Anonymous Trump Declares We're Buying Ar(...) 10/21/25(Tue)10:42:07 No. 1450028 President Donald Trump's new plan to purchase additional beef from Argentina to lower prices for consumers in the United States has sparked backlash from critics and alarm from some American producers—as the administration already faces questions and criticism for its recent $20 billion bailout of the South American nation. Meriwether Farms, a beef producer based in Wyoming that said it supports and loves Trump, described the plan as an "absolute betrayal to the American cattle rancher" in an X post Monday. "The continued manipulation and betrayal by the very people who claim to support them [cattle ranchers], needs to end immediately," the producer said. Newsweek reached out to the White House for comment. Trump is acutely aware of voters’ concerns about inflation, a key issue that helped to deliver him the White House in the 2024 election—and one that could hurt him in next year’s midterms if the cost of living remains a problem under his leadership. The announcement also came as the Trump White House has sought to help ally Javier Milei, the libertarian president of Argentina, avert an economic crisis in his country with a $20 billion bailout, a move that has sparked criticism from American farmers and some within his own MAGA movement.>https://www.newsweek.com/argentina-beef-trump-plan-sparks-fury-bailout-10908176 >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)10:43:00 No. 1450029 >>1450028 (Cont) Trump said Sunday that his administration would import beef from Argentina to help tackle persistently high prices as the supply is throttled by drought, a flesh-eating pest and other issues affecting cattle. "We would buy some beef from Argentina,” Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One as he traveled from Florida to Washington, D.C. “If we do that, that will bring our beef prices down.” The price of beef, alongside other everyday essentials, has soared this year largely because screwworm outbreaks have weakened already diminished cattle herds. According to the most recent data from the Department of Labor, the beef and veal index rose 13.9 percent in the 12 months to August, with uncooked beef steaks up 16.6 percent. Experts believe beef prices will remain elevated for the foreseeable future, given the lengthy process of replenishing herds and high tariffs on key exporting nations such as Brazil.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)10:44:02 No. 1450030 >>1450029 (Cont) Meriwether Farms sounded the alarm on the plan, with a message directed at the president. "We love you and support you— but your suggestion to buy beef from Argentina to stabilize beef prices would be an absolute betrayal to the American cattle rancher," the beef producer wrote on X. While the company said it understands that prices are currently high, and that it admires Trump's "concern for all Americans," it said that beef producers would suffer if the plan moves forward. The producer said high prices are "the fault of politicians who have allowed BRICS-aligned entities to dominate the meat industry, that participate in price fixing and who also continually lie to their consumers. It accused Washington of facilitating "the squeezing of our own ranchers" for decades, "while allowing these entities to flood the market with cheaper, lower-quality imports." Others on social media were quick to criticize the move as well. "Guess when you get tired of bending over soybean growers, you can move on to cattle ranchers," Christopher Gibbs, a farmer and the chair of the Shelby County Democratic Party in Ohio, wrote in an X post. Spencer Hakimian, founder of Tolou Capital Management, wrote: "Our own farmers go bankrupt and lose everything. Argentina gets another bailout. Are we at $50B to Milei yet?" "Somehow, buying beef from Argentina, instead of struggling US farmers, is 'America First.' I’d like reporters to ask Republicans to explain how," Melanie D'Arrigo, executive director of Campaign for New York Health, wrote. In an apparently sarcastic response to the plan, liberal political and economic blogger Matthew Yglesias wrote: "America First. Amazing.">>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)10:45:02 No. 1450031 >>1450030 (Cont) Why Does Argentina Need a Bailout? The Trump administration intervened in Argentina’s currency market after Milei's party suffered a big loss in a local election last month. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the $20 billion financial rescue for the country, which boosted the peso. However, given spending cuts within the U.S, the financial support was criticized by some, such as Democrats as well as Republicans, who said the money should have gone to Americans. "Americans are getting decimated with high cost of living and skyrocketing insurance costs," Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican, wrote on X last week. "Many of them have zero savings and some are maxing out credit cards to survive." "Tell me how it’s America First to bailout a foreign country with $20 or even $40 BILLION taxpayer dollars," she added. As Argentina faces financial turmoil ahead of midterm elections on October 26, the country's voters can voice their support or opposition to Milei's cost-cutting, free-market reform agenda.