BARONS CYBER SKULL posted:

"America can't just stop paying tax to England!!!!!!"

FizFashizzle posted:

honestly gently caress tennessee

WNC should be the western bulwark against the hordes from the plains

my people will defend it. don't worry about it

Over Easy posted:

I also agree 100% with dissolving Nashville

Jon Irenicus posted:

Steve Yun posted:

I was already stocked up on stuff because of earthquake paranoia in California. Started giving out stuff to friends and taking self-distancies. Cooking food for friends helps a lot, it occupies your mind for long periods of time and also scratches the productivity/“I’m making a difference!” itch.

Admiral Ray posted:

they can't really do that

Agrajag posted:

so in your opinion is there a way to say have business and individuals not have to send money to the IRS if these east and west coast pacts do end up taking things further to say balkanization

seattle plague rat posted:

did u end up having that drink

Agrajag posted:

so in your opinion is there a way to say have business and individuals not have to send money to the IRS if these east and west coast pacts do end up taking things further to say balkanization

GOP Rep. Massie Warns US is ‘Weeks Away, Not Months,’ From Food Shortages posted:

He warned that livestock could end up being euthanized and fruits and vegetables will be left to rot in the fields if a drastic change isn’t made.

“We are weeks, not months, away from farmers euthanizing animals that would have been sold for meat/food. Also, fruits and vegetables are going to rot in the fields. A drastic change in policy this week could ameliorate this inevitability,” Massie tweeted Monday, along with a link to a radio show he appeared on to discuss the issue.

We are weeks, not months, away from farmers euthanizing animals that would have been sold for meat/food. Also, fruits and vegetables are going to rot in the fields. A drastic change in policy this week could ameliorate this inevitability.

During the interview, Massie raised concerns about the fact that while there is livestock, farms have no where to send them because meat processing plants have shut down because of the virus.

“You have people running the government that have no clue about how the economy works and how their food gets to the table,” Massie said.

“The shocking thing is that farmers are watching the value of their hogs and steers, cows, go down. In fact, they’re going to some of the lowest levels ever,” he added. “So the question is: Why is the price of meat going up in the supermarkets and the price of cattle going down at the auction ring? It’s because our supply line is brittle. You have to take cattle, steer, beef, whatever, hogs, to a processing plant. And these processing plants, like much of industrial America right now, are shutting down because of absentees, which has been exacerbated by the unemployment program the federal government has instituted — plus the $1,200 checks that are about to hit, plus some of the regulations that the states have put in place.”

Massie explained that six of the largest processing plants are shut down.

“I’m afraid you’re going to see … cattle and hogs being euthanized or incinerated and buried while we have shortages at the supermarket. And you talk about civil unrest when you start seeing that. And it’s all because of the brittle food supply chain,” he said.

The Kentucky representative said that he has also introduced a bill to help prevent a shortage.

“I’ve got a bill that would let these local meat packers sell cuts of meat individually instead of having to sell half a cow or a quarter of a cow,” he said.

Admiral Ray posted:

sure they could, then whoever they bank with will freeze all their assets.

facetoucher cat posted:

No, I'm afraid. I just hit the pipe

E: just flower, not crack

Bert Roberge posted:

https://twitter.com/vitalitysensor/status/1249796620524425219

Gringostar posted:

votes will be manufactured to make the republican win

Arsenic Lupin posted:

Where is everybody getting the black face masks? Curious because I was seeing a lot of them on the street when we went out for groceries.

euphronius posted:

no one will take West Virginia lmao

FAUXTON posted:

mah gawd that's waukesha's music

gregday posted:

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1249834932513505280

etalian posted:

When somebody is the Czar of Russia, the authority is total. And that's the way it's gotta be. It's total."

gregday posted:

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1249834932513505280

FizFashizzle posted:

don't get me started on gatlinburg

you can't expect us to take them AND myrtle beach. that's just too much

Armadillo Tank posted:

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/04/gop-rep-massie-warns-us-weeks-away-not-months-food-shortages/



If you won't die for number, you will starve for number.

empty whippet box posted:

coward

Arsenic Lupin posted:

Where is everybody getting the black face masks? Curious because I was seeing a lot of them on the street when we went out for groceries.

Bert Roberge posted:

https://twitter.com/vitalitysensor/status/1249796620524425219

Armadillo Tank posted:

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/04/gop-rep-massie-warns-us-weeks-away-not-months-food-shortages/



If you won't die for number, you will starve for number.

gregday posted:

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1249834932513505280

Over Easy posted:

I'd take way more Kentucky for way less virginia

Tidewater virginia is one of the rankest assholes in the country

I also agree 100% with dissolving Nashville

JesustheDarkLord posted:

I'm from Gatlinburg gently caress you but also you're right on that one

gregday posted:

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1249834932513505280

Basic Poster posted:

There are chuds (Matt Shea, Amon Bundy) who are 100 gonna try to set up a white straight Christian racist as poo poo enclave spanning the i90 corridor across eastern WA, ID and most of Montana. Anyone want to venture a guess at the name they'll pick?

Sheng-Ji Yang posted:

hes right in that were about to run out of food, but lol the processing plants have closed because too many workers are sick. you cant force them to reopen.

hobbesmaster posted:

he’s not wrong unfortunately