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Sort of for the "economics" forum really; but I'm not to judge. Yes, one can find a number of stories of farmers being hurt in all of these economic measures being taken.
Trump can bank on liberals in the State of Washington highlighting the affects on our fruit industry. Apples, cherries..........etc.
The cancellation of airline contracts after the Iran deal pullout and aluminum tariffs can't be helping Boeing, either.
Boeing and all the other companies that use metals.
I thought you hated tweeting @Once-Ler ... or is that just when Trump does it.
Naturally, but they're one of the more prominent industries in WA everyone would recognize.
It is, and those small family owned farms get welfare also. I’ve personally witnessed it with family dairy farmers. They also get the price fixing bennies that the corporate farms get. Joel Salatin has revolutionized farming to be both profitable and without Big Gov propping it up. Spin farmers are making well over 100K/year profit on as little as two acres THAT THEY DON’T EVEN OWN. YouTube Joel Salatin as well as SPIN farming and permaculture. It’s pretty eye opening.
@EmjayI have no idea why you would think that, but I'm flattered by your personal interest. Nothing to say about the topic of the thread?
I will say that one can find dissatisfied people everywhere and they usually like to blame it on somebody.
Ya, too bad for them the government decided to make them losers... Got break a few eggs and all...
If it's not economical to harvest, it'll stay in the fields and make some huge deer in the Midwest this hunting season.
That's what I call making lemonades out of lemons.
American farmers are welfare queens. Joel Salatin has proven the traditional farmer wrong many times over. They’re doing it wrong and instead of changing and adapting, their lobbies pay off Congress for subsidies, tax breaks, price inflation, etc. Rant off.
Truth. And soy sucks anyway.
Yup. No soy in my household.
Maybe not in its purest form, but it's in everything because of the high protein content and relatively flavorless properties of the oil.http://ncsoy.org/media-resources/uses-of-soybeans/
It can be done, you just have to be careful of what you buy. Mostly if you buy "real" food, you can avoid it.
We a mainly cook from scratch and this time of year, mainly from the garden.
I thought conservatives were against Depression era policies?
Conservatives are.We're also against government picking winners and losers, and against subsidizing the uncompetitive. We are also against confiscation of funds from taxpayers to cover for the mistakes of government officials.Too bad there aren't more conservatives.
There's certainly nothing fundamentally "conservative" about establishing tariffs (after all, it's just another big government tax).