I mean, even with mega beef producers like excel and national it's still extremely easy to find organic, grass fed, or small farm grain fed beef even today. You don't have to buy everything from the HEB beef case.
It's in the article linked. He doesn't want globalists to force us to eat it.Heineken-Ashi said:
Is there any commentary from Desantis on why he did this?
Or the guy standing behind DeSantis!rgag12 said:
I know yall are talking about meat, but that's not what I'm focused on
It's not even a "meat replacement". It's just differently sourced meat.Science Denier said:
I love Coke zero sugar. I hated it when Coke Zero first came out.
I can't say I hate eating bugs because I've never tried it and I love a good T-Bone steak. But, I wasn't against the development of Coke Zero and I'm not against the development of a meat replacement.
Not only is this government limiting free choice, but he's also turning down possible new jobs. I have no idea if this is constitutional to the Florida constitution.
Just like Coke Zero. Nasty at first. An alternative to Diet Coke.Texaggie7nine said:It's not even a "meat replacement". It's just differently sourced meat.Science Denier said:
I love Coke zero sugar. I hated it when Coke Zero first came out.
I can't say I hate eating bugs because I've never tried it and I love a good T-Bone steak. But, I wasn't against the development of Coke Zero and I'm not against the development of a meat replacement.
Not only is this government limiting free choice, but he's also turning down possible new jobs. I have no idea if this is constitutional to the Florida constitution.
Yeah, he must work out.rgag12 said:
I know yall are talking about meat, but that's not what I'm focused on
Oh quote a conspiracy theory I've levied or where I told people what they could eat.. I said I dont trust oligopolies and crony capitalism to honesty label and market. You are either dishonest or you cant keep posters straight. Either way piss off.Texaggie7nine said:This has nothing to do with bug paste, which freaks should be free to eat if they want. If you want to require proper labeling of all meats, even lab grown fine. Just stop telling other people what they can and can't buy for food because of your wacky conspiracy theories.ttu_85 said:Yeah you used to play this stupid card back in the day. Like i said if they want to make bug paste and label it and market it as such go for it. Eat it to your libertarian desire.Texaggie7nine said:
Ah ok, you are just a disgruntled grandpa who probably worked for a company that was bought out. Now it's "authoritarianism is the only way!!!"
They just better label it as such. But they wont because these oligopolies are above the law.
ttu_85 said:Oh quote a conspiracy theory I've levied or where I told people what they could eat.. I said I dont trust oligopolies and crony capitalism to honesty label and market. You are either dishonest or you cant keep posters straight. Either way piss off.Texaggie7nine said:This has nothing to do with bug paste, which freaks should be free to eat if they want. If you want to require proper labeling of all meats, even lab grown fine. Just stop telling other people what they can and can't buy for food because of your wacky conspiracy theories.ttu_85 said:Yeah you used to play this stupid card back in the day. Like i said if they want to make bug paste and label it and market it as such go for it. Eat it to your libertarian desire.Texaggie7nine said:
Ah ok, you are just a disgruntled grandpa who probably worked for a company that was bought out. Now it's "authoritarianism is the only way!!!"
They just better label it as such. But they wont because these oligopolies are above the law.
skipping five pages to just say I don't think this thread went the way you thought it wouldTexaggie7nine said:
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/4638590-desantis-signs-bill-banning-lab-grown-meat/Quote:
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) signed a bill banning lab-grown meat in his state Wednesday, in what he described as an effort to "save our beef."
"Today, Florida is fighting back against the global elite's plan to force the world to eat meat grown in a petri dish or bugs to achieve their authoritarian goals," DeSantis said in a press release Wednesday. "Our administration will continue to focus on investing in our local farmers and ranchers, and we will save our beef."
DeSantis just get's dumber and dumber in an effort to appease the paranoid "globalists are going to make us eat insects and fake meat" weirdos.
Who will be our Make Free Markets Free Again candidate?
It does already.Teslag said:
You think the government should decide what you can and cannot eat?
I think you and I are still talking about meat...rgag12 said:
I know yall are talking about meat, but that's not what I'm focused on
Don't care.tysker said:
Someone should look back on this board to see if any posters cool with this fake meat ban were similarly OK with Bloomberg's sugar and transfat ban
schmellba99 said:It does already.Teslag said:
You think the government should decide what you can and cannot eat?
