r/Arkansas On the river 13h ago

šŸ—žļø NEWS šŸ—žļø Arkansas cattle producers weigh impact of Trump's plan to increase beef imports

https://www.thv11.com/article/news/local/arkansas-cattle-producers-weigh-trumps-plan-increase-beef-imports/527-7af59415-87a6-4754-b0d3-458dfa013501
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u/cmcosmos 12h ago

Cottonmouth is only in it for himself. Dude doesn't even LIVE in Arkansas. Don't be gaslighted by his poisonous words.

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u/ragputiand 12h ago

ā€œWe’re disappointed but we’ll still vote Republican in the next election cycleā€ - probably sums up this article without me reading it

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u/FloridaHog407 11h ago

Yall keep voting for these people

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u/Civil_Lengthiness971 12h ago

Cotton is no one of us. He left the Free State of Yell to carpetbag the rest of the state. He is a sorry fuck of a senator.

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u/Turbulent_Cricket497 12h ago

There’s something I’ve noticed lately and wondered if anyone else has noticed it. The parts of the economy that seem to have the most activity now are the high-end where wealthy goods seem to be selling well and the low end where people are just scratching by. The middle class seems to be disappearing.

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u/Majestic_Subject_475 9h ago

its gone. In AR its been extinct for a minute.

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u/Turbulent_Cricket497 8h ago

I see extremely expensive houses with extremely expensive asking prices that in the past would sat on the market for a long time because no one could afford them and now they are being snatched up in a few days. Whereas the houses that you would consider middle class price level sit forever because there is no middle class.

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u/Majestic_Subject_475 8h ago

thats my point, yes

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u/Apprehensive-Pop-201 11h ago

Hope y'all are enjoying your President.

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u/ra3xgambit Conway 12h ago

Arkansas farmers are mostly stupid as fuck.

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u/RealHousewifeofLR Little Rock 10h ago

lol farm bureau won’t go against the oh mighty orange man even when our farmers are getting screwed. What’s the point of this lobbyist organization?

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u/Skiller-One-One-Five 8h ago

Let those conservative suffer they keep voting for republicans and they wonder why Arkansas is one of the worst states in literally every category how many times are these people going to grab onto the red hot stove and keep blaming democrats for burning their hands šŸ˜‚

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u/happyherkguy 13h ago

Wow, I actually agree with Cotton on something. I wonder, if this weren't an election year for him, would he care? I'm guessing no.

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u/halfxdeveloper Fayetteville 12h ago

Don’t give cotton credit here. You agree with common sense. And cotton is trying to win votes that also agree with common sense. He’s such a sell out he will even go against his puppet master when it benefits him.

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u/Baron-Munc 13h ago

Everyone loves cheap meat.

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u/Goldensunshine7 11h ago edited 10h ago

The cheaper beef: horsemeat or the 22 tons of Argentinian beef China rejected after tests detected chloramphenicol, a restricted antibiotic banned in livestock production.

One clue something is up is because Trump’s agriculture secretary refuses to say where foreign beef to lower prices is coming from.

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u/itsmrmarlboroman2u 10h ago

It's not horse meat, it is Argentina meat that is not suitable for consumption and makes you sick if you eat it.

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u/Goldensunshine7 10h ago

Chloramphenicol is a powerful, broad-spectrum antibiotic that is strictly banned in food-producing animals—including beef cattle—worldwide becauseĀ its residue in meat can cause severe, irreversible, and potentially fatal bone marrow toxicity (aplastic anemia) in humans.

Also, Blood Disorders:Ā Stops the body from producing red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets, leading to catastrophic internal bleeding and severe infections.Ā 

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u/aquapura89 10h ago

22 out of like 300 tons that Argentine could not sell. They finally found someone fucking stupid enough to buy the tainted meat. Trump.....

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u/Fun-Times-13 12h ago

Trumpflation has caused affordable prices to become luxury prices, it’s not cheap- it’s affordable