Today, Florida is fighting back against the global elites plan to force the world to eat meat grown in a petri dish or bugs to achieve their authoritarian goals, DeSantis said in a press release Wednesday. Our administration will continue to focus on investing in our local farmers and ranchers, and we will save our beef.
>Meat prices skyrocket in Florida
>Ron, in his whiny, nasally 'tough guy' voice: "Why would the global elite do this to us?!"
on a serious note, is a conservative willing to explain how this is remotely acceptable from your perspective? how is the party that claims to support freedom of choice and the free market okay with the government outright banning a product that has passed all safety inspections, etc. like this?The gave up on that to focus on anti woke nonsense and conspiracy bullshit.
Yes, lab-grown meat is key to the New World Orders authoritarian goals.
Government so small it fits in your mouth
Good thing he's there to keep options open for people. Imagine walking into a restaurant and having to order a good old-fashioned burger while expertly dodging the option for the lab-grown meat, then having to fight off an army of angry liberals as you carry it out to your car. There might even someday be a world where you have to teach your kids to sense the aura that comes from the death of a thinking being when you select your steaks, since they're otherwise physically identical to fake hippie lab meat that will make your dick fall off.
People still say this as some kind of gotcha when Republicans use the government to do anything but the new generation of Republicans are much more populist and willing to utilize the power of the government to achieve the changes they want than the more Regan-era establishment.
People still say this as some kind of gotcha when Republicans use the government to do anything but the new generation of Republicans are much more populist and willing to utilize the power of the government to achieve the changes they want than the more Regan-era establishment.They don't care that they are hypocrites. However we should still point it out.
on a serious note, is a conservative willing to explain how this is remotely acceptable from your perspective? how is the party that claims to support freedom of choice and the free market okay with the government outright banning a product that has passed all safety inspections, etc. like this?Some of them believe these products are hiding something in the ingredients or processes and others think it's woke and they will be forced to eat it so they're glad it's banned. But a quick glance tells me a large number of them are not too pleased with this pointless overreach which was, unsurprisingly, lobbied for by agriculture businesses. It's a rare moment.
So only vegans want there to be lab grown meat?
because they still promote themselves as the "party of small government"
Not sure how you drew that conclusion? I would say it's more the inverse, that only people who have an extremely narrow viewpoint (or profit off the current model and could not profit from lab-grown meat, but that's a different matter) would not be open to lab-grown meat as an option.
I have not been closely following the development of the technology, but anything that pushes the meat industry towards something with less environmental impact, less harm to animals, and lower costs is a win for me. Turning cattle rearing back into a smaller practice where the health of individual animals can be better maintained and monitored could be a win for health and safety as well, although there is the risk that the lab process would just open itself up to the same sorts of dangerous shortcuts as other industries, or counterfeiting, so it's not without risk (because corporate and individual greed manages to make everything suck).
Cattle and chickens would still be killed because they would wind up like deer and need to be culled. They are both too domesticated to survive on their own.
on a serious note, is a conservative willing to explain how this is remotely acceptable from your perspective? how is the party that claims to support freedom of choice and the free market okay with the government outright banning a product that has passed all safety inspections, etc. like this?As a conservative and someone against animal suffering, I'm pissed off at Ron DeSantis.
I thought Republicans were proponents of a free
Yes, lab-grown meat is key to the New World Orders authoritarian goals.
Some of them believe these products are hiding something in the ingredients or processes and others think it's woke and they will be forced to eat it so they're glad it's banned. But a quick glance tells me a large number of them are not too pleased with this pointless overreach which was, unsurprisingly, lobbied for by agriculture businesses. It's a rare moment.
Doesn't Blackrock, China, and Bill Gates own the majority of American farmland?Saudis own a huge bulk of Texas land iirc.
The hilarious part is that agricultural business does pretty gross things itself.
Look up "meat glue."
Saudis own a huge bulk of Texas land iirc.
Transglutaminase. Used, as a natural enzyme in humans, to hold meat products together. It's not actually glue, which is a liquid plastic.I added to your statement.
How exactly is the gross?
Great job not actually answering the question.
I added to your statement.
I'm saying that the Saudis own a huge bulk of Texas land.
This is why politicians shouldn't listen to Alex Jones.