Also, you are free to go out and catch whatever bugs you want and mash them up in a patty to put on your burger, they can't stop you from doing that.
Even a decade ago I'd be dead set against banning it because the market then could police itself. Post Covid it cant. The business environment itself has radically changed and that is MY point.Teslag said:ttu_85 said:Oh quote a conspiracy theory I've levied or where I told people what they could eat.. I said I dont trust oligopolies and crony capitalism to honesty label and market. You are either dishonest or you cant keep posters straight. Either way piss off.Texaggie7nine said:This has nothing to do with bug paste, which freaks should be free to eat if they want. If you want to require proper labeling of all meats, even lab grown fine. Just stop telling other people what they can and can't buy for food because of your wacky conspiracy theories.ttu_85 said:Yeah you used to play this stupid card back in the day. Like i said if they want to make bug paste and label it and market it as such go for it. Eat it to your libertarian desire.Texaggie7nine said:
Ah ok, you are just a disgruntled grandpa who probably worked for a company that was bought out. Now it's "authoritarianism is the only way!!!"
They just better label it as such. But they wont because these oligopolies are above the law.
I don't trust them either and there absolutely should be labeling laws for it. But I think in your heart of hearts you know it's wrong to just outright ban it.
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skipping five pages to just say I don't think this thread went the way you thought it would
ttu_85 said:Even a decade ago I'd be dead set against banning it because the market then could police itself. Post Covid it cant. The business environment itself has radically changed and that is MY point.Teslag said:ttu_85 said:Oh quote a conspiracy theory I've levied or where I told people what they could eat.. I said I dont trust oligopolies and crony capitalism to honesty label and market. You are either dishonest or you cant keep posters straight. Either way piss off.Texaggie7nine said:This has nothing to do with bug paste, which freaks should be free to eat if they want. If you want to require proper labeling of all meats, even lab grown fine. Just stop telling other people what they can and can't buy for food because of your wacky conspiracy theories.ttu_85 said:Yeah you used to play this stupid card back in the day. Like i said if they want to make bug paste and label it and market it as such go for it. Eat it to your libertarian desire.Texaggie7nine said:
Ah ok, you are just a disgruntled grandpa who probably worked for a company that was bought out. Now it's "authoritarianism is the only way!!!"
They just better label it as such. But they wont because these oligopolies are above the law.
I don't trust them either and there absolutely should be labeling laws for it. But I think in your heart of hearts you know it's wrong to just outright ban it.
Some dip wad thinks thats a conspiracy theory. These days given this system of so few to "big to fail" competitors and suppliers who knows.
I admit it. I'm not sure.
Here is the problem. What you are calling crony capitalism (big companies buying up others and controlling such large portions of the market) is a function of consumers getting choices.ttu_85 said:Okay great an actual conversation !Malibu said:
If youre making an argument about how government shouldnt be subsidizing this research and using crony tools to get this to market, I agree. If Big Burger thinks this research can improve margins by 8% and wants to fund it and take it to market, Ron Desantis shouldnt be making laws that stops them from even trying.
Im concerned with our evolution from a mostly true capitalistic system to one where gov and a few oligopolies or even monopolies run critical industry with food being such. In such a system there is limited to no oversight. A true capitalistic system can usually vet itself as information flies all over the place and consumers have many choices.
Here a few people control information flow given its more closed system as are the market and consumer options. I just see the potential for abuses. Both financial and political.
As far as DeSantis's ruling, I dont like it but I understand it. This new post covid reality sucks on so many levels
They should, but also that kind of thing is already very regulated. You can't make and sell food without licenses and inspections. Raw milk is outlawed pretty much everywhere and it is as natural as fresh fruit.Teslag said:ttu_85 said:Even a decade ago I'd be dead set against banning it because the market then could police itself. Post Covid it cant. The business environment itself has radically changed and that is MY point.Teslag said:ttu_85 said:Oh quote a conspiracy theory I've levied or where I told people what they could eat.. I said I dont trust oligopolies and crony capitalism to honesty label and market. You are either dishonest or you cant keep posters straight. Either way piss off.Texaggie7nine said:This has nothing to do with bug paste, which freaks should be free to eat if they want. If you want to require proper labeling of all meats, even lab grown fine. Just stop telling other people what they can and can't buy for food because of your wacky conspiracy theories.ttu_85 said:Yeah you used to play this stupid card back in the day. Like i said if they want to make bug paste and label it and market it as such go for it. Eat it to your libertarian desire.Texaggie7nine said:
Ah ok, you are just a disgruntled grandpa who probably worked for a company that was bought out. Now it's "authoritarianism is the only way!!!"
