r/LeopardsAteMyFarm 1d ago

The oh-woe-is-me farmers are completely out of pocket

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The video attached, by #BlackbirdCoop aka FarmingWhileBiege breaks down the side of the farming industry that they don't want you to know. While there may be some mom and pop farmers, who are struggling, those farmers are few and far between.

Again, all credit to @BlackbirdCoop

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u/Mcfreely2 1d ago

They vote republican and demand socialism. Fuck them.

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u/GoblinHourReport 1d ago

Socialism is just called good government when it benefits rich white people.

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u/Justin-Stutzman 1d ago

This is so true. My dad listens to Fox News AM radio daily. I was taking him home from an eye surgery and he was complaining about medical bills and I brought up universal healthcare. He did his normal "pinko commie socialist healthcare" blah blah... Then an ad comes on the radio.

The ad is for Medi-share. Here is a description from their website:

Medi-Share is a nonprofit health care sharing ministry of Christian Care Ministry, Inc. Through a model rooted in shared values and mutual support, members share medical costs and uplift one another in times of need. Each month, you pay your monthly share. Each month your member contributions go toward sharing in other members medical needs.

My dad says this is an amazing example of Christian values. I said, "Dad, that's socialized medicine..."

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u/hautboishippie 1d ago

When someone was gushing about how fabulous MediShare had been for their church family, I added that communism really was a great way to take care of everyone.

I was just poking the bear and she went crazy. On and on about how no, it's based on Christian principals.

Having been raised in an evangelical church, I still know their buzzwords and scripture to support my thesis. She was not a happy camper when we parted.

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u/acu2005 1d ago

The fun part is it's not even socialized medicine it's just how health insurance works but those Cristian Care Ministries are somehow worse than normal health insurance. John Oliver did a piece on them a while back and others have also covered them, they're pretty much just a scam.

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u/Educational_Quote851 1d ago

Churches running scams? SAY IT AIN'T SO

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u/acu2005 21h ago

it ain't so

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u/Who_dat_goomer 1d ago

You could simply make up a random word, put it on Fox News for a few days while they say it is evil, and 1/3 of this country would be saying “I’ve always hated zyzxytohltism!”

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u/Allaplgy 1d ago

Through a model rooted in shared values and mutual support

This is the difference between "socialism" and what they want. "Socialism" means someone you don't personally like might benefit in some way from it. But if you convince them only "good," probably white, "Christians" will benefit, they are all in.

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u/CaptOblivious 1d ago

They vote republican and demand socialism for themselves. Fuck them.

There ifify...

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u/Adjective-Noun-nnnn 1d ago

If you confront them on this, the smarter ones will say something like, "well it seems like our food system is something we should secure," and it's true.  It is.  But our education and health systems aren't?  Our ability to access shelter, clean water, reliable electricity, and accurate information aren't?  Our ability to operate businesses and finance opportunities aren't?  Our ability to manufacture the stuff we use here isn't?  A lot of the food we subsidize isn't even sold to Americans.  A lot of it isn't even consumed by humans.

They don't actually think rationally.  They establish the conclusion and then use any logic necessary to defend it, never extending that logic anywhere else.  It's maddening.  Words are meaningless distractions.

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u/Bezulba 1d ago

Half of those fuckers farm corn and soy beans. And not the kind you get at your thanksgiving dinner or your local sushi place. It's all for producing methanol. Sure, the leftovers might go into cattle feed, but the main purpose is to produce a fuel additive that costs more the produce then it saves in gas.

While voting republicans, demanding small government and decry anybody that relies on government handouts.. the 2 faced hypocrisy is what gets me.

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u/Pans_Labradoodle 1d ago

Conservative economic policy is just socialism for big business.

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u/Elmer_Fudd01 1d ago edited 1d ago

They'll get a bailout, Trump can't loose voters for midterms. I hope he doesn't.

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u/pigeonHank 1d ago

So much of their shit is already subsidized

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u/Tokyo-MontanaExpress 1d ago

Not them, the Democrats are fucking us as we speak. They're in the process of bailing them out again with blue city dollars, mark my words. Fact is, not a single blue state has withheld or retrieved blue tax dollars from red counties within their own state borders. That's how I know we've lost before the midterms: the Democrats are still giving into all of the Republicans' welfare begging while slashing essential blue city services left and right, such as public transit. They could fund these federal budget cuts with red county taxes, but they won't and instead choose to let us suffer instead.

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u/golgiiguy 1d ago

I see what you did there. Typical dems wasting time and money on people that dont see governance as blue/red contingent. Dems are saps with all their goody good mentality of not giving the one finger salute.

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u/SinglePlayerGamer93 1d ago

While benefiting from capitalism

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u/Proach89 1d ago

Farmers are the wealthiest poor people I know.

Nothing fake about them hoping to screw everyone else without screwing themselves though.

