r/LeopardsAteMyFarm • u/XennialPlotTwist • 2d 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/MissionRight9893 2d 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/mamma-lasso 1d ago

YES! They screwed us with the Bernie thing

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u/WillingPositive8924 1d ago

Yeah, 100% this whole time loop changes if the DNC does not interfere.

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u/Significant_King_467 1d ago

Side note, both republicans and democratic parties look shaky, have been for about 10 years.
I’d argue either their coalitions are getting too large, causing disorganization or, we’re currently witnessing as the interests of US citizens is sold in an effort to appease the private businesses, organizations, and donors that have lobbied their ways to tax cuts.

If the US is unlikely to change course from the 2 party system… then perhaps a potential third party is likely to emerge.
How much longer can we sustain subsidizing these huge corporations to degrade our infrastructure?
Why can’t these huge corporations pay their employees enough for healthcare? Both the employees and the business (Walmart) are already being subsidized.

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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/kaas_is_leven 1d ago

Nixon laid the groundwork for legal segregationism (e.g. if you can't criminalize the people, criminalize their habits). Reagan added a layer of economics (e.g. if you can't discriminate racially, discriminate socio-economically). Trump is just the latest in line to build on this framework, his "contribution" is hyper-strictness on administrative status. If you can't deport based on origins, deport based on paperwork (that natives never have to fill in). It's all part of the same push. And project 2025 is literally just a bunch of follow ups on all of this. It's reminiscent of this one, but for America.

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u/StenSaksTapir 1d ago

Yes, I believe it wholeheartedly. He's a useful idiot because he's a narcissist in some stage of dementia, that's why his political focus centers heavily on grievance, loyalty, and personal brand rather than detailed legislative drafting

I don't know if JD Vance will go anywhere. He has almost negative charisma, though he's better at playing the religious angle. I have no idea who they'll pick when Trump has filled his last diaper, but likely someone with at least _some_ populist charisma – I'm guessing a media personality of some sort.

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u/ogSoWhatTheyFake 1d ago

not vance or rubio? you think the tucker and i think people are saying mtg are gonna go for it? him so the strings being pulled behind the scenes and trump the puppet. hmmm

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u/MichaelFusion44 1d ago

One of the foundational pillars of P2025

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u/freakishgnar 2d 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/Ultenth 1d ago

NGL, the whole "lawn" obsession in America, if we truly have water shortages, I'd be happy to see go.

Like, growing green stuff like trees and the like is good and all, but the amount of resources put into lawns by Americans, as well as various weed killers and other stuff, is just a crazy unnecessary amount. Same goes for the energy put into Christmas lights, that are going to get super expensive with Data centers pulling away all the energy for free.

Both those things are just so taken for granted as normal and good, but done on a massive scale like in America are actually extremely wasteful and unhealthy, so I'd be fine seeing both die.

Just would really prefer it wasn't to prop up an AI industry for free, and because it was the the right thing to do.

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u/IVIak_Daddy 1d ago

I just got a home in FL, and the HOA has rules about keeping your lawn green, that shit is so stupid. Phase III drought regulations are in effect, but you may get a fine if the grass starts turning brown!

(P.S. Not a MAGAt nor Conservative, proud DemSoc that just happens to live in Trumperville, MAGApotamia, U.S.)

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u/MissionRight9893 1d ago

Damned this is another story unto itself (HOA). Crazy!

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u/CommercialTough7330 1d ago

Fuck. So wrong and so right.

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u/Tokyo-MontanaExpress 1d ago

Either way, they're not suffering any consequences. And who is funding that bailout? Why, the Democrats are willingly doing so again!

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u/mamma-lasso 1d ago

Well-describe “willingly” cause I ain’t feeling it so much lol

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u/Ok_Assistant_6856 1d ago

Exactly. And they're used to getting the bailouts, but I suspect this time will be different...