Covid-like shortages for US consumers ‘within weeks’
Covid-like shortages for US consumers ‘within weeks’
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Covid-like shortages for US consumers ‘within weeks’
MAGA sure does love having their faces eaten
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I wonder if anyone in the Badminstration, specifically the Department of Agriculture, have thought about all the crops that will go unharvested in the fields starting around August because migrants won't go out to pick them for fear of being deported by ICE.
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I wonder if anyone in the Badminstration, specifically the Department of Agriculture, have thought
Can stop you right there.
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Don't know about them, but my wife and I are learning how to can and we are buying tons of Mason jars to do so.
I wish everyone luck. The global economy is going to crash hard and we all will be fucked Im afraid.
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I feel the global economy won't be too bad off. Likely some collateral damage, but the United States on the other hand...
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Thoughts and prayers from Australia
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Its all interconnected now. Anyone goes down they all get fucked.
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They’re already carving out exceptions for farm workers. Whether those migrants will feel safe enough to come back is another story.
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As long as there are children and prisoners, the USA should be fine. /s
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No sarcasm necessary. This is exactly the plan.
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Exceptions for farm workers only work if they bother to check and verify documents correctly, which they clearly don't.
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It won't matter if they rot if there's no one to buy them
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The salmonella and campylobacter laced chicken should reduce demand before the fall harvests.
RFK is installing his brainworm parasites into the food supply, so there is lots of reason to be optomistic about supply and demand becoming balanced.
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Those cunts only care about lining their pockets. They sold us out to the blyats for the promise of making money.
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I heard it's hard for many Americans to find jobs, so I guess trump fixed two problems with one action: deported a bunch of people whom he doesn't like, and opened up job opportunities for Americans. Win/win, innit?
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