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u/inertiatic_espn 1d ago

When I was growing up, the farm kids had the nicest clothes, the nicest cars and trucks, and the opportunity to go to the best colleges. They worked on their family farms and got paid more than anyone else. If they decided not to go to college, they didn't even bother trying in school because they knew they'd never have to apply to a job.

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u/RippinFissure 1d ago

This is my experience growing up in central Illinois. They'll tell ya that they're leveraged up to their eyeballs, which I'm sure is true, but then they'll vote to fuck people with student loans while yelling "live within your means!"

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u/dissaprovalface 1d ago

Same with Eastern Texas. Where I'm from, the largest land/cattle ranch owner in the county is not only the richest family in the whole area, but the also disproportionately control the politics and law enforcement in the area to their own benefit.

The owner in question was also the County Judge. And his best friend was and still is the Sheriff. I went to school with the asshole's grandson. Biggest most entitled piece of shit in the whole county. Constantly did shit to other kids and got away with it, because the cops were in his granddaddie's pocket. Wound up getting caught with an eight-ball of coke in a county where that kind of thing gets the book thrown at you. You know what happened to him?

Literally fucking nothing. In fact, they are still there. Lording over my former home like it's their own personal fucking fife. (Ironic when our county holds the largest Ren Faire in Texas. From which that family directly receives kickbacks. So a "fife" really isn't far off base.)

Rich land owners that like to shrowd themselves in a veil of "we are just poor ranchers" are some of the most disingenuous people in this country. You dont get to own thousands of acres in a state where that acreage is going to cost you an arm and a leg in taxes without being rich assholes. And it's exceedingly ironic and hilarious that these people do it while directly fucking over their neighbors if a buck can be made from it.

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u/PitifulJellyfish6700 20h ago

Yep, same as in Oklahoma. Rich assholes who tell everybody else to live within their means. They are special that way.

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u/Vast-Swimmer5844 1d ago

America’s original nepo babies!

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u/justcallmezach 1d ago

There was this whole "I'm better than you" aspect in the kids I went to high school with (graduated in 2002) that involved things like "I paid for my own car!" Well, I'll be damned if every kid that paid for his own car wasn't employed on the family farm by their parents. Who would have guessed that farmhand paid so damn well??

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u/inertiatic_espn 1d ago

Yeah, fucking farm kids teased me relentlessly because I worked at a grocery store in high school. They made twice as much money and acted like I was some kind of sucker because I didn't work on a farm like them. Sorry I wasn't gifted the best part time job ever because my daddy doesn't own farmland.

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u/justcallmezach 1d ago

Word. We did live on a farm, but it was a tiny "my dad did everything" 4 row planter 4 row combine, feed the 40 cattle before and after school, and I still worked at the local industrial plant 25 hours a week after school for a cool $5.25 an hour which wouldnt even buy a shitbox back then.

But yeah, the kid who's dad had at 10,000 head hog farm totally made enough money to drove an F-250 when he was a sophomore in HS 🤣

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u/Proach89 1d ago

Same. All the farm kids had whatever they wanted and nice vehicle usually bought before they even had their license.

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u/DJ_Advogato 1d ago

"“Major Major's father was a sober God-fearing man whose idea of a good joke was to lie about his age. He was a long-limbed farmer, a God-fearing, freedom-loving, law-abiding rugged individualist who held that federal aid to anyone but farmers was creeping socialism. He advocated thrift and hard work and disapproved of loose women who turned him down. His specialty was alfalfa, and he made a good thing out of not growing any. The government paid him well for every bushel of alfalfa he did not grow. The more alfalfa he did not grow, the more money the government gave him, and he spent every penny he didn't earn on new land to increase the amount of alfalfa he did not produce. Major Major's father worked without rest at not growing alfalfa. On long winter evenings he remained indoors and did not mend harness, and he sprang out of bed at the crack of noon every day just to make certain that the chores would not be done. He invested in land wisely and soon was not growing more alfalfa than any other man in the county. Neighbors sought him out for advice on all subjects, for he had made much money and was therefore wise. “As ye sow, so shall ye reap,” he counseled one and all, and everyone said, “Amen.”"

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u/justcallmezach 1d ago

I have 12 aunts and uncles. 7 of them being uncles and all farmers (don't get me started on the sexism and abuse in the family towards the 6 daughters - my mother being one of them.

Every one of those 7 brothers and their aggregate 25 kids farm. Every single one of them will cry about how there isn't any money in farming. Every single one of them live in million dollar homes (some of them, multi-million dollar homes) with multi-millions tied up in farm equipment assets, all with yearly new vehicles that I can't afford (and I do well for myself). Good fucking god, do they act like there is zero money in farming. I finally had to tell my mom "this woe-is-me tale is bullshit. You can't tell me that every last one of them is so bad at math that they're going to keep farming in light of all the money they're losing while living in million dollar homes and hundreds of thousands of dollars tied up in their vehicles and millions more tied up in their farm equipment. Stop being stupid. They're all rich, they just like to cry about it."

