White farmers discriminated against, denied aid from democrats.

[Whyme]

 

[Whyme]

3 minutes ago, Chicken coop2 said:

(WISCONSIN) — A year after Trump came to Wisconsin declaring farmers were “over the hump,” and that they’d be doing “fantastically well,” at this point, nothing could be further from the truth. Since Trump took office over 2,000 Wisconsin dairy farms have disappeared, and crop farmers lost markets that took decades to create in just a short few months. In 2019 alone, Wisconsin lost 818 dairy farms and led the country in farm bankruptcies. Nationally, farm bankruptcies increased 20%, reaching the highest point since 2011.

 

“Trump destroyed thousands of Wisconsin farming families and the local economies they support with his chaotic trade wars and agriculture policies that reward giant agriculture companies and not the small and medium sized farm

 

 

The trade deals were needed. The fact of the matter is democrats are discriminating against white farmers. Thats illegal and immoral.

Edited May 9, 2021 by Whyme

[OneLight]

3 hours ago, Chicken coop2 said:

(WISCONSIN) — A year after Trump came to Wisconsin declaring farmers were “over the hump,” and that they’d be doing “fantastically well,” at this point, nothing could be further from the truth. Since Trump took office over 2,000 Wisconsin dairy farms have disappeared, and crop farmers lost markets that took decades to create in just a short few months. In 2019 alone, Wisconsin lost 818 dairy farms and led the country in farm bankruptcies. Nationally, farm bankruptcies increased 20%, reaching the highest point since 2011.

 

“Trump destroyed thousands of Wisconsin farming families and the local economies they support with his chaotic trade wars and agriculture policies that reward giant agriculture companies and not the small and medium sized farm

 

 

I have a question about your statement.  How does what Trump did years ago have anything to do with what Biden just did  to segregate white farmers from the rest of the farmers in the video?

[Whyme]

Just now, OneLight said:

I have a question about your statement.  How does what Trump did years ago have anything to do with what Biden just did  to segregate white farmers from the rest of the farmers in the video?

Exactly. 

[Whyme]

14 minutes ago, Chicken coop2 said:

Simply pointing out that both have done things too hurt farmers.  I grew up on a family farm in the 60s and 70s and that is when the many Republicans were doing their best to crush and destroy and ruin family farms and give their support to large corporate farms. We were victims of this. Many were. I lived this. I know.  Prior to this a major of family farmers were Republicans going back many generations.  They switched parties, of course.

But, there is no point in saying anything more about this. I will be considered wrong no matter what. 

I'm done with this thread.

Democrats committed a vulgar act of racism and illegal discrimination. 

[OneLight]

36 minutes ago, Chicken coop2 said:

Simply pointing out that both have done things too hurt farmers.  I grew up on a family farm in the 60s and 70s and that is when the many Republicans were doing their best to crush and destroy and ruin family farms and give their support to large corporate farms. We were victims of this. Many were. I lived this. I know.  Prior to this a major of family farmers were Republicans going back many generations.  They switched parties, of course.

But, there is no point in saying anything more about this. I will be considered wrong no matter what. 

I'm done with this thread.

Nothing I said pointed to you being wrong.  I just could not connect the dots.  As for political parties go, I follow none.  Stupidity doesn't fall on one side of the aisle or the other ... it falls on people. no matter their political stance.

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[Guest kingdombrat]

I unfortunately remember in 1998 [Clinton] we almost went belly up when the Hog Market crashed from $120 per 250 lb pig to less than $50, which is not even covering the cost to feed a pig to gain 250 lbs.   But I don't believe any farmer was ever discriminated due to race/skin color before.

[David1701]

1 hour ago, kingdombrat said:

I unfortunately remember in 1998 [Clinton] we almost went belly up when the Hog Market crashed from $120 per 250 lb pig to less than $50, which is not even covering the cost to feed a pig to gain 250 lbs.   But I don't believe any farmer was ever discriminated due to race/skin color before.

This issue is not really about farming, it's about critical race theory and trying to make people with less pigment in their skin hate themselves and their history (including, but not limited to, the historical evangelisation and salvation of many people who were in false religion).  The purpose of this, is to try to make people willing for the removal of what's left of the foundations of righteousness, so that the New World Order can be ushered in.  It also fosters bitterness, hatred and division, thus creating the chaos and unrest that also make people willing for foundational change.

Edited May 9, 2021 by David1701

[teddyv]

19 hours ago, David1701 said:

(including, but not limited to, the historical evangelisation and salvation of many people who were in false religion).

While is does not cause me, nor anyone I know, to hate themselves over it, we do have to acknowledge that, in may cases, the means by which this evangelization was done was far less than optimal and ultimately caused an enormous amount of pain and distrust.. 

[David1701]

2 hours ago, teddyv said:

While is does not cause me, nor anyone I know, to hate themselves over it, we do have to acknowledge that, in may cases, the means by which this evangelization was done was far less than optimal and ultimately caused an enormous amount of pain and distrust.. 

Yes, sometimes what "white" people did to others was unrighteous; but, there was also a lot of good, which needs to be acknowledged as well.  Not only that, but there is not a level playing field in this blame game, since the "blacks" are being portrayed only as poor, downtrodden victims; whereas, the truth is rather different.

European explorers, when they reached Africa, found an already flourishing slave trade, being carried out by indigenous people.  They exploited this, which was wicked, but they were certainly not the originators, nor the only ones practising it.  This is just one example of balance that we don't hear very often.

It is entirely unrighteous to refuse help to poor farmers, based on the amount pigment in their skin.  What happened in the past is irrelevant and nothing to do with the people who are alive today.