Sanders, Warren, Booker sponsor bill to ban factory farming by 2040

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It should be banned by 2030. But better late than never.

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won't this make food much more expensive?  Doesn't that hurt poor people?  

No and no. Plenty of cheap food out there.

what's your evidence for this?  How are non-factory farms going to make up for the losses in efficiency?

Evidence that cheap food is out there? I, uh, go to the grocery store regularly.

right, thanks in large part to "factory farming".  Due to their efficiencies over non-factory farming...which brings us back to my question.

This bill only deals with meat and dairy, which are not essential foods.

I'll let the mob deal with this.  Good luck.

I was told us Libertarians are the cruel and heartless ones? No Meat or driving for the plebs!

People in New Zealand eat just fine.

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won't this make food much more expensive?  Doesn't that hurt poor people? 

No and no. Plenty of cheap food out there.

what's your evidence for this?  How are non-factory farms going to make up for the losses in efficiency?

Evidence that cheap food is out there? I, uh, go to the grocery store regularly.

This bill only deals with meat and dairy, which are not essential foods.

Lol.

This was a truly ... tone deaf thing to say from the Party of the People, haha.

I love coastal liberal elitism.

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won't this make food much more expensive?  Doesn't that hurt poor people? 

No and no. Plenty of cheap food out there.

what's your evidence for this?  How are non-factory farms going to make up for the losses in efficiency?

Evidence that cheap food is out there? I, uh, go to the grocery store regularly.

This bill only deals with meat and dairy, which are not essential foods.

Lol.

This was a truly ... tone deaf thing to say from the Party of the People, haha.

I love coastal liberal elitism.

Nothing gets a liberal to sound more elitist than when you actually get them talking about the poor minorities that vote for them and the groceries they can't afford to buy!

I'd be extremely surprised if you, of all people, actually knew more about being a poor minority in America than I do.

I identify as a RINO Tom.

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won't this make food much more expensive?  Doesn't that hurt poor people? 

No and no. Plenty of cheap food out there.

what's your evidence for this?  How are non-factory farms going to make up for the losses in efficiency?

Evidence that cheap food is out there? I, uh, go to the grocery store regularly.

This bill only deals with meat and dairy, which are not essential foods.

Lol.

This was a truly ... tone deaf thing to say from the Party of the People, haha.

I love coastal liberal elitism.

Nothing gets a liberal to sound more elitist than when you actually get them talking about the poor minorities that vote for them and the groceries they can't afford to buy!

I'd be extremely surprised if you, of all people, actually knew more about being a poor minority in America than I do.

I identify as a RINO Tom.

You're basically a Dixiecrat/Demosaur, though you've finally gotten the message to switch parties

Look at any demographic map of Midwestern metros and you will see stark racial segregation.

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If improving the standard of living of an animal comes at even a slight expense to human standards of living, there's no reason to implement that change.

I really want to f#ck a dog.  Why should some dog's standard of living come at the expense of my raging boner?

Ejaculation, unlike access to affordable and healthy food, is not directly related to one's standard of living.

Not having easy access to quality meat and dairy because of the disgraceful state of American agriculture is directly related to standard of living. (not saying this is a uniquely American problem, but that's what we're talking about here)

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Not having easy access to quality meat and dairy because of the disgraceful state of American agriculture is directly related to standard of living. (not saying this is a uniquely American problem, but that's what we're talking about here)

If you're talking about the sheer gluttony of many Americans, I agree. But that is mostly a product of groups that eschew personal responsibility/attempt to justify their disgusting habits through "acceptance."

I'm talking about the poor quality of meat and dairy in the US.