"Oh, I guess I never thought about it like that."

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u/Proach89 1d ago

A friend married into a farm. Farmer was always broke. Acted like loosing fifty cents was going to starve him. Literally.

My friend one day said they don't have much. I said are you kidding? They're sitting on roughly a $1,000,000 in just raw land that I don't think was entirely paid off, but I imagine it mostly was. They lived in a decent house and had a nice, but not huge farm. Probably $500,000 to $750,000 in equipment that mostly had loans on it. They hardly ever went anywhere, but the husband and wife both bought new trucks every two years. They had enough to buy two new trucks every two years, but not enough to buy health insurance. It was too expensive.

They're straight R and support maga. Everyone should pay their own way and no handouts. They had medical tragedy strike, largely because of self neglect. They liquidated the farm and stuck us with the bill. Great people.

I told my friend the people I know that don't have money live in rentals, not on a hundred plus acres. They are worried about groceries and Christmas presents year round, not buying two new truck every two years and paying loans on fractions of a million in equipment.

My friend then agreed that, they indeed were doing alright.

I know of another farmer that had a 500 acre farm paid off and applied to Easter Seals for a UTV so he could get around his farm better. Easter Seals supplied it. The piece of work didn't think there was anyone else in more need than a multi-millionaire.

These are just two stories of many. The farmers ( 90% of them?) voted for everyone to fend for themselves, except themselves. I have zero sympathy. JD could buy their farm for thirty cents on the dollar and most of them would vote for him again.

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u/Ok-Replacement9595 1d ago

I always thought there would be no way republicans would pull the trigger on SNAP benefits because of what a subsidy it is to agriculture and farmers and ranchers, but they did it anyways, and now we get them asking direct subsidies straight into their bank accounts.

I guess the plan was just to cut the doors out of the loop, and just pay big ag directly.

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u/allkinds0ftime 16h ago edited 16h ago

I thought, growing up, that the rich white kid sports were skiing, golf, tennis and particularly sailing. I happened to aspire to the first and fourth and it turned out I had a knack for the first so I raced until I couldn’t any more. And you know what? No black poor people. Hardly ever.

Thats what made Tiger Woods and the Williams sisters so fucking goddam astounding. Not that they were phenomenal at their sports, which they were. That they fucking fought their way in to the rich white kid clubs.

Then I moved to Montana, where my wife is from.

One day, she got us tickets to the rodeo at Montana State, the college in town.

We showed up to this podunk excuse for a basketball stadium that spends half the year doubling as a rodeo venue.

Except, you couldn’t park in the main parking lot right in front of the stadium. Because it was fucking full of horse trailers.

Now, when you, reader/average Redditor, think horse trailer, you’re thinking of a rickety blue thing with two wheels that can hold two horses in it.

That is not what I’m talking about. I am talking about a fucking airstream fucking camper vehicle for 4 to 6 horses. Technically? It’s still a trailer. Way too big to hook up to a ball hitch, so it’s what you call a fifth wheel. A fifth wheel is something that hooks into your truck bed via a connection that looks a lot more like how a tractor trailer hooks up to the trailer part.

So yeah, technically still a trailer but you need a dually fucking monster truck to pull it and that truck right there is a six figure vehicle that gets 10-12 mpg and have you even looked at the prices of diesel ever in your life let alone now?

I’m not done with the fucking trailer. They all have air-conditioning units on top. Right next to their star link satellite hook ups on the top, because heaven forbid lil Sarah Joy can’t post her instas in transit.

Most of them have a totally separate living quarters for multiple humans at the front part, totally separated from the horses in the back. But all of them are air conditioned.

That human part also has a massive fucking closet for all the custom leather saddles and all the accoutrement that comes with them. Call it at least a half dozen of everything. Minimum. Probably more like a dozen of everything because you really need two for every horse right? Heaven forbid something breaks on the road and you can’t compete.

And these white kids, with their poor, lower class, farmer fathers. They drive all over the fucking north and Midwest and sometimes down to fucking Texas and back. All at 10 miles per gallon on diesel prices. With their six horses that all probably cost more than my truck. In trailers that are so fucking nice that they literally don’t need to get a hotel room. A trailer that probably costs closer to a small house price than the fucking truck pulling it.

Fuuuuuuck those sports I originally mentioned. Rodeo is the real rich white kid sport. Your average Goldman Sachs trust funder couldn’t snort enough coke in one lifetime on two fucking yachts to match that diesel bill.

Ffs they basically have a whole ESPN channel to themselves. I think it’s the one right before The Ocho.

But hell, if a farmer won’t BITCH AND MOAN about how fucking hard he has it.

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u/Just-Feedback-2223 1d ago

I know farmers. This is true.

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u/4D_Thrillz 1d ago

I think everyone should remember that rural America is a huge reason why Trump is in office. They voted for their bigotry, so let them rot in their misery.

