Best thing you can do, is quit giving them your money!

you just started thinking that?

every billionaire is a policy failure. Their newsbots tell everyone socialism is the boogeyman, meanwhile the vampires are winning.

@@peter5.056How? They’ve made sure the only way we can be fed and housed (if we can even manage that anymore) is to give them our money. Surviving without enriching a billionaire somewhere is near-impossible; completely impossible, if you get sick or hurt and want to live! 😑

@@misspatvandriverlady7555 buy local

Then rear your own pigs. Monopolies can only form in sectors where the market is over-regulated to prevent competition.

Sadly it is. Only a handful of people controls 80% of our food supply.

We should not sell out to other countries

No one has a monopoly on food.

@@BennettKunertCould you cite your sources for that claim?

You forgot two things - donate money to a certain political party, then after it all craps out - get a government bailout.

Why should a small farmer make more than an engineer. It's ridiculous

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Terry Reed ex CIA wrote a book years ago telling how a 100 million dollars a month in drugs back in the 80s were being flown into Mena Arkansas. I wonder what they did with all that money 🤔

We desperately need the separation of Corporations and State. Only then can we have a true free market that plays by the rules and regulations.

Then try "The Arrowhead Ranch" Birch Tree Mo for all your pork needs. "Happy pigs make good BBQ." They're raised in the forrest free, like God intended.

Greetings, dear farmers. I see from the comments that you have very big difficulties with the land. I am from Siberia and I have a hobby of breeding horses. I have a lot of land for grazing and making hay. There are tractors and everything necessary for making hay. If any of you really want to start breeding beef cattle, then I can offer you this breeding here in Siberia on partnership terms. Our meat market is experiencing an acute shortage of meat, so this niche can be said to be empty and without competition. On my land areas You can increase the number of broodstock to 3000. Breeds such as Hereford, Galloway, and Angus are suitable for our climate. If you're interested, I'm looking forward to hearing from you. Write to me in the comments

@@JohnSmith-uv4ox how are they murdered ?

@OKFrax-ys2op I'd love to...but they charge more than the greedy companies.

@@randyeilers4061 How can I contact you personally?

#GeneralStrike

I have been since it was taken over by China

I've been boycotting them since 2021

this isn't boycotting anymore. its just "unaffordable". were not forming marches or holding rallys to walk into tyson corporate. LOL. we can't even afford that. corporations fail to realize this. company will cut jobs to offset the loss and claim that they "made" money. they keep cutting jobs until there are no more employees. what do they cut next? LOL.

With Keurig, Carhartt, Nike, M&Ms, Bud lite, etc etc etc. Who again is the cancel culture?

Capitalism seems to always need Socialism to bail it out.

That’s easy. A long time ago a politician decided it would be a good idea to let corporations donate to individual candidates. Then the politicians all got bought out. Then SCOTUS fell under the money spell and decided that corporations are really just people, so stop complaining that your politicians aren’t passing any laws that benefit you. And here we are.

They vote for the reps that allow this

@@Mecknificent Was about to say, because if you had asked these people who should be in office it's probably Kim Reynolds because while she completely fucks them sideways, she probably also isn't pro choice or is big on guns. I really do sometimes have a hard time watching these videos because you have all these "poor me" people who look like the exact kind of person that didn't want regulation, safety nets, job training programs, etc. Now that they're feeling the effects of that, they want to say it's not right, but can't actually think about how to solve the problem because they've been culturally trained to hate every solution. So instead they just fucking complain most of the time. That complaining part being what I see all the fucking time from my conservative side of my family. Can't think of a solution to save their lives, but they sure can bitch and moan about it. When you suggest something you can quickly tell they don't really want to have to consider nuance or be forced to think critically. My friend talks about the small town he's from dying and wondering when it won't be on the map, and I said I hope it's as fast as possible. 95% of those people vote for people that will fuck them and me over, don't want to think about how to make things better, and advocate for losing their own homes and having to options, so I'm not sad when that's exactly what happens to them. I care less about these farmers (statistically) than I do about the actual prices of food and the poor conditions the pigs are being put into. The farms had choices and voted in these people who directly assisting the people that are doing this to them. I and the pigs didn't have a choice since we don't live in that state....

