risk in beef production make the least amount of money, the rancher and the feedlot operator. The four big packing plants make all the money, and fuck the consumer and producer.

If you want to make an environmental statement about beef, look into JBS. In Brazil they burn down the rain forest to make room for soy farming and grazing. Beef are grazed for 8-10 months, then fattened on soy beans.

Virtually all meat production relies on vast tracts of land being used for producing fodder. It is a very inefficient use of land.
Intensive farming also over uses antibiotics and growth hormones leading to antibiotic resistance and hormone imbalances in humans.
Then there's the direct pollution of land from animal waste and the huge quantities of very powerful greenhouse gases that are released from the animals themselves.
Anyone who cares about the environment needs to think seriously about reducing their meat consumption. Just two meat free days a week would have a huge positive impact if enough people do it.

This forum exists because I'm surrounded by enemies who think like you and I'm trying to get away from them yet of the 10 people who post here, I still have to suffer your bullshit?! Hell, the people who wanted you to post don't even post here. Jesus fucking Christ, the world is going to collapse and there won't be anywhere for you other guys to go to discuss the situation honestly. It's part of the crazy decisions people are making.

I banned that mutterfukker. I don't care what anyone thinks: leave the forum if you want to. NO MORE FUCKING EXTORTION!

[C-Mag]

Virtually all meat production relies on vast tracts of land being used for producing fodder. It is a very inefficient use of land.
Intensive farming also over uses antibiotics and growth hormones leading to antibiotic resistance and hormone imbalances in humans.
Then there's the direct pollution of land from animal waste and the huge quantities of very powerful greenhouse gases that are released from the animals themselves.
Anyone who cares about the environment needs to think seriously about reducing their meat consumption. Just two meat free days a week would have a huge positive impact if enough people do it.

Globohomo elites couldn't agree more

Cattle are not destroying the planet. They are part of a cycle. They consume existing carbon. It’s excreted in methane and other products and cycled back into the system. Plants take it up and they eat it again.

The fact of the matter is that Beef is good for you, what's bad for you is a diet heavy in grain based Carbs and Sugars. That will kill you. Grain based diets also make people easy to control. The environmental impact of grain based diets is not well reported. Grains are filled with herbicides and pesticides. It takes massive amount of petro chemicals to plant, treat, fertilize, harvest, process and transport grains.

[C-Mag]

NO MORE FUCKING EXTORTION!

This is the modern tool to force you to do what they want.

I'm watching it right now with a guy getting divorced. His future ex is extorting the fuck out of him to get him to do her bidding.

[The Conservative]

Virtually all meat production relies on vast tracts of land being used for producing fodder. It is a very inefficient use of land.
Intensive farming also over uses antibiotics and growth hormones leading to antibiotic resistance and hormone imbalances in humans.
Then there's the direct pollution of land from animal waste and the huge quantities of very powerful greenhouse gases that are released from the animals themselves.
Anyone who cares about the environment needs to think seriously about reducing their meat consumption. Just two meat free days a week would have a huge positive impact if enough people do it.

This forum exists because I'm surrounded by enemies who think like you and I'm trying to get away from them yet of the 10 people who post here, I still have to suffer your bullshit?! Hell, the people who wanted you to post don't even post here. Jesus fucking Christ, the world is going to collapse and there won't be anywhere for you other guys to go to discuss the situation honestly. It's part of the crazy decisions people are making.

I banned that mutterfukker. I don't care what anyone thinks: leave the forum if you want to. NO MORE FUCKING EXTORTION!

I was waiting for that for a long-assed time...

[SuburbanFarmer]

Free speech takes yet another hit.

[Martin Hash]

Free speech takes yet another hit.

As if that exists. Try posting to FB

[SuburbanFarmer]

Free speech takes yet another hit.

As if that exists. Try posting to FB

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