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u/freakishgnar 1d ago

They were warned and warned time and again—and did not listen. I didn't want this for them, but I guess they did?

That said, he's right—many still have their assets, crop/livestock insurance, and will be just fine.

The MOST frustrating part is that they will not learn from this.

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u/MissionRight9893 1d ago

They’re wooing for another bailout and if that doesn’t happen they’ll sell to data centers.

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u/buttpirate69420666 1d ago

That's literally part of project 2025

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u/Kdean509 1d ago

We need to brush up on Project 2026, because they put that out at the beginning of the year.

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u/WillingPositive8924 1d ago

We NEED a project 2029! Please not a Newsom Dem, put fElon in jail!

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u/freakishgnar 1d ago

You are not wrong. Institutional Dems keep expecting a return to *normal* political decorum, but that era is over. Whatever the new normal is going to be remains to be seen. It's going to be a fight.

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u/Significant_King_467 1d ago

Institutional Dems are the reason we’re in this position in the first place, they’ve undermined their own party since 2016. Favoring Hillary over Bernie, if they don’t adapt, they probably won’t last. (Considering the emergence of democratic socialist, the democrats are too moderate too bring people out to polls)

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u/WillingPositive8924 1d ago

if they don’t adapt, they probably won’t last.", naw we have an uneducated population Jeffries has Mandami's and AOC's support, same old sh** different day. Most we can hope for is a few more Sanders. I do have hope for an FDR type pres to shame these fools though.

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u/NoPresent1230 1d ago

Look up Ben Wikler’s “This is the Plan”. Very smart and strategic set of moves to fix a lot of broken shit in politics. Smart dude.

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u/StenSaksTapir 1d ago

I keep saying this. Project 2025+ is what people should be upset about. Trump and almost everything related to him, Epstein files included, is a distraction.

He personally delivers a constant feed of Idiocy and embarrassment and shameless corruption which keeps everyone painfully entertained.

Meanwhile the foundations of irreversible christofascist feudalism is being methodically implemented.

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u/blorins 1d ago

nothing is "irreversible" ('cept death of course)

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u/StenSaksTapir 1d ago

Sure, I guess "by peaceful means" was implied.

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u/ogSoWhatTheyFake 1d ago

do you actually believe that? like whole heartedly? so his idiocy is a ruse or just useful idiot while the christofascist implement project 2025? and so jd vance being the actual one to watch hes kind of bible thumpy?

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u/MichaelFusion44 1d ago

One of the foundational pillars of P2025

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u/freakishgnar 1d ago

Yep, this is a strong take

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u/BigConstruction4247 1d ago

And since the administration is very much pro-data centers, that may well be the intention.

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u/Ok_Assistant_6856 1d ago

It IS the intention! Project 2025 was released years ago

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u/Gdmf13 1d ago

That’s the plan.

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u/Ultenth 1d ago

They are very similar when you think about their impact in terms of noise, pollution, water usage, etc.

Honestly, beef farms dying off would be great for the health of Americans, both in terms of the environmental impact and also just eating less of it.

I say this as someone who LOVES a good ribeye or beef ribs or burger etc. etc. But I eat way less of it than I used to, and I don't miss it nearly as much as I thought I would.

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u/poultran 1d ago

With the drought here in Colorado we’re being told don’t water your lawn, rivers and lakes are so low there’s emergency fish salvages everywhere, swimming pools are closing, and yet 80-90% of the states water goes to agriculture—alfalfa farms to feed cattle for beef ranchers.Subsidized of course.

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u/CommercialTough7330 1d ago

Fuck. So wrong and so right.

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u/MrGDPC 1d ago

They don’t listen and don’t care. As long as the check from the government comes in they’ll rubber stamp whatever vile cretin the R’s put out there

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u/morning_redwoody 1d ago

They've been gladly accepting government checks for decades without saying much. Then Reagan and his crew mainstreamed term "welfare queen" to disprage urban minorities as those taking from the system, that they didn't deserve assistance and those rural whites ate it up. Even the farmer who themselves were getting assistance but to them, they earned it. They were "gods country" so to speak.

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u/freakishgnar 1d ago

You're right. I'm old enough to remember when the Reagan Administration screwed farmers in 1984-85, but I guess these folks aren't because...TA DA! Here we are again

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u/Current_Mess_9586 1d ago

Also --- um as someone who grew up in farms in the south, hate to break it to her but this is ALWAYS the time of year we had to feed more because the graze lands are dead.... Yes I believe in global warming, and I'm not opening that up to anything here, but July-Sept is drought times in the south and has been all 40yrs I've been alive....

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u/FingerGunSetToStun 1d ago

Yes exactly, if you're a grass fed operation and your buying hey in August in the south, your overstocked as all get out. Also it's only been a few weeks without much rain, I'd hardly call this a drought. This is normal late summer climate here.

