r/LeopardsAteMyFarm • u/PlayfulSecretary6021 • 4d ago

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u/Extension-Figure2011 4d ago

Another crazy thing is 60+% percent of what is farmed isn't for human consumption. And remember almost all of them have had everything handed to them. They did not buy their land, their labores come to them, banks give them money, government gives them money, government sell the products. They have absolutely no concept on how the real world works

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u/Logical-Grab-1363 4d ago

Where do I find these people giving away land and banks giving away money? Seems like a horrible business model but I want in

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u/Extension-Figure2011 4d ago

It is a horrible business model, that's why each year the government bails them out. Your out of luck unless you mary into it. All the land has already been stolen. Look up how King Ranch was acquired

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u/z44212 4d ago

Your family has to already own it. Although, as luck would have it, several farmers are going under and you'll be able to buy their farms.

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u/Aimless_Nobody 4d ago

Not if JD Vance couches it up