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Anonymous (ID: no6bmLAC) Indonesia No.512307014 >>512307383 >>512307611 >>512308116 >>512308813 >>512310325
50$ dollars for a big mac burger soon
the divorce rape with China is still continuing hard
Anonymous (ID: gOZ/uQvp) Romania No.512307383 >>512307492 >>512307522 >>512308051
>>512307014 (OP)
I just wanna raise pigs and sell them for $$$ or just eat the fuckers.
And by raise I mean let them do whatever the fuck they want and hope they don't die
Anonymous (ID: WoVh9ZWf) Germany No.512307492 >>512308616
>>512307383
Didn't you guys traded Jews for pigs once ?
Anonymous (ID: aCK5QVkt) United States No.512307522 >>512307763
>>512307383
Pigs are the hardiest livestock.
Anonymous (ID: O2NdHnsK) United States No.512307611 >>512307752 >>512308088
>>512307014 (OP)
McDonalds doesn't use imported beef for their burgers. They source it from two main US based suppliers, one in Oklahoma and one in Pennsylvania.
Anonymous (ID: lZvXBvn7) United Kingdom No.512307752 >>512308007 >>512310137
>>512307611
And the CEOs of these suppliers, are they jewish?
Anonymous (ID: UGHZDO+c) United States No.512307763 >>512308880
>>512307522
They are hard to do well since they can’t control their body heat that well and in industrial farms you have to seperate the young so the moms don’t kill them. Cattle are the hardiest
Anonymous (ID: NPduszAF) United States No.512308007
>>512307752
Beef is one of the few goy industries left, that's why they are going after it.
Anonymous (ID: HoXh2oFo) Finland No.512308051 >>512308880
>>512307383
>And by raise I mean let them do whatever the fuck they want and hope they don't die
You can do that but be prepared for diseases, parasites, lousy weather and pigs themselves take a toll on the numbers.
Anonymous (ID: no6bmLAC) Indonesia No.512308088
>>512307611
i don't believe one bit of your breadbasket rhetoric
you guys keep saying that but every time fast forward the food supply suddenly disappears lol
Anonymous (ID: daNVQC5w) United States No.512308116
>>512307014 (OP)
>we will be eating bugs while chyna eats steak
fuck me
Anonymous (ID: NEL62QxK) United States No.512308308 >>512308433
why is beef so expensive right now? its been expensive since covid, but recently jumped
Anonymous (ID: UGHZDO+c) United States No.512308433 >>512309216 >>512309872
>>512308308
Replacement cows are at the lowest they have been for like 70 years. Gonna take a while to come back into reasonable numbers since farmers are cashing in due to high prices
Anonymous (ID: gOZ/uQvp) Romania No.512308616
>>512307492
We're all out of jews
Anonymous (ID: MbBqq7XC) Germany No.512308813 >>512311728
>>512307014 (OP)
China has so much capitalism that luxury brands have to lower prices every quarter to compete with the consistent consumer base.
I think China actually has capitalism figured out. Max number of products for consistent consumer base. If its other way around that just seems like cartels exploiting consumers and keeping the market supply artificially low.
Anonymous (ID: gOZ/uQvp) Romania No.512308880 >>512309615 >>512309723
>>512307763
>>512308051
Are pigs really harder to raise than dogs?
Because my grandpa's dog was never vaccinated he just did whatever he wanted and was fed leftovers.
I thought piggus were sturdy omnivores that are basically tanks, guess I'll just raise dogs and Chinese those fuckers right in the fridge lmao
Anonymous (ID: NEL62QxK) United States No.512309216 >>512309446
>>512308433
checked, thanks, does it have to do with the loss of infrastructure
and cattle killings in 2020-2022
Anonymous (ID: UGHZDO+c) United States No.512309446 >>512310145
>>512309216
Not really, generally cattle prices follow a 7 year cycle but for some reason they didn’t drop back down like they should have. Don’t think those had any real impact but I’m not exactly an expert, just some farmer on /pol/
Anonymous (ID: UGHZDO+c) United States No.512309615 >>512310151
>>512308880
They are harder but the yields are much greater than some dogs. If you are gonna do stuff go for goats/sheep for a small farm as they can also be hardy and easy to take care off as long as you keep parasite loads down.
Anonymous (ID: 1SK0f37D) Denmark No.512309723 >>512310151
>>512308880
You're not talking about having 1 pig in luxury accommodation, eating your scraps, you're talking about pig farming at scale which entails comparatively squalid conditions and foraging for questionable food, as well as not dealing with sows being stunningly awful mothers. Keeping piglets safe from their their own mothers smothering them, even just by accident, is not a solved problem.
Anonymous (ID: 7olTU/sj) United States No.512309872 >>512310443
>>512308433
still doesn't explain why replacement cattle are low. ranchers just forget about next year's herd? give an actual explanation.
Anonymous (ID: O2NdHnsK) United States No.512310137
>>512307752
Oklahoma based one has a Mexican CEO, the Pennsylvania one I'm not 100% sure but this nose is pretty suspect.
Anonymous (ID: NEL62QxK) United States No.512310145
>>512309446
are you guys getting WEF bucks to cull?
Anonymous (ID: gOZ/uQvp) Romania No.512310151
>>512309615
I was thinking goats/sheep as well.
I absolutely hate chicken.
And a cow is too big of an investment so something the size of a sheep/pig would be idea.
>>512309723
That dog lived in anything but luxury accomodation lol, dogs here are tortured in the countryside they're basically in chains 24/7.
I'm not talking big, maybe 2-3 pigs for starters.
Anonymous (ID: TC8o/PHt) Netherlands No.512310325 >>512311859
>>512307014 (OP)
If Jews form a one world government then how do you explain that The West is going plant-based and The East is going beef-based?
Anonymous (ID: UGHZDO+c) United States No.512310443
>>512309872
I think that’s a hard answer to give, could be weather for crops, old goobers might be hanging up the business, might be people selling the heifers cause prices are stupid right now.
Anonymous (ID: XUu8DOE6) United States No.512311728
>>512308813
It's not just the consistent consumer base -- it's the widespread distribution of actual production. High-end, mid-end, low-end, there is just a lot of stuff produced. It's a properly functioning market.

In the United States (and all Anglo conservative economies), new production is carefully managed so that existing assets are not devalued. Monetizing access to limited existing assets is seen as a national interest (because Anglo conservative countries are totally captured by capital).

Remember when the Chinese real estate bubble popped a while back and Xi just shrugged and let them take the hit because "houses are for living, not speculating"? Never forget all the conservatives who swore up and down that it meant the end of the line for the Chinese economy.

You'd have to be literally retarded to ever listen to a conservative on economics. They are nothing but scammers and rentier parasites.
Anonymous (ID: XUu8DOE6) United States No.512311859
>>512310325
Jews controlling the entire world is a fiction that cowardly buttgoys in the occupied West invented to feel better about themselves.

In reality, Jews control the West, primarily the United States, and they use that to influence/dictate to other parts of the world. But as the relative power of other parts of the world grow, their ability to dictate diminishes.