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u/shoeless_doh 1d ago

I absolutely want this for them boohoo they might lose a fucking farm they want close friends of mine to be put into camps and exterminated. Fuck them

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u/Typical-Lion-4428 1d ago

Heck, Trump warned them!

His stupid tariffs caused farmer suicides and bankruptcies to skyrocket in his first term and he campaigned on Tariffs Electric Bugaloo.

So it's really rich they are making surprised pikachu face over the fact that the guy who campaigned on screwing them over is screwing them over just like he said he would.

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u/freakishgnar 1d ago

Shit is exhausting.

Ngl, the Electric Bugaloo got me 😂

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u/Vanilla_Gorilluh 1d ago

In 2024 they were on Reddit actively laughing that Project 2025 wasn't real and if it was real, Trump was going to have nothing to do with it.

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u/Emergency_Exit7603 1d ago

will be forgotten when the election rolls around

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u/TheBlackComet 1d ago

I'm not reaching across the aisle. The corrupt of the maga movement needs to be burned out like the cancer it is.

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u/XennialPlotTwist 1d ago

That's the shit-end of the stick, they are crying as if they are rotting, only, they aren't. Most of them are multimillionaire or part of giant industrial corporate farming structures. They voted Trump knowing they would be fine either way. It is "Too big to fail 2.0"

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u/Organic_Education494 1d ago

Yep

Currently watching the farmers around my area look sadder and sadder. Some wore their trump hats daily before and now haha haven’t seen one in recently

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u/vobarex 1d ago

Yep, and the flags are gone!! Thank God!

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u/Organic_Education494 1d ago

I am waiting for the big billboard idiot in our town to remove that ugly ass thing.

It is like a redneck Hollywood sign made out of wood that says Trump..

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u/jimmycoed 1d ago

My wife and I are back home after traveling over 5,000 miles across the country this summer. I can say with confidence that a great deal of rural America is well below the poverty level. They are definitely rotting.

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u/MaybeMaybeNot94 1d ago

Most of rural Americans aren't big farmers.

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u/0202_tihssitidder 1d ago

Yup. They are also gullible and dumb as fuck (grew up on a farm). And racist.

Fuck 'em. They make a living off slaughtering animals (most of them do), so I'm morally against them. So is Jesus.

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u/ImRestarted1 1d ago

Did you watch the video? He’s saying Theyre not really struggling 😂

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u/Sasquatchgoose 1d ago

They’re going to get another bailout and they know it, which is why they keep voting the way they do

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u/waxonwaxoff1000 1d ago

Did you not listen to the guy? He says she is lying and they will still “live a baller life”. Her video (and others like it) is just manipulation, as another comment said, to butter everyone up for their (unnecessary) bailout.

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u/KillMeWithCake 1d ago

I Pope bless this comment

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u/Fed_Deez_Nutz 1d ago

Millionaire welfare queen.

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u/Psychological_Ad1999 1d ago

We’re a nation with a trillionaire welfare queen.

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u/Emergency_Exit7603 1d ago

sucks... but everybody knew what would happen.

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u/NebulaNinja 1d ago edited 1d ago

And why isn't it raining as much hon? Could it be the climate change scientists have warned us about since before the 80s? Nah, couldn't be.

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u/Emergency_Exit7603 1d ago

those fuckin' chem trails duh!

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u/Gekko8 1d ago

I hear there's a website called acre trader, your boy JD will probably take it off your hands at pennies on the dollar for what you paid

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u/XennialPlotTwist 1d ago

This, just all of this!

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u/ScottishKnifemaker 1d ago

I love chris, he don't take no b******* from anybody

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u/XennialPlotTwist 1d ago

Agreed, he is the breath of fresh air since Beau left.

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u/NaggingNag 1d ago

They'd vote for him a fourth time and we all know it.

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u/Ok-Macaroon-7819 1d ago

Yeah, because they erroneously heard that a trans person they don't know plays a sport they don't participate in or even watch in a place they've never been to. Obviously...

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u/Aussiboi808 1d ago

Cry harder lib… oh .. I see .

(Laughs in Lib)

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u/Potential-Win8706 1d ago

Welfare queens if there ever was. Oh I’m sorry, subsidies.

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u/shoeless_doh 1d ago

I've been calling them F-150 driving welfare Queens

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u/Cultural-Answer-321 1d ago

We used to call pick-up trucks "Cowboy Cadillacs" as a joke. Then they actually became Cadillacs. On a truck chassis.

Overpriced lipstick on a pig on wheels.

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u/shoeless_doh 1d ago

Especially when you're looking at like an F-150 four-door Platinum edition it's not good at either thing it can't haul much and you can get something with third row seating for the same money if not less and still feel like you've got a great big weiner because you have to get out and spit in the parking spot before you can fit it in there.