Why? Money in politics.

just stop buying pork. the price is too high and quality is too low. I can go the rest of my life without eating pork.

@brusso456 I hate eating pork bit I eat a lot of poultry but my family won't give up pork

Joe,you don't have to eat animals, it is a choice to abuse and kill innocent animals or not.

@jjradV a vegan diet, kills more animals per meal than a carnivore diet please have some consideration

Plus most fast food chicken nuggets are all Tyson.

Oh so your aunt is one if the crazies

Ya feeding people is soooo bad. How dare they

If you can't see the harm of the factory farming of livestock you're either wilfully ignorant or maliciously stupid

You think Tyson is bad. ADM is worse and has been around long before Tysons.

You can sue everyone for everything without consequences. Our legal system is disgusting.

@@matthorrocks6517Would you like it better if there’s consequences for suing someone? Seems like this can be abused too.

@@phoenix5054 people make it their way of life. No one should be looking to take everything from someone else just because it's legal.

What was the court case?

What corruption? Farmers sold their land to Tyson or other entity and/or agree to terms with a much larger company. All of this was done voluntarily and without coercion. I'm open to being wrong about that, so I welcome evidence to the contrary. Everyone blames corruption or corporate greed while ignoring the 'greed' (I truly despise that word) of the small farms who willingly sold out. We have only ourselves to blame, but it's easier to point fingers at others than it is to take responsibility and do what one can to remedy/alleviate the problems.

Created by Globalist & Philanthropist making the government program the people.

@@j.joseph5353 most of the inflation is in the stock market

@@j.joseph5353 So it is fault of the free market and capitalism.

@@masonieorzechowe7836 Corporatism and lobbyists. I was incorrect earlier, there was coercion of a sort involved. More like lobbyist/corporate led extermination of small farms by imposing new laws/restrictions that only the larger farms could easily afford to comply with. Honestly, I'm still researching this but it was not as simple as I earlier thought. The 'free market' was once again corrupted by corporations, their lobbyist dogs, and corrupt lawmakers. Seems like more or less the same thing that cattle ranchers face(d). And independent gas stations. And I'm sure many others.

They deserved what they got for engaging with evil Tyson in the first place.

And you feel bad for them why? Nobody forced their hand to take out mortgages

@@jeep1987 I don’t feel bad, no one signed papers but them. Tyson did a family member wrong. That’s all

Yeah, but it's also like the transition from buggy production to car production. Things change, jobs change. Sometimes for the better.

@theoriginalbmt nice gaslighting there

@@TheoriginalBMTIt’s objectively worse.

Sadly, the wealthy ALWAYS win. Always. No exceptions. There is almost nothing anyone can do about it... ... unless they're RICH. 💪😎✌️ If you're loaded, you can put up a fight. But if not, brother, you are goin' DOWN, suckah! 😂 You have no chance. #copium

Capitalism is what got us there before and how it got us here today…it is how it is unfortunately

I have been watching this happen to my beloved country.

Yiu have a compelling point. Just short of one thing. ….. Hit the space bar every now and then. Write as you would be speaking with someone, and wanted their attention.

Grew up on a farm. But have business in the restaurant industry. It's the same thing. Consolidation of power. It's sad and funny at the same time. Consumers think they are sticking it to the big corps by demanding XYZ to apply to industry. But the smaller companies are the least capable to adjust. All that is left is then the big players. We do this to ourselves

A small business owner i worked for was dreaming of attempting a similar stunt in education, he wanted to sell to the state as "think of the children!", but in reality he just wanted to raise the cost of competing with his pioneer business

I have news for you your statement is true for all forms of farming.

What was the cost to build your processing building?

@justme7185 I bought the land for 24k and built the building for 20k. So $44k but I also made 18k for the trees on property and another 12 k on concrete blocks on the property plus there's a garage the I rent out for 800 a month and I'm putting in a 1 acre secured fence for a towing company for another 1600 a month

Richard, how proud you must feel knowing that you are needlessly taking the lives of defenceless innocent animals.

awesome

@@jjradV plants have life , they grow and u devour them

so per this video and your definition, the Tyson family is not greedy. agreed.

