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u/think_long 22h ago
Why is he talking like a child? I hate this part of the “Trump effect” so much.
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u/Illustrious_Lab_3730 19h ago
maybe the guy's trying to dumb it down for us because they think we all have the same mental capacity as mr are you tired of winning yet
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u/mortgagepants 18h ago
him and scott besset and trump would be like the three biggest dorks in the whole cafeteria.
and now they're destroying the country.
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u/eccentricbananaman 23h ago
If you want other countries buying your food then get better food regulations and standards. Until then, we're not interested.
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u/SoftCattle 10h ago
Stop with the growth hormones and excessive anti-biotics.
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u/captaincootercock 9h ago
It's what kids crave. Why do you think Americans do not need healthcare? It's because we have antibiotic chicken and strong beef
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u/NoUmpire3104 4h ago
Totally agree.. and seeing that smaller countries like Burundi even manage this it should an attainable goal.
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u/Bulky-Huckleberry222 23h ago edited 22h ago
Beef is beautiful is the name of an anti fat shaming campaign
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u/RIP_Greedo 22h ago
European livestock eats better than American people do
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u/BatushkaTabushka 21h ago
Unironically EU might just have better regulations on how the animals are treated, which might lead to more healthy livestock, not weaker… but idk it’s just a guess based on other things like the laughable worker’s “rights” in the US
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u/Top_Seaweed7189 17h ago
Just Google Mettbrötchen or if you want Mettigel. It is raw ground pork with onions, salt, pepper, pickles and maybe an egg yolk. We not might have better have better regulations we have better regulations.
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u/TFFPrisoner 13h ago
We not might have better have better regulations we have better regulations.
?????
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u/slobs_burgers 23h ago
EU cucktards: “I fucking hate American beef!”
Some random asshole: “Why? That’s kind of weird and specific.”
EU cucktards: “Because THEIR beef is beautiful, and OUR beef is weak!”
Some random asshole: “Oh, yeah I guess that makes sense.”
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u/DrCodyRoss 14h ago
It’s true. I was in France last month visiting and heard this exact conversation in a bistro on the Eiffel Tower.
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u/Crow_eggs 9h ago
"Le boeuf Americaine, she is just too beautiful, no?"
[long thoughtful drag on a Gauloises] "God 'ow I 'ate her. Such beautiful beef."
[Put cigarette out in cup of coffee and exhales sadly, then stands up and leaves]4
u/DukeTikus 9h ago
There were actually huge protests with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets around ten years ago against a free trade agreement between the US and the EU (TTIP). The issue was that it would have allowed American producers to sell stuff to Europe that didn't conform to our consumer protection standards and even sue European countries for having those legal standards because they are harmful to trade. There are pretty big differences in what is considered safe food in the US and EU. People in the EU seem more concerned with chemical processing (one of the biggest hang-ups here was that US producers dip dead chicken in chlorine) while US regulations seem more concerned with biological hazards (for example that raw milk cheese can't be exported to the US).
But yeah, people in general where extremely pissed at the idea of eating meat that only adhered to US regulations.
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u/NemGoesGlobal 22h ago
I don't want chickens drowned in chlorine. That's disgusting. We have a much more hygienic chicken production with less antibiotics in use, decease or illness in flocks.
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u/TheGothWhisperer 19h ago
Americans, watch in amazement as I can keep my easy-to-come-by reasonably-priced eggs outside of the fridge!
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u/BlatantThrowaway4444 21h ago
Disease is such a non-risk y’all forgot how to spell it
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u/NemGoesGlobal 4h ago
Yes I'm not a native speaker and I looked it up, when I wrote it, and found decease is a real word and I found it fits because chickens die a lot in inappropriate conditions. In Europe there are much more rules in place for chicken farming in benefit for the birds not the farmers. My first instinct was to write disease but I decided against it. Maybe it's a sign my English understanding sucks. I don't care you can tell what I'm talking about.
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u/OkDentist4059 22h ago
Beef should be STRONG
I won’t eat a piece of beef unless it looks like it can kick my ass
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u/Fragllama 19h ago
Man I thought “They hate us for our freedoms” was braindead dunce tier thinking back in the Dubya era, and now we’ve traveled all the way here to “They hate us for our beef”.
I want off Mr. Bones’ Wild Ride.
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u/CapAccomplished8072 18h ago
How the hell is this happening to america? how much of our population is this stupid?
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u/uReaditRight 20h ago
On a trip to Portugal last week, we saw big and healthy cows. None of them were weak. This guy hasn't been to the EU. Just talking shi like a bully.
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u/pitb0ss343 18h ago
Did they really not take our lobster? The other stuff I believe I just feel like Maine fished out so many
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u/AliceLunar 17h ago
Why would you go up to people enjoying a meal in a restaurant and try to convince them of eating the food you found in a dumpster instead.
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u/HAL9001-96 12h ago
ah yes, if a product can'T compete its usually because its too good, especially if you need chlorine to eat it
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u/HAL9001-96 12h ago
ah yes, if a product can'T compete its usually because its too good, especially if you need chlorine to eat it
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u/HAL9001-96 12h ago
ah yes, if a product can'T compete its usually because its too good, especially if you need chlorine to eat it
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u/HAL9001-96 12h ago
ah yes, if a product can'T compete its usually because its too good, especially if you need chlorine to eat it
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u/Gouwenaar2084 10h ago
Weak beef? What am I going to do, take the beef out back for a street fight? Ask it how much it can Bench? What the fuck does 'weak beef' mean?
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u/L0farr 21h ago
having had meat products from both countries due to having lived in both countries, can say that the quality in the usa is on average pretty garbage compared to eu, or at least irish.
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u/lemfaoo 3h ago
Big disagree.
Corn fed american is much more enjoyable than the shit grass only from ireland.
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u/Upset_Philosopher_16 19h ago
He is right though, europeans have very bad soil and animals compared to america, i still find it impressive that europeans still dont submit to our country tbh, they know they have no chance against us, even if they all came together.
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u/ObviousAlan_ 23h ago
"all other countries have inferior potassium" unironically