Let's pretend for one moment that he does die before the election, just for the funsies. What happens then? Will the nomination revert to option number 2, aka Bernie Sanders? Or will his running mate automatically replace him just the way Vice-President is supposted to step in after the Big Man in the White House chokes on a piece of matzo? Does he even have a running mate yet?
US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)
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And only two wammen.
One is an unfuckable lardass and the other isn't even in charge of a real country. The absolute state of women is laughable. And the most powerful one that isn't even pictured (Commala) rose to power on a white man's coattails in a stolen election. LMFAO!!
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Biden’s Climate Plan Limits Americans to 4lbs of Beef Per Year, Would Kill Montana Economy
Biden's Climate Plan Limits Americans to 4lbs of Beef Per Year, Would Kill Montana Economy - Montana Daily Gazette
Biden’s new climate plan will strip Montana of a vital industry and bankrupt our ranches Senator Jon Tester (D) wears his agricultural credentials on his sleeve, eagerly relaying to Montana’s farmers and ranchers each campaign how much he supports ag producers, considering he is one. Tester’s...
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Biden’s new climate plan will strip Montana of a vital industry and bankrupt our ranches
Senator Jon Tester (D) wears his agricultural credentials on his sleeve, eagerly relaying to Montana’s farmers and ranchers each campaign how much he supports ag producers, considering he is one. Tester’s family runs an organic farm near Big Sandy, where he pops in to take campaign photos every half-decade or so. But with Biden’s new climate orders in place, the days of Montana’s cattle ranchers being able to conscientiously vote Democrat may soon be over.
Montana’s farming and ranching industry accounts for more than 3.6 billion dollars in revenue each year, and is the second-largest segment of our economy, just behind tourism. While ranchers only make up 5% of the state’s population, they create 17% of the state’s economy. These jobs employ more than 52 thousand people in Montana, or roughly 10% of the workforce.
However, in the name of saving the planet, Joe Biden wants to end 90% of America’s beef consumption and 50% of all meat consumption, over-all.
Biden’s climate proposal includes significant cuts to our carbon emissions by 2030, with zero carbon emissions by 2050. The latter goal would require humanity to become extinct because humans produce carbon dioxide naturally just by breathing. But aside from wishing we would all just die off so the algae and spotted owls can prosper, Biden’s climate goals include no more red meat.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told the media, “We are making an aggressive reduction target for the country. Part of our effort will focus on enhancing climate-smart agricultural practices, the development of biofuels, carbon capture and sequestration, better forest management and reforestation.” He later went on to say that farmers and ranchers would be “given incentives” (welfare) to stop farming and ranching.
Democrats have been setting their sights on ranchers for some time, with some politicians urging their constituents to have “Meatless Mondays,” believing that limiting meat consumption one day a week can save the planet. But Biden’s ambitions are far heavier than just one-day-a-week abstinence from protein.
The supposed damage to the environment by cattle production is their release of methane by passing gas. The geniuses in the Beltway, empowered by an endless amount of cash from the public taxrolls, are now trying to solve the all-important problem of cattle breaking wind.
Politico reports, “Vilsack hinted at the carbon footprint of meat and dairy production on Thursday, suggesting that methane emissions can be addressed by helping livestock producers adopt innovations, such as feed additives that cut the amount of methane belched out by cows, or technology to capture noxious gases from manure pits and convert them into an energy source.”
But changing the diet of cows so they fart or belch less isn’t enough. Biden has also established the goal of Americans eating 90% less beef.
The Center for Sustainable Systems at Michigan University said cutting small diet-related greenhouse gas emissions by half would be necessary to meet Biden’s 2030 energy goals. However, that would require Americans having to cut their red meat consumption by 90 percent, and cut other animals out by half. In other words, Americans should only consume about four pounds of red meat per year, or about 0.18 ounces daily, which is about a burger a month.
Other proposed changes by the Biden Administration would increase new electric car sales from the current 2% to more than 60% of the market, which would raise the price of electric vehicles (due to supply and demand) to approximately 55k per vehicle. Additional taxes equaling about $3,500 per taxpayer would need raised to accomplish Biden’s goals, and it would require the complete end to petroleum (another industry important for Montana’s economy).