And the control of the supply, thereby controlling power.

Tyson foods should be broken up by the federal government.

I call that gluttony to distinguish it.

Such as billionaires

The crime, is the fact that people keep buying their products. The CONSUMER is doing it to the hogs!

@@peter5.056 Not if we could get them elsewhere. Tyson literally drove them out of business.

@@AMcGrath82 The consumer can't pass the buck.

What they do to the animals, the environment, and the people, should all be criminal but US politicians are surprising inexpensive to buy off.

@@peter5.056 This is a sound argument but it's never the buyers fault. This argument is used by giant corporations in all sectors. Namely OIL. ❤

I really don’t care if my food was happy or not. You are such a hippie.

​@rickybobby7276 oh shut up 😂

Animals raised on the land are so much healthier. The meat from the first pigs I I raised.on my land were darker then the beef you see in the stores. My kids won't eat store bacon after we started making our own.

@@matthewconnor5483 how do you murder the pigs ? Do your little bacon eaters watch you taking their life or do you drop them off at the slaughter house and let someone else kill them ?

@@JohnSmith-uv4ox how happy are they when they are being murdered ?

Salmonella wasn't nearly as much of a thing until Tyson.

Kyle,anyone raising ,killing or / and eating animals is complicit in the horrific cruelty to defenceless innocent animals.

@@jjradVo so you are vegan ? Well since you know so much about the animal side maybe you should do some research on how every single animal is exterminated for your fields of tofu and herbicide loaded micro greens

@@kylebozell2891 the majority of soybeans and crops are grown to feed the animals you eat. I have no control over poor farming practices but I do have control over choosing not to deliberately abuse and kill animals to eat. Why can't you answer my question ?

@@jjradV maybe we should end this here your obviously not intelligent enough to know you didn't even ask a question

I don’t like eating meat because I don’t like killing a sentient being for my taste buds. But that Tyson does is beyond evil and I hope that the corporate people at Tyson face really severe consequences for what they’ve done to these animals because at least family farms are more humane to the animals. Factory farms treat these animals like meat.

Rich gotta rich, poor gotta serve, suffer, and *submit*. 💪😎✌️ If you ain't rich, then you ain't sheet. That's just how mankind has arranged itself over thousands of years. Ain't ne'er gonna change. #copium

@@Novastar.SaberCombat "Mankind" is indoctrinated to think just like you do. Your support is their strength! You are a political zombie.

Playing devils advocate, there's 8 BILLION and counting in the world. These small farmers grow a superior product and healthier, but when it comes to feeding MASSES of people small farms cant produce the supply needed for the demand, think about that.

@@user-sq5sl4uz3claughing in lab grown meat

The corporate bottom line is still about efficiency and profit. This profit just happens to also involve destroying the way of life that has sustained most people for generations.

Voters don't understand that govt intervention in the economy is essential to stopping monopoly.

Well safe guards weren't enforced. It's to late. Basically America dream worked for a season but the experiment is over. Enjoy what's left ..

Oh yea, it's satanic abuse of everything to ruin life, based on economics that just happen to go that way. It's all rigged

@@presence5426 Voters in America can't tell you how they'd feel if they hadn't eaten breakfast that morning.

We here in Europe allow no animal products from the US and there is extremely tight control on everything else

That has nothing to do with quality. It’s just a bunch of communists protecting local jobs and forcing people to pay higher prices.

politicians are not going to listen to farmers any more than individuals. Their door is open to lobbiyists of big business/farms. eddit; the gvmt gives $ to some farm owners. One farm had 52 owners, including city dwellers. Unfair IMO, but the pgm exists. Loohole / oversight / shrewd?

Look up RFKJR'S policies. He's huge on supporting small agriculture.

@@chrismatteson2337 I do not cast doubt, yet, the audience dictates every stance by those seeking the job of overlord.

@cliffontheroad your right. But, his biggest stance is getting Americans healthy again and keeping corps out of it. Small family farms does both. It would be hard, but at least he truly wants it.