And, as long as you're not talking like mulch or gravel, a large SUV with third row seating that all folds flat is going to give you more continuous cargo area then a four-door truck with a half size bed. I live in a small town, we have a bunch of contractors, but lots of them are just single guys who do small jobs. More of those guys drive minivans than pickup trucks because when you throw your junk in the back of your minivan you don't have to worry if it fucking rains.

I was just talking about this with a buddy the other day. Most guys who claim to need a truck, what they actually need / want is a van

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u/Andurhil1986 1d ago

Ah yes, the droughts keep happening. It's part of a phenomena called 'Climate Not-The-Same', a very real thing and in no way related to the Liberal lie of 'Climate Change'. They should be OK if they pray enough, Orange Jesus will make it rain.

I'm enjoying this sub way too much.

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u/L0rd_OverKill 1d ago

Had to scroll a bit to find this comment.

“Oh woe is me, the weather is acting up, and it makes no sense! Trump said he would protect me because I’m white and I voted for him.”

Literally voted for the candidate that was lining his pockets with anti-renewables and denied climate change along with him; literally voted for the candidate that has shown he’s only interested in taking your donations and your livelihood.

“If JD wants my farm, HMU.” Salt of the earth. Ha! Yeah right.

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u/copeaesth3tic 1d ago

Write you representatives otherwise these rural maga fucks will socialism. Make sure there's no bailout for them.

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u/siazdghw 1d ago

What most Americans don't realize is that commercial farms on the low end pull in 6 figures of profit a year, and the larger ones can do millions.

Most farmers are wealthy.

It's only the tiny hobbyists farms that struggle, and we are talking like a few cows, or chickens or whatever, basically only producing enough food for a dozen families at most, but the thing with hobbyist farms is that they are almost always a secondary source of income, and they get tax benefits, so it's hard to tell whether those hobbyist farmers are actually trying to grow a business or if they are just doing it for personal reasons or for tax benefits.

TLDR; Most farmers are actually millionaires, even if most of it is in assets that isn't cash.

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u/NeutrinoPanda 1d ago

Most (not all) of those tiny-ish hobby farms are millionaires that use hobby farming struggles for tax benefits.

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u/lipmanz 1d ago

Farmers aren’t peasants

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u/whynotchristy 1d ago

Project 2025 playbook: drive family farms out of business so they’re forced to sell at low prices so corporations can come in and buy up huge swaths of land and monopolize food supply. It’s literally written in there. I’m glad she’s a millionaire and lying about selling but they’ll gun for her eventually.

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u/pixelpionerd 1d ago

Isn't this the "fuck your feelings" crowd? Oh suddenly they don't like being clumoed together with others that look like them?

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u/Affectionate_Mall_49 1d ago

Protect Chris, the man brings the facts...

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u/HungieSumoKid 1d ago

Sell their farm....to the bigger corporate guy. All part of the plan to get land at a discount. You reap what you sow MAGA farmer.

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u/Some-Oven-3363 1d ago

But like why no rain? “Global warming.” My god doesn’t believe in science. But like why am I poor? “ you voted for Trump.” FUCK YOU AND THE MEXICANS!

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u/Showmu88 1d ago

I like how farmers are basically all admitting they are completely reliant on blackmailing the rest of the country for subsidies every year or else they have to lose their farms to corporate farms which really doesn’t benefit anyone. These people have had the grift figured out longer than anyone.

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u/Timely-Way-1769 1d ago

This is 1000% true here in idaho. All these farmers who bought land decades ago for pennies on the dollar are selling off after receiving farm “subsidies” aka welfare, and now they’re cashing out for MILLIONS and pretending it’s because of the current state of farming here, in one of the most MAGA-Pro Farmer states in the whole damn country. The housing developers are buying them up and jacking up the price of lots 10-20 times what they should be. Some 10k square foot lots going for $300k or more!! Then all the Republican Idahoans hate all the “libtards for moving here are “ruining their state”. Smdh

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u/Eattherich187 1d ago

I live in a rural area where they grow rice. I drive by several farms every day. Every one of them has money. I see mercedes, several new lifted trucks, a giant 5th wheel or motorhome, one guy has a 130k wakeboard boat. They aren't hurting at all and most have trump flags.

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u/OldenPolynice 1d ago

But "men" in womens sports tho, that's solved right?

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u/Phyxius42 1d ago

Oh no, consequences!!!

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u/qwenched05 1d ago

Don’t worry climate change is a hoax and Donald Trump loves you.

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u/joey_yamamoto 1d ago

they were warned 🤷

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u/Round-Foundation2948 1d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/10eIzdp0e7XNwA
Trump already said he doesn’t care…

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u/hopeful7321 1d ago

Boo hoo...you sold yourself out ..suck it up like the rest of us have been doing. Karma hurts huh????

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u/Altruistic-Year9648 1d ago

Have the day you voted for!

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u/-Resident-One- 1d ago

WHAT IS IT NOW!?

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u/foomadelica 1d ago

But your still gonna vote for them.........right!

