Thread 936277440

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>>936277440 (OP)
Fun fact: California produces more food than any other state in the US

>>936277633
Most farmers are conservative, even in California.

>>936277670
That's just not true at all. When those "conservatives" move to actual conservative states, they turn them into the same liberal shitholes they ran from, like what's currently happening to Texas. You're a fucking retard.

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>>936277777
Checked!

>>936277722
No, most farmers are Republican, even in California Central Valley.

>>936277440 (OP)
might be a parody account.

>>936277440 (OP)
Obvious bait is obvious.

>>936277670
Not necessarily conservative but they are generally republican.
>inb4 same shit
No, they just naturally transition into being conservative. Like a left leaning gender dysphoric teen in Portland will naturally transition.
>reason
Rome built the republic, based on civic virtue, land ownership, it gave their legionnaires a pension that can pay for land and a home. A good retirement sum allowing them to purchase between 20-50 acres of land not to mention being gifted more.
>democracy
Appeals to the city people, you gather all in the forum or amphitheater and discuss topics and vote. Simple as that. The closer the people to the city the more centralized the power. But in the city has always been vile things that cause perversion and shit seeps all the time, to protect the decadence and illness they create laws. Similarly republicans living in the rural have, like Romans, kept their faiths and their spears, swords, and slings at their side. They may occasionally have a boy-mistress or a mistress on the side, but usually going back to being the family man.

>>936277722
The people leaving California are not in the ag industry. They're mostly urban and suburban middle class.

Uber Eats is the future

>>936277440 (OP)
That is some Grade A Californian Retardation right there.

>>936277633
Fun fact, most of the "food" produced in California is not for human consumption and goes to feed animals raised in texas. ;^)

>>936281061
Not neccessarily texas, but californias biggest product for animals is alfalfa and its actually mostly an export to china, so technically speaking about 1/3 of the crops grown by california are exported, 1/3 are used for domestic feed and 1/3 used to feed humans, the funny thing is they are outpaced by the "flyover" states in this aspect as 50% off all their food stuff is meant for human consumption. So in reality california doesnt oroduce shit for oeople, it just banks on exports so really cali is just a money farm.

>>936278244
Based and checked

>>936277633
And those farmers vote Republican

>>936282319
They actually don't. And farm work isn't as hard as people think, most of it is automated.

>>936281233
>Making the same mistake of comparing percentages and not actual coverage.
You Republican morons still don't understand statistics.
California:
Dairy Products, Milk — $8.13 billion
Grapes — $6.52 billion
Cattle and Calves — $4.76 billion
Lettuce — $3.93 billion
Almonds — $3.88 billion
Pistachios — $2.98 billion
Strawberries — $2.97 billion
Tomatoes — $2.01 billion
Carrots — $1.67 billion
Broilers — $1.24 billion

Texas:
Cattle, $15.5 billion
Poultry and Eggs, $5 billion
Dairy, $3.5 billion
Corn, $1.6 billion
Cotton, $1.4 billion
Greenhouse, $1.2 billion
Fruits, Vegetables, Tree Nuts, $846 million
Wheat, $443 million
Sorghum, $435 million
Rice, $269 million

Notice how the top 10 things California produces for people are all measured in billions?
Hope this helps.

>>936282442
Texas = 31.193 billion.
California = 38.09 billion.

From the California agricultural website, their largest agricultural exports is not alfalfa.
From the exports report, it was Almonds as #1, then pistachios, dairy, and wine.
Alfalfa was not named specifically, instead all Hay-grasses were lumped into one, and it still was only #15 on the exports list.

>>936277440 (OP)
Perfect example of the moronic level of idiocy of liberals.

>>936278347
This. Liberals escaping the consequences of the policies they vote for only to vote for the same policies in their new state

>>936282351
Closest this guy has been to a farm is a petting zoo. In an alternative thread he argues that million of illegals are necessary to do the hard farm labor americans refuse to do

>>936277440 (OP)
Andy is going to render farming obsolete

>>936277633
>almonds, pistachios, avocados, iceberg lettuce....
It takes a gallon of water to produce one (1) almond.
A california billionaire owns almost half of the farms and uses more water than the entire city of L.A., but pays less than 1/10,000 the household rate because of corrupt politicians.

Sure california produces a shit ton of "food", but look up what that actual "food" is. There's very little value. If california ceased to exist there would be no famine. People just wouldnt have snacks.

>>936277440 (OP)
xdddddddddddd

>>936277440 (OP)
I don't know if it's a troll or a moron

>>936277440 (OP)
least retarded leftist award

>>936286778
yo, growing water intensive food in the dessert is a stupid move. alfalfa is grown in the desert for desert countries that do not grow alfalfa because it is a water intensive crop.