It appears that Joe Biden is doing everything humanly possible to kill the American economy and shutter jobs in rural America. In the end, he’ll have us eating bugs.
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So that's why Gates bought up the farmland.Biden’s Climate Plan Limits Americans to 4lbs of Beef Per Year, Would Kill Montana Economy
Biden's Climate Plan Limits Americans to 4lbs of Beef Per Year, Would Kill Montana Economy - Montana Daily Gazette
Biden’s new climate plan will strip Montana of a vital industry and bankrupt our ranches Senator Jon Tester (D) wears his agricultural credentials on his sleeve, eagerly relaying to Montana’s farmers and ranchers each campaign how much he supports ag producers, considering he is one. Tester’s...
Biden’s new climate plan will strip Montana of a vital industry and bankrupt our ranches
Senator Jon Tester (D) wears his agricultural credentials on his sleeve, eagerly relaying to Montana’s farmers and ranchers each campaign how much he supports ag producers, considering he is one. Tester’s family runs an organic farm near Big Sandy, where he pops in to take campaign photos every half-decade or so. But with Biden’s new climate orders in place, the days of Montana’s cattle ranchers being able to conscientiously vote Democrat may soon be over.
Montana’s farming and ranching industry accounts for more than 3.6 billion dollars in revenue each year, and is the second-largest segment of our economy, just behind tourism. While ranchers only make up 5% of the state’s population, they create 17% of the state’s economy. These jobs employ more than 52 thousand people in Montana, or roughly 10% of the workforce.
However, in the name of saving the planet, Joe Biden wants to end 90% of America’s beef consumption and 50% of all meat consumption, over-all.
Biden’s climate proposal includes significant cuts to our carbon emissions by 2030, with zero carbon emissions by 2050. The latter goal would require humanity to become extinct because humans produce carbon dioxide naturally just by breathing. But aside from wishing we would all just die off so the algae and spotted owls can prosper, Biden’s climate goals include no more red meat.
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told the media, “We are making an aggressive reduction target for the country. Part of our effort will focus on enhancing climate-smart agricultural practices, the development of biofuels, carbon capture and sequestration, better forest management and reforestation.” He later went on to say that farmers and ranchers would be “given incentives” (welfare) to stop farming and ranching.
Democrats have been setting their sights on ranchers for some time, with some politicians urging their constituents to have “Meatless Mondays,” believing that limiting meat consumption one day a week can save the planet. But Biden’s ambitions are far heavier than just one-day-a-week abstinence from protein.
The supposed damage to the environment by cattle production is their release of methane by passing gas. The geniuses in the Beltway, empowered by an endless amount of cash from the public taxrolls, are now trying to solve the all-important problem of cattle breaking wind.
Politico reports, “Vilsack hinted at the carbon footprint of meat and dairy production on Thursday, suggesting that methane emissions can be addressed by helping livestock producers adopt innovations, such as feed additives that cut the amount of methane belched out by cows, or technology to capture noxious gases from manure pits and convert them into an energy source.”
But changing the diet of cows so they fart or belch less isn’t enough. Biden has also established the goal of Americans eating 90% less beef.
The Center for Sustainable Systems at Michigan University said cutting small diet-related greenhouse gas emissions by half would be necessary to meet Biden’s 2030 energy goals. However, that would require Americans having to cut their red meat consumption by 90 percent, and cut other animals out by half. In other words, Americans should only consume about four pounds of red meat per year, or about 0.18 ounces daily, which is about a burger a month.
Other proposed changes by the Biden Administration would increase new electric car sales from the current 2% to more than 60% of the market, which would raise the price of electric vehicles (due to supply and demand) to approximately 55k per vehicle. Additional taxes equaling about $3,500 per taxpayer would need raised to accomplish Biden’s goals, and it would require the complete end to petroleum (another industry important for Montana’s economy).
It appears that Joe Biden is doing everything humanly possible to kill the American economy and shutter jobs in rural America. In the end, he’ll have us eating bugs.