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u/Details_Pending 1d ago

Quit your whining, your tears will spoil the soil for the next data center

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u/French-Flyes 1d ago

Bring on the cheap poison beef from Argentina 🤣🤣🤣

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u/Ambitious-Pirate-505 1d ago

What is it NOOOOOOOOOW?!?!?

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u/MattStPaulMin 1d ago

Voting Pattern Overview (2016–2024)
Across the last three presidential elections, these top agricultural and farming-dependent regions showed deep and growing support for the Republican nominee, Donald Trump: [1]
2016 Election: Trump averaged roughly 73% of the vote across farming-dependent counties.

2020 Election: Trump increased his support in these agrarian local economies to roughly 76%.

2024 Election: Trump further expanded his margins, winning all but 11 of the 444 designated farming-dependent counties nationwide and averaging 77.7% of the vote. [1, 2]

President Donald Trump bailed out U.S. farmers during his first term, providing over $20 billion in direct financial assistance. [1]

Why Did He Bail Out Farmers?
Retaliatory Tariffs: The Trump administration launched trade wars and placed tariffs on goods from trading partners like China, the European Union, Canada, and Mexico. [1, 2]

Foreign Market Losses: In response, those countries placed heavy retaliatory tariffs on American agricultural exports, such as soybeans, corn, pork, and wheat. [1, 2]

Income Drops: These trade retaliations dried up overseas sales, caused crop prices to plummet, and left farmers facing major financial losses. [1, 2]

High Costs: Farmers also faced rising production costs, including more expensive steel, aluminum, and fertilizer prices due to tariff policies. [1]

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u/8chnedOutrangOutangs 1d ago

Leopards feasting on faces.

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u/shoeless_doh 1d ago

Womp womp

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u/AdSpecialist4529 1d ago

Hahahahahahahahahaaaaaassssaaa

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u/Sea_Dawgz 1d ago

Trump brought plague and drought and Christians love him.

So blind.

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u/LittleCrow19 1d ago

You voted for Trump. You pay the price

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u/MokpotheMighty 1d ago

THIS! People should get it into their thick skulls that farm OWNERS are basically capitalists at this point and most of them are literally waiting for the fascists to bring slavery back in some form or another. Meanwhile they LARP as peasants for political clout and sympathy (lots of subsidies, actually).

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u/Coffeedemon 1d ago

Regular people need to see videos like this to get some perspective on the kinds of people who are contributing to the cost of their food as well. You could tell she was stumbling over all her lines in the first one trying to come up with a convincing lie and cry with bone dry eyes.

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u/Famous_Department_76 1d ago

They voted for drumpf. Let them have cake

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u/Separate-Spot-8910 1d ago

They gave themselves the ol' 1-2 punch in the face. Denying climate change and voting for an absolute fuckball.

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u/InsuranceInner3040 1d ago

I live in these areas. These people will not learn and will continue with that status quo. They will starve and lose their homes before they change. Anything to stick it to the left.

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u/wolfbert2000 1d ago

YOU VOTED FOR THIS THREE TIMES!!!!

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u/PitifulJellyfish6700 20h ago

Maybe they should SELL one of their subsidized brand new $80,000 diesel pickup trucks to pay for feed, or one if their big paid-for-by-the-gov pieces of farm equipment. And then they should definitely vote BLUE.

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u/DeadassGrateful 1d ago

Orsen Welles or Alfred Hitchcock?

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u/Extra-Peak-1776 1d ago

Good Ole hateful America.

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u/Organic-Spirit7523 1d ago

Well you probably voted for trump so fafo

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u/gades61 1d ago

Quiet piggy

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u/LeadSufficient2130 1d ago

“Please use the socialism that I’m scared of to save me!”

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u/Zestyclose-Market858 1d ago

They would still vote for him again, guaranteed. No sympathy

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u/MyLittleDiscolite 1d ago

I would have a Mr. Pibb with beige farmer.  A high honor im my culture 

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u/Loud-Fudge7631 1d ago

I can't wait for these types to wake up and turn on trump for all hes done to the farmers. Something trump intentionally did to make small farms sell to big corporate farms

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u/shoeless_doh 1d ago

Don't hold your breath

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u/olds455 1d ago

The sad part is the rich buy the land when liquidate.

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u/e4evie 1d ago

Find her farm name and look up the subsidies they have received..it’s all public info…and will make you absolutely disgusted

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u/KarsonKelley 1d ago

I feel bad for the cattle.

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u/dabenz560sl 1d ago

And there’s no rain because… (checks notes) oh that’s right, climate change.

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u/Last-Surprise4262 1d ago

But she had a weird laugh

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u/Joeli0n 1d ago

“You knew damn well I was a snake before you took me in” DJT

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u/ComingRoundTheMnt 1d ago

He's an awesome social media creator. I love his videos.

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u/ahhaga 1d ago

So you mean to tell me that importing in foreign beef lowers the value of American beef by increasing the supply?

