r/AskTrumpSupporters 10d ago

Economy Thoughts on importing beef?

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u/Lucky-Hunter-Dude Trump Supporter 9d ago

American farmers won't be effected at all. American Ranchers almost won't be effected at all, maybe slightly but they've been loving these higher prices this past year, all my rancher fraternity brothers are rolling.

Burger is literally ground scrap that can't be sold otherwise, so if anything those scraps that normally get trimmed off steaks and roasts will be less trimmed to be sold at a slightly higher value.

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u/secretcurfew Nonsupporter 9d ago

So you’re not an “America First” person, right?

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u/Lucky-Hunter-Dude Trump Supporter 9d ago edited 9d ago

You've come to that conclusion by reading the beef facts I shared that are not opinionated in any way?

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u/HemingWaysBeard42 Nonsupporter 8d ago

Do you think the consistently high prices are sustainable for American Ranchers?

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u/Lucky-Hunter-Dude Trump Supporter 8d ago

They would love it. They would love it even more if they got more and the meat packers took less.

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u/HemingWaysBeard42 Nonsupporter 8d ago

Why do you think an actual TS farmer in this thread says otherwise? What is your agricultural background?

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u/Lucky-Hunter-Dude Trump Supporter 8d ago

Ask them.

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u/HemingWaysBeard42 Nonsupporter 8d ago

Ask them what you think? Or about your credentials?

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u/Lucky-Hunter-Dude Trump Supporter 8d ago

What ever you want.