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Where does the government get off thinking they can tell me what I eat. I allow them to set standards to keep jagged metal Krusty-Os out of my cereal and milk. And I do so begrudgingly. Anything more and you need to back the fuck off. We need to send a bunch of protesters to Capitol Hill again. They clearly didn't get the message last time.Biden’s Climate Plan Limits Americans to 4lbs of Beef Per Year, Would Kill Montana Economy
Biden's Climate Plan Limits Americans to 4lbs of Beef Per Year, Would Kill Montana Economy - Montana Daily Gazette
Biden’s new climate plan will strip Montana of a vital industry and bankrupt our ranches Senator Jon Tester (D) wears his agricultural credentials on his sleeve, eagerly relaying to Montana’s farmers and ranchers each campaign how much he supports ag producers, considering he is one. Tester’s...
Biden’s new climate plan will strip Montana of a vital industry and bankrupt our ranches
Senator Jon Tester (D) wears his agricultural credentials on his sleeve, eagerly relaying to Montana’s farmers and ranchers each campaign how much he supports ag producers, considering he is one. Tester’s family runs an organic farm near Big Sandy, where he pops in to take campaign photos every half-decade or so. But with Biden’s new climate orders in place, the days of Montana’s cattle ranchers being able to conscientiously vote Democrat may soon be over.
Montana’s farming and ranching industry accounts for more than 3.6 billion dollars in revenue each year, and is the second-largest segment of our economy, just behind tourism. While ranchers only make up 5% of the state’s population, they create 17% of the state’s economy. These jobs employ more than 52 thousand people in Montana, or roughly 10% of the workforce.
However, in the name of saving the planet, Joe Biden wants to end 90% of America’s beef consumption and 50% of all meat consumption, over-all.
Biden’s climate proposal includes significant cuts to our carbon emissions by 2030, with zero carbon emissions by 2050. The latter goal would require humanity to become extinct because humans produce carbon dioxide naturally just by breathing. But aside from wishing we would all just die off so the algae and spotted owls can prosper, Biden’s climate goals include no more red meat.
View attachment 2119027
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told the media, “We are making an aggressive reduction target for the country. Part of our effort will focus on enhancing climate-smart agricultural practices, the development of biofuels, carbon capture and sequestration, better forest management and reforestation.” He later went on to say that farmers and ranchers would be “given incentives” (welfare) to stop farming and ranching.
Democrats have been setting their sights on ranchers for some time, with some politicians urging their constituents to have “Meatless Mondays,” believing that limiting meat consumption one day a week can save the planet. But Biden’s ambitions are far heavier than just one-day-a-week abstinence from protein.
The supposed damage to the environment by cattle production is their release of methane by passing gas. The geniuses in the Beltway, empowered by an endless amount of cash from the public taxrolls, are now trying to solve the all-important problem of cattle breaking wind.
Politico reports, “Vilsack hinted at the carbon footprint of meat and dairy production on Thursday, suggesting that methane emissions can be addressed by helping livestock producers adopt innovations, such as feed additives that cut the amount of methane belched out by cows, or technology to capture noxious gases from manure pits and convert them into an energy source.”
But changing the diet of cows so they fart or belch less isn’t enough. Biden has also established the goal of Americans eating 90% less beef.
The Center for Sustainable Systems at Michigan University said cutting small diet-related greenhouse gas emissions by half would be necessary to meet Biden’s 2030 energy goals. However, that would require Americans having to cut their red meat consumption by 90 percent, and cut other animals out by half. In other words, Americans should only consume about four pounds of red meat per year, or about 0.18 ounces daily, which is about a burger a month.
Other proposed changes by the Biden Administration would increase new electric car sales from the current 2% to more than 60% of the market, which would raise the price of electric vehicles (due to supply and demand) to approximately 55k per vehicle. Additional taxes equaling about $3,500 per taxpayer would need raised to accomplish Biden’s goals, and it would require the complete end to petroleum (another industry important for Montana’s economy).
It appears that Joe Biden is doing everything humanly possible to kill the American economy and shutter jobs in rural America. In the end, he’ll have us eating bugs.
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Beef will be so expensive with all the crushing regulations you wont be able to afford more than 4lbs a year.
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I'm pretty sure anyone could win the next election by saying "I'll legalize beef". Its really amusing how the Left has made their entire campaign focusing on serving eco conscious consumerists and appeasing their feels, only to realize that 'real' ecological fixes involve obliterating consumerism. These woke folks are all for bullshit right until it actually affects and changes their lives, and this would be one of those radical changes.