Could apply that same logic to importing in millions of foreigners via mass immigration.

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u/TheTierIsHere 1d ago

I have never once heard someone say "why don't more people get into cattle ranching." Having said that, I know a family whom recently purchased over 100 acres of land specifically to start raising cattle for beef, they are millionaires and the son who will be running the operation is a douchebag. So, yeah, fuck 'em!

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u/Rattus_NorvegicUwUs 1d ago

Oh well.

Only 10% of food produced in America is consumed by Americans.

We can survive just fine without constant red state socialism.

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u/baconator1988 1d ago

It's time for cattle ranching to die. It's not sustainable in US climates anymore. And a recent study found the high iron content in beef to be a significant contributor to colon cancer.

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u/me_trying_7121 1d ago

Eat lentils

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u/anthonyreed1 1d ago

The mustache really goes well with him at 1:06

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u/BarderBetterFaster 1d ago

Using out of pocket to mean something other than out of pocket is so out of pocket.

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u/PlaneWolf2893 1d ago

Dis y'all?

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u/waterytartwithasword 1d ago

Is she rich? Let's say they got a mortgage to buy that farm and with interest they still owe 400k if not more. Took out an improvement loan or got a handout subsidy for improvement to build a bigass building.

The farm appraised at more than 1M? Doubtful they could ever actually get that in Trump's America. Nobody wants to buy your problems, lady.

They'll get out of this with enough to buy a modest house in some shitheel town and get terrible suppressed wage jobs like the rest of us.

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u/DanfromCalgary 1d ago

I have never ever heard why don’t people vote against farmers and than become a farmer .

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u/shoeless_doh 1d ago

The accent wouldn't be nearly as funny without the mustache

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u/hughfeeyuh 1d ago

I remember attending a Tea party event when those goodlns were first getting started (don't judge, it was literally in the parking lot where I worked) and one guy had a sign that said GOVT HANDS OFF MY FARM, and I askedchom about getting subsidies to grow/not grow every year and his response was 'thats different!'

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u/GreenGirl707 1d ago

Thank you for posting this!!!

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u/Friendly_Shopping286 1d ago

It was the plan all along. Project 2025

The mega corporations will happily buy your farm young lady, maybe you didn't vote for it but plenty of your dumbass neighbors did

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u/5393hill 1d ago

This is partially why I doubt Canada's retaliation tarrifs will get them the results they want, a friendly admin towards Canada. Instead of red states rightfully taking their anger out on the Trump admin, they will stupidily vote for more of his candidates.

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u/HeavyVoid8 1d ago

Dumbest people in the world. All of the information that could’ve prevented this at their fingertips and they ignored it all

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u/Sufficient_Ocelot868 1d ago

“I voted to be racist, not poor!!”

  • Most of these farmers.

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u/M4rth1988 1d ago

"OH NO. THE CLIMATE CHANGE I DON'T BELIEVE IN IS RUINING MY LIFE AND THE PRESIDENT I VOTED FOR FUCKS ME SIDEWAYS!!! BOHOOOO"

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u/Such_Context4565 1d ago

You wanted to be racist, not poor. Idiots.

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u/Gold_Afternoon_Fix 1d ago

He wants his friends to have your farm dopey!

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u/LeftHandCub 1d ago

Vote them out in November

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u/AncientSignature1505 1d ago

I fucking love FWB!

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u/0megon 1d ago

She voted with her values. We can shop with ours.

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u/Chouxnicorn 1d ago

Farming while beige is great

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u/Virtual_Law_9211 1d ago

My 5 dogs eat about $25 a day in dog food and I don't own a farm.

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u/Soft_Passage7110 1d ago

I don’t know what the farmers up here in NE Wisconsin vote for. I will buy local regardless and I’ve even been buying from and networking with a local farm network for fresh meat and other natural farmed produce and goods. Heck, if things go to sh*t I want want to be as connected to local food sources as possible

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u/bigmitch82 1d ago

This guy needs a cable news show

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u/CarbComaCommander 1d ago

Remember kids: When poor non-farmers are struggling economically, they're lazy welfare queens looking for a handout. When Republican farmers are struggling, they don't want a bailout, but they have no other option but to take it.

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u/TightSexpert 1d ago

Decades of voting against your own interest will do that. You reap what you sow.

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u/_Zeppo_ 1d ago

People don't "get into farming". They inherit multi-million dollar businesses

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u/MrDundee666 1d ago

The same people that voted for Trump three times and believe global warming is a communist Muslim conspiracy.

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u/TerrorFromThePeeps 1d ago

Who would guess that the people who are against feeding even children wouldn't care about the food suppliers. If only there we an alternative that DOES support feeding the people. Man, i bet they would probably be inclined to support farms. Too bad that unicorn doesn't exist, right?

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u/mettiusfufettius 1d ago

“Hey, as long as Trump fucks over women, browns, and trannies, he can bend me over a barrel”

-Rural America