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Said The Experienced-Farmer, To The MAGAT-Farmer.....
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DarthCervantes
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nobody wants to click on your crappy videos. Is it that hard to give the key points of it so people don't have to watch? Here in the educated world (where we took math and science instead of social justice) we have this concept known as a SUMMARY
Learn it!!!
Learn it!!!
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You have no summaries: all you have are Trumperies.
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"Iowa soybean farmer Warren Bachman warns of a potential farm crisis after China halted purchases of U.S. soybeans in retaliation against new tariffs imposed by Presidunce Spanky.
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Bachman, who has been growing corn and soybeans just west of Osceola for 64 years, said China's decision is catastrophic.
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"This is awful discouraging. You know, we do our very best to grow a good crop, to feed the world, and then we can't hardly give it away," he said.
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Despite having voted for Spanky, Bachman blames him for the soybean crisis, stating that the new tariffs are forcing China to buy soybeans from Argentina and Brazil. As a result, many Iowa farmers face selling this year's crop at a significant loss.
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"The way things are, there won't be a farmer left in five years if things don't change because our expenses are so high. And, the crop is worth less than it was 30 years ago," Bachman said.
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Having survived the farm crisis during the 1980s, which led to thousands of farm foreclosures, Bachman is skeptical of the Federal government's crop payments as a solution.
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"We would rather have free markets than a handout," he said."
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Bachman, who has been growing corn and soybeans just west of Osceola for 64 years, said China's decision is catastrophic.
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"This is awful discouraging. You know, we do our very best to grow a good crop, to feed the world, and then we can't hardly give it away," he said.
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Despite having voted for Spanky, Bachman blames him for the soybean crisis, stating that the new tariffs are forcing China to buy soybeans from Argentina and Brazil. As a result, many Iowa farmers face selling this year's crop at a significant loss.
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"The way things are, there won't be a farmer left in five years if things don't change because our expenses are so high. And, the crop is worth less than it was 30 years ago," Bachman said.
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Having survived the farm crisis during the 1980s, which led to thousands of farm foreclosures, Bachman is skeptical of the Federal government's crop payments as a solution.
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"We would rather have free markets than a handout," he said."
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"I don't know nothin' about it."
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"I don't know nothin' about it."
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mark francis
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I appreciate the farmer's insightful non-inflammatory response, but I believe he may be unaware or neglecting to focus on the fact that leftist policies have in the past propped up businesses like his with taxpayer monies and those monies are now drying up due to massive unsustainable debt. Getting rid of Trump's tariffs and returning to business as usual will likely create far more devastation than some ill effects caused to some Americans by the leveling international trade in favor of all Americans and our future.