After all, they aren't the problem right? The rich are the problem. Just tax the rich for farts because that'll stop them.
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Trying to hand the GOP a midterm supermajority on a platter, are we?Biden’s Climate Plan Limits Americans to 4lbs of Beef Per Year, Would Kill Montana Economy
Biden's Climate Plan Limits Americans to 4lbs of Beef Per Year, Would Kill Montana Economy - Montana Daily Gazette
Biden’s new climate plan will strip Montana of a vital industry and bankrupt our ranches Senator Jon Tester (D) wears his agricultural credentials on his sleeve, eagerly relaying to Montana’s farmers and ranchers each campaign how much he supports ag producers, considering he is one. Tester’s...
Biden’s new climate plan will strip Montana of a vital industry and bankrupt our ranches
Senator Jon Tester (D) wears his agricultural credentials on his sleeve, eagerly relaying to Montana’s farmers and ranchers each campaign how much he supports ag producers, considering he is one. Tester’s family runs an organic farm near Big Sandy, where he pops in to take campaign photos every half-decade or so. But with Biden’s new climate orders in place, the days of Montana’s cattle ranchers being able to conscientiously vote Democrat may soon be over.
Montana’s farming and ranching industry accounts for more than 3.6 billion dollars in revenue each year, and is the second-largest segment of our economy, just behind tourism. While ranchers only make up 5% of the state’s population, they create 17% of the state’s economy. These jobs employ more than 52 thousand people in Montana, or roughly 10% of the workforce.
However, in the name of saving the planet, Joe Biden wants to end 90% of America’s beef consumption and 50% of all meat consumption, over-all.
Biden’s climate proposal includes significant cuts to our carbon emissions by 2030, with zero carbon emissions by 2050. The latter goal would require humanity to become extinct because humans produce carbon dioxide naturally just by breathing. But aside from wishing we would all just die off so the algae and spotted owls can prosper, Biden’s climate goals include no more red meat.
View attachment 2119027
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told the media, “We are making an aggressive reduction target for the country. Part of our effort will focus on enhancing climate-smart agricultural practices, the development of biofuels, carbon capture and sequestration, better forest management and reforestation.” He later went on to say that farmers and ranchers would be “given incentives” (welfare) to stop farming and ranching.
Democrats have been setting their sights on ranchers for some time, with some politicians urging their constituents to have “Meatless Mondays,” believing that limiting meat consumption one day a week can save the planet. But Biden’s ambitions are far heavier than just one-day-a-week abstinence from protein.
The supposed damage to the environment by cattle production is their release of methane by passing gas. The geniuses in the Beltway, empowered by an endless amount of cash from the public taxrolls, are now trying to solve the all-important problem of cattle breaking wind.
Politico reports, “Vilsack hinted at the carbon footprint of meat and dairy production on Thursday, suggesting that methane emissions can be addressed by helping livestock producers adopt innovations, such as feed additives that cut the amount of methane belched out by cows, or technology to capture noxious gases from manure pits and convert them into an energy source.”
But changing the diet of cows so they fart or belch less isn’t enough. Biden has also established the goal of Americans eating 90% less beef.
The Center for Sustainable Systems at Michigan University said cutting small diet-related greenhouse gas emissions by half would be necessary to meet Biden’s 2030 energy goals. However, that would require Americans having to cut their red meat consumption by 90 percent, and cut other animals out by half. In other words, Americans should only consume about four pounds of red meat per year, or about 0.18 ounces daily, which is about a burger a month.
Other proposed changes by the Biden Administration would increase new electric car sales from the current 2% to more than 60% of the market, which would raise the price of electric vehicles (due to supply and demand) to approximately 55k per vehicle. Additional taxes equaling about $3,500 per taxpayer would need raised to accomplish Biden’s goals, and it would require the complete end to petroleum (another industry important for Montana’s economy).
It appears that Joe Biden is doing everything humanly possible to kill the American economy and shutter jobs in rural America. In the end, he’ll have us eating bugs.
