Ranchers are being ordered to euthanize harvest ready cattle, while at the same time, meat is being shipped in to the US. Milk is being poured out by the truck load. And then there’s this:
1-27-20, 34K chickens die in Virginia/N Carolina fires.
4-24-20, 280K chickens die in California fire.
https://www.wthr.com/article/280000-chickens-killed-barn-fire-california-owner-says
2-27-20, 400K chickens die in Nebraska fire.
https://www.1011now.com/content/news/Massive-fire-at-northeast-Nebraska-food-plant-568266441.html
1-4-20, 300K chickens die in Michigan fire.
4-21-20, number of dead chickens still undetermined, but this egg farm housed a total of roughly 7 million chickens, and at one point there were 47 fire trucks from 30 different departments fighting the blaze.
Keep eyes on our food sources, patriots. See something; say something
Well that's fine and that's your opinion, but a little different from your first comment.
It's the way the world was and mostly still is. Personally I'm over the white guilt shit.
And as I said before, I never considered him left or right until he directly insulted me in one of his books. I only own a couple right now, so I'll see if I can pinpoint which one it was. But he outright stated conservatives/Republicans are heartless/dumb in one of his novels. And it wasn't a character saying it. It was the narrator, Conroy. This was actually what made me take a step back and rethink all the "great authors" I'd enjoyed, and start seeing them for what they were. Overtly or subconsciously leftists pushing leftist narratives.
I respectfully disagree with separating the artist from their political. I believe in capitalism, which is putting your money behind things you believe in. I try not to support any leftists at all. I respect your opinion but I'm not giving money to people that hate me anymore.
Edit- also, in hindsight, complete lol at The Water is Wide. An SJWs wet dream of the brave white man saving the poor helpless blacks who just want to learn but are being held down by the man. Yeah, I know it's based on his first job out of college. But no wonder it was a huge success.