They just better label it as such. But they wont because these oligopolies are above the law.
I don't trust them either and there absolutely should be labeling laws for it. But I think in your heart of hearts you know it's wrong to just outright ban it.
Some dip wad thinks thats a conspiracy theory. These days given this system of so few to "big to fail" competitors and suppliers who knows.
I admit it. I'm not sure.
I'll break it down like I do when liberals propose bans on private gun sales.
If I make a lab grown meat product and want to sell it at a local farmer's market and someone else wants to buy it and is fully aware of the risks and what it is, should they be allowed to purchase it?
I was very clear on my first post. "You want bug paste go for it. Just label it as such." How in F* is that limiting your choices. Can you even readTexaggie7nine said:Here is the problem. What you are calling crony capitalism (big companies buying up others and controlling such large portions of the market) is a function of consumers getting choices.ttu_85 said:Okay great an actual conversation !Malibu said:
If youre making an argument about how government shouldnt be subsidizing this research and using crony tools to get this to market, I agree. If Big Burger thinks this research can improve margins by 8% and wants to fund it and take it to market, Ron Desantis shouldnt be making laws that stops them from even trying.
Im concerned with our evolution from a mostly true capitalistic system to one where gov and a few oligopolies or even monopolies run critical industry with food being such. In such a system there is limited to no oversight. A true capitalistic system can usually vet itself as information flies all over the place and consumers have many choices.
Here a few people control information flow given its more closed system as are the market and consumer options. I just see the potential for abuses. Both financial and political.
As far as DeSantis's ruling, I dont like it but I understand it. This new post covid reality sucks on so many levels
Consumers like cheap, they like convenient, and they like dependability of access. Hate the Amazons and other goliaths all you want, but consumers have always had the choice to not buy from them. We don't get cheap, convenient, dependability of access as much with the smaller guys. So we don't want it.
Your beef is with consumers, and you seem to want to limit their choices so they don't make the choices you don't want them to make.
I believe we both, can and should. I believe lab grown meat is creepy, unnatural, and will be bad for you.Teslag said:TxAgPreacher said:
States have every right to pass these kind of laws.
And pot laws. Any laws not prohibited by the constitution.
Very good Desantis. Do everything possible to pass as many laws to make liberals uncomfortable to make them leave.
Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
Just like California with EV mandates. Or New York with abortion on demand. Wouldn't you agree?
Phatbob said:They should, but also that kind of thing is already very regulated. You can't make and sell food without licenses and inspections. Raw milk is outlawed pretty much everywhere and it is as natural as fresh fruit.Teslag said:ttu_85 said:Even a decade ago I'd be dead set against banning it because the market then could police itself. Post Covid it cant. The business environment itself has radically changed and that is MY point.Teslag said:ttu_85 said:Oh quote a conspiracy theory I've levied or where I told people what they could eat.. I said I dont trust oligopolies and crony capitalism to honesty label and market. You are either dishonest or you cant keep posters straight. Either way piss off.Texaggie7nine said:This has nothing to do with bug paste, which freaks should be free to eat if they want. If you want to require proper labeling of all meats, even lab grown fine. Just stop telling other people what they can and can't buy for food because of your wacky conspiracy theories.ttu_85 said:Yeah you used to play this stupid card back in the day. Like i said if they want to make bug paste and label it and market it as such go for it. Eat it to your libertarian desire.Texaggie7nine said:
Ah ok, you are just a disgruntled grandpa who probably worked for a company that was bought out. Now it's "authoritarianism is the only way!!!"
They just better label it as such. But they wont because these oligopolies are above the law.
I don't trust them either and there absolutely should be labeling laws for it. But I think in your heart of hearts you know it's wrong to just outright ban it.
Some dip wad thinks thats a conspiracy theory. These days given this system of so few to "big to fail" competitors and suppliers who knows.