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Its funny to think of this story from a more alarmist perspective. "DEAR GOD IN HEAVAN! Joe Biden is going to systematically destroy my access to red meat! RED MEAT!"Biden’s Climate Plan Limits Americans to 4lbs of Beef Per Year, Would Kill Montana Economy
Biden's Climate Plan Limits Americans to 4lbs of Beef Per Year, Would Kill Montana Economy - Montana Daily Gazette
Biden’s new climate plan will strip Montana of a vital industry and bankrupt our ranches Senator Jon Tester (D) wears his agricultural credentials on his sleeve, eagerly relaying to Montana’s farmers and ranchers each campaign how much he supports ag producers, considering he is one. Tester’s...
Biden’s new climate plan will strip Montana of a vital industry and bankrupt our ranches
Senator Jon Tester (D) wears his agricultural credentials on his sleeve, eagerly relaying to Montana’s farmers and ranchers each campaign how much he supports ag producers, considering he is one. Tester’s family runs an organic farm near Big Sandy, where he pops in to take campaign photos every half-decade or so. But with Biden’s new climate orders in place, the days of Montana’s cattle ranchers being able to conscientiously vote Democrat may soon be over.
Montana’s farming and ranching industry accounts for more than 3.6 billion dollars in revenue each year, and is the second-largest segment of our economy, just behind tourism. While ranchers only make up 5% of the state’s population, they create 17% of the state’s economy. These jobs employ more than 52 thousand people in Montana, or roughly 10% of the workforce.
However, in the name of saving the planet, Joe Biden wants to end 90% of America’s beef consumption and 50% of all meat consumption, over-all.
Biden’s climate proposal includes significant cuts to our carbon emissions by 2030, with zero carbon emissions by 2050. The latter goal would require humanity to become extinct because humans produce carbon dioxide naturally just by breathing. But aside from wishing we would all just die off so the algae and spotted owls can prosper, Biden’s climate goals include no more red meat.
View attachment 2119027
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told the media, “We are making an aggressive reduction target for the country. Part of our effort will focus on enhancing climate-smart agricultural practices, the development of biofuels, carbon capture and sequestration, better forest management and reforestation.” He later went on to say that farmers and ranchers would be “given incentives” (welfare) to stop farming and ranching.
Democrats have been setting their sights on ranchers for some time, with some politicians urging their constituents to have “Meatless Mondays,” believing that limiting meat consumption one day a week can save the planet. But Biden’s ambitions are far heavier than just one-day-a-week abstinence from protein.
The supposed damage to the environment by cattle production is their release of methane by passing gas. The geniuses in the Beltway, empowered by an endless amount of cash from the public taxrolls, are now trying to solve the all-important problem of cattle breaking wind.
Politico reports, “Vilsack hinted at the carbon footprint of meat and dairy production on Thursday, suggesting that methane emissions can be addressed by helping livestock producers adopt innovations, such as feed additives that cut the amount of methane belched out by cows, or technology to capture noxious gases from manure pits and convert them into an energy source.”
But changing the diet of cows so they fart or belch less isn’t enough. Biden has also established the goal of Americans eating 90% less beef.
The Center for Sustainable Systems at Michigan University said cutting small diet-related greenhouse gas emissions by half would be necessary to meet Biden’s 2030 energy goals. However, that would require Americans having to cut their red meat consumption by 90 percent, and cut other animals out by half. In other words, Americans should only consume about four pounds of red meat per year, or about 0.18 ounces daily, which is about a burger a month.
Other proposed changes by the Biden Administration would increase new electric car sales from the current 2% to more than 60% of the market, which would raise the price of electric vehicles (due to supply and demand) to approximately 55k per vehicle. Additional taxes equaling about $3,500 per taxpayer would need raised to accomplish Biden’s goals, and it would require the complete end to petroleum (another industry important for Montana’s economy).
It appears that Joe Biden is doing everything humanly possible to kill the American economy and shutter jobs in rural America. In the end, he’ll have us eating bugs.
While I think many of my fellow countrymen would be well served in reducing their intake of steak and burger generally, the idea that Americans will cozy up to eating only four pounds of red meat a year, or that Joe Biden's presidency would even waste time trying to make that happen is pretty stupid.
It wouldn't surprise me if red meat became more expensive because of Joey-boy's cabinet's policies tho.
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Wait, isn't all beer plant-based?
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I’m trying to deconstruct that statement. How is a beer not plant based in the first place, and what does that have to do with Biden? Does beer still use fining agents from fish bladders or something like some wines do?
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