@@chrismatteson2337 unfortunately he also supports fascist Zionism…

The meat industry is cruel. There is no getting around that fact.

So true; but the Globalist & Philanthropists included in the monopolies fail to realize when people, especially middle class are eliminated; the monopolies will collapse with nothing in their possession.

or because the price collapsed? wasn't profitable, lot of people got out then

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Farmers did it to themselves

NADA!!!

​@@RJ1999xnah...

@@ThaKandyLady as an actual farmer, trust me, when I tell you

Corporations are evil, Tyson is just one of them.

Yep they're factorys are horrendous so are Cargill's

don't worry his hot seat is ready for him down below, there's always a cost to our evils

Terrible reporting that they fail to mention what foreign country owns Tyson

Breakup of the family and god = $$$$. That’s the problem

@07wrxtr1 God?! 😂🤦🏽‍♂️ God=Abuse, corruption and excuses for hate and violence. You keep that superstition/religion garbage to yourself. (Snort! Spit!).

What Do you Expect.What Animal Is More Evil Than HUMANS.? None.

THE OVERALL WELFAIR OF THE ANIMALS. Lmao.

The CHINESE Bought A Lot Of The PIGS.

Americans eat too much god-damned meat anyways. No wonder constipation medicine takes up like an entire aisle in some grocery stores. 😅

I don't eat any meat and I'm leaner and more energetic than ever. I also don't have the guilt of contributing to unnecessary animal suffering and slaughter.

If you avoid Tyson and go to Smithfields for pork, then you are buying Chinese as they own Smithfields and over 25% of the US pork industry.

agree, not the same story for the 600 pound boars though 😂

Unfortunately it's really hard to avoid, given how many brands they own and how much of their meat is used in other products.

Smithfield is a huge pork "producer" owned by China. We are so screw!

I don’t buy it either!

Just learned Aidells is owned by Tyson. 😮

​@@BettieBoonot that we know of, right . Awful

That’s true. They drive out to the sites and stay there recording, interviewing and researching. All that work and the average person still doesn’t do anything about their exposures. Pitiful.

Iowa ppl are profiting from all this aswell. It goes both ways. They ain't gonna take they're own jobs away

And Narcissists are a creation of broken homes. Every social issue goes back to the breakup of the family and people wanting to play god… You never want weak losers in charge of running a company because they are easily beholden to money greed etc - not - doing what is right They love to hide behind “bro we’re just building shareholder value maaaan”

real estate is problem of austins(and the rest of the US) shit zoning laws. abolish zoning laws and youll get actual urbanization instead of the never ending urban sprawl

@@TheWizardGamezlack of zoning laws means you get a hellacious shithole that floods every year like Houston

Completely agree. I still consume some packaged meat, but I eat a tiny fraction of what I did before. The meat industry demands so much human and animal suffering. It's just not worth it. Especially for meat from large animals (eg. cows, pigs). I try to eat that sort of meat as rarely as possible and just supplement for my vitamin and protein needs.

We've gotten to this weird place where we think that having meat every day, in almost every meal, is normal. For most of history, it wasn't.

@@greygryphon6881 I believe for the most part, animals were eaten in religious sacrificial contexts. That was the norm. Now people eat them regardless and in whatever way without taking thought. An animal that was sacrificed was supposed to be treated right and die humanely for it to be a victim “that absorbed sins.” It died on the behalf of someone else - that sort of thinking

They have done a video on cattle ranchers. It's a good video, I recommend it

No, we need to pass a constitutional amendment restricting one person from having more then term in political office for their lifetime and restricting bureaucrats to 5 to 10 years of working for the government per life. Military excluded. And no retirement for government workers or politicians. And you cannot work for governments or run for office once you hit the age of 55

If you listen to RFKJR he is fighting against such farming practices

You mean the beta males running corporate “america”

They're also clean animals. 🐖🐖 🐓

Their also quite tasty when cooked right

​@@jonathanjones3126colon rectal cancer.

​@@jonathanjones3126people are also tasty

They are highly intelligent, but their smell is too strong to be pets. You don't want one in the house.