I admit it. I'm not sure.
I'll break it down like I do when liberals propose bans on private gun sales.
If I make a lab grown meat product and want to sell it at a local farmer's market and someone else wants to buy it and is fully aware of the risks and what it is, should they be allowed to purchase it?
Reposted for your conviencettu_85 said:Maybe he has a problem calling it "meat".Texaggie7nine said:
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/4638590-desantis-signs-bill-banning-lab-grown-meat/Quote:
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) signed a bill banning lab-grown meat in his state Wednesday, in what he described as an effort to "save our beef."
"Today, Florida is fighting back against the global elite's plan to force the world to eat meat grown in a petri dish or bugs to achieve their authoritarian goals," DeSantis said in a press release Wednesday. "Our administration will continue to focus on investing in our local farmers and ranchers, and we will save our beef."
DeSantis just get's dumber and dumber in an effort to appease the paranoid "globalists are going to make us eat insects and fake meat" weirdos.
Who will be our Make Free Markets Free Again candidate?
You want to eat bug paste knock yourself out. Just dont call it or market it as meat.
Urban Ag said:
And you know perfectly well we are in a economic/culture war. DeSantis is throwing down roadblocks to slow what we all realistically know is coming. You can say things like "if you don't want it just don't buy it". But we both know damn good and well that global marxists will play the long game. The goal is to hurt red states and counties. The cripple rural America. They're already well underway in Europe. Leftists have also just about taken over corporate America. They will push, pressure, and intimidate companies like HEB, to push this on their consumers. Then the guilt trip about how normal beef products are destroying the planet. And the bug/lab beef will be cheaper.
We all know where this is going. What Ron does so well is get out in front of sh**. That's what he's doing here. And apparently Floridians seem to really like the way he is doing things so go Ron go.
While there is merit to some of the things he does, and there is reason to fight back against the woke agendas being pushed out of academia into the busines world via the Blackrocks and what have you, his marketing and way he goes about it just sounds so much like a precursor to Idiocracy.Ayto Siks said:Heineken-Ashi said:
Is there any commentary from Desantis on why he did this?
https://instagr.am/p/C6bhaGXOKcN
Teslag said:ttu_85 said:Even a decade ago I'd be dead set against banning it because the market then could police itself. Post Covid it cant. The business environment itself has radically changed and that is MY point.Teslag said:ttu_85 said:Oh quote a conspiracy theory I've levied or where I told people what they could eat.. I said I dont trust oligopolies and crony capitalism to honesty label and market. You are either dishonest or you cant keep posters straight. Either way piss off.Texaggie7nine said:This has nothing to do with bug paste, which freaks should be free to eat if they want. If you want to require proper labeling of all meats, even lab grown fine. Just stop telling other people what they can and can't buy for food because of your wacky conspiracy theories.ttu_85 said:Yeah you used to play this stupid card back in the day. Like i said if they want to make bug paste and label it and market it as such go for it. Eat it to your libertarian desire.Texaggie7nine said:
Ah ok, you are just a disgruntled grandpa who probably worked for a company that was bought out. Now it's "authoritarianism is the only way!!!"
They just better label it as such. But they wont because these oligopolies are above the law.
I don't trust them either and there absolutely should be labeling laws for it. But I think in your heart of hearts you know it's wrong to just outright ban it.
Some dip wad thinks thats a conspiracy theory. These days given this system of so few to "big to fail" competitors and suppliers who knows.
I admit it. I'm not sure.
I'll break it down like I do when liberals propose bans on private gun sales.
If I make a lab grown meat product and want to sell it at a local farmer's market and someone else wants to buy it and is fully aware of the risks and what it is, should they be allowed to purchase it?
I have doubts of successful regulation in this business environment. Its always best if a market is big enough to self regulate without gov. But yes if people want this and if its proven safe. Let the market decide.-- if the choice to do so is there.Teslag said:
Seems like you and I are on the same page. Label it, regulate it for safety, but don't ban it outright.
Ban it from being used in restaurants in place of real meat, and from being hidden in products. Make them put a nasty bug on the label/menu with a giant warning.Teslag said:
Seems like you and I are on the same page. Label it, regulate it for safety, but don't ban it outright.