Unions are not the major force amongst the farming community. They are almost non existing due to automatization. Coops are big amongst farmers.

Unions eventually get taken over subtly by the corporations they're trying to control

U nailed it the Republicans have brain washed them for years

You elitists think you know what is best for everyone. I bet you've never made anything in your life.

Niman farms

Butcher box. Local farmers markets.

Local farmers markets and if there is a private owned meat locker nearby they are a great resource, lots of farmers switching to farm-to-table model through local lockers

Tyson was smuggling cocaine in his boxed chicken, pork, etc.

Yes, heaven forbid Iowa kept supplying food to people in the midst of a plague

No, the voters in Iowa are to blame.

Yep puppets have been the downfall of America

and the poor animal's god put us in charge of..

@@shekharmoona544 The hog farms in the Carolina’s are primarily owned by Smithfield a company owned by China.

What do you mean by fighting back?

Once corporations rule over us like tyrants, we should treat them as such.

@@usa-ev By systematically voting and cutting off the supply chain. Worked in the 70's and 80's

Most all farmers gladly vote against their own interests.

When as consumer stand up for our farmers?

Why is beef different?

@@fishmonger7020 beef production took longer to vertically integrate. Cattle ranchers still have an open bidding process for cattle. Which helps keep them slightly independent. They are falling though. I give it another decade before they are forced into the same rigged tournament that chicken farmers are trapped under.

@@fishmonger7020unlike chickens, pigs and dairy cattle, beef cattle can’t really be raised in large numbers in giant indoor boxes

@@cleverkittn Gotcha

Not only the share price. Also profitability and many other corporate interests.

You'd need someone more like Bernie or AOC if you wanted real help.

>aoc will stop this HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA "We must stop global warming by putting corks up cow's asses and having a state enforced vegan diet based on microplastics!"

Look up RFKJR'S plan for small farms. He's the only one that wants reform.

@@chrismatteson2337I would if he was normal in other aspects. I like some of what he calls for but the conspiracy aspect of his personality and Covid stuff really puts me off from him

they are owned bought and paid for by the same billionaires that fund the Federalist and Heritage Societies; both are experts at finding obscure old texts to use out of context to justify stealing our rights. next thing is stealing our right to vote.

What's even worse.... they are just part of another bigger umbrella. Last product map I saw had some like 5 or 6 umbrellas with all the things. Its all a lie.

the short answer is "incentives". we don't want to see our fellow workers destitute because we decided to boycott over the outrageous behavior of their bosses. the slightly longer answer is "marketing". there's a reason small businesses are dying and it's not because capitalists love competition... it's literally the opposite. you have it backwards. it's as if you think the owners of commercial buildings only make money by collecting rents from businesses that want to use the office space.

long story short, real capitalists do not get into business to "make money"; they get into business to employ the massive wealth they already have to secure a dominant position in an industry and use it the way ordinary people use retirement/pension accounts... or at least the way ordinary people used to use those accounts. if you're getting into business to make money you don't yet have, then you've already lost to the monopolists. remember: workers can't own and owners don't work.

@@BrickGriff With my dollar, I incentivize farmers to grow the food I eat: lentils, potatoes, wheat, corn, vegetables.....

@@peter5.056 you grant subsidies?

Sounds like a much better option for consumers who can afford it in this ungodly expensive world

@@jeffb321 just fyi, it’s a subscription and we set the dates as well as size of order. We are a fam of 4, two teenagers. Our order is usually every three months for $150-200. I think it’s cheaper than Costco.

@@jeffb321 Most people in the US have a butcher within a reasonable driving distance at least for now until the topic of this video is fully implemented. Buying directly from a butcher sources healthier local raised meat and is only slightly more expensive than buying from a grocery store. Anyone not living in a tiny NYC apartment could likely figure out a way to have a deep freezer full of locally sourced meat for less than they spent on their last smart phone or less than they spend buying things they don't need over the course of a month or 2 on amazon.

I'm getting beef from a local small grass-fed operation. You need a chest freezer for that.

There is only one problem: how many Americans can afford the meat prices of Butcher Box?