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)10:46:10 No. 1450032 >>1450031 (Cont) Justin Tupper, president of the U.S. Cattlemen’s Association, in a press release: "When policymakers hint at intervention or suggest quick fixes, they can shake the market’s foundation and directly impact the livelihoods of ranchers who depend on stable, transparent pricing. Sudden price moves make it harder for independent producers to plan, invest, and keep their operations running.” U.S. President Donald Trump to reporters aboard Air Force One: “We would buy some beef from Argentina. If we do that, that will bring our beef prices down because our groceries are down, our energy prices are down. I think we’re going to have $2 gasoline pretty soon—we’re getting close—and everything’s down. The one thing that’s kept up is beef. And if we buy some beef—I’m not talking about that much—from Argentina, it would help Argentina, which we consider a very good country, a very good ally in a place. “Although I must tell you, if you take a look now, South America is turning. Those South American countries are starting to turn very much toward us. They’re getting away from socialism, and you can go right down the pack. But they are starting to turn. It’s pretty amazing.” Meriwether Farms on X: "Why is it that members of Congress, Cabinet Secretaries, and other senior government officials continue to call farmers and ranchers the 'backbone of the country' while simultaneously screwing them with disastrous policy decisions? Do they even believe what they are saying or do they think we are stupid?" What Happens Next Trump did not specify how much beef would be imported under the potential deal. Meanwhile, Argentines head to the polls next weekend, with Milei’s party hoping to gain seats and strengthen its minority position. OTHER SOURCES:>https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/21/trump-argentina-deal-beef-imports-prices-us-cattle-industry.html >https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/trump-argentina-beef-milei-rcna238756 > >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)11:23:46 No. 1450061 >They’re getting away from socialism Yet you went towards Starmer's Labour with that deal you demanded with that not-Conservative government and they got the better part of that deal Make your fucking mind up, Two Minds or should that be No Mind Trump. But US livestock farmers won't be in two minds about who to vote for in the midterms and it won't be Republican >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)11:42:36 No. 1450071 Capitalism has failed everywhere it has been tried. >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)11:43:40 No. 1450073 >>1450028 To be fair, American ranchers are creating an intentional shortage to drive the price up.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)11:46:33 No. 1450074 >>1450073 Still not an excuse for literally bailing out foreign industries that are fucking over American industries. America first was a fucking lie.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)11:54:06 No. 1450078 >>1450074 If American beef was trying it wouldn't be issue. Remember: competition is important to lower pricing. And being a retarded faggot about it isn't.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)11:56:53 No. 1450079 >>1450078 Why does the competition have to be foreign? You're telling me we have no other choice but to fuck over the US industry to help another country's industry because this'll somehow help the US industry?>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)11:59:18 No. 1450081 >>1450079 I'm not a SME here. Here's a quick google search for you. https://www.dtnpf.com/agriculture/web/ag/blogs/canada-markets/blog-post/2025/05/29/north-american-beef-herd-slow-death Let me know. >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)11:59:27 No. 1450082 >>1450079 >Why does the competition have to be foreign? Because half the country is running out of water and we already use a fuckton of land and water to raise cattle.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:01:18 No. 1450083 this is all part of bringing US jobs home to the US. Or Argentina. Or China. Or Qatar. Whatever. >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:03:48 No. 1450086 >>1450083 As if you give a single fuck.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:17:47 No. 1450091 >>1450081 >>1450082 So basically>America first! >Unless it's the beef industry, in which case they deserve to get fucked and replaced with foreign sources >Or the soy bean industry >Or- >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:18:51 No. 1450093 >>1450091 >noo you cant just... lower prices for consumers! Wrong.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:19:46 No. 1450094 >>1450093 I thought it was short term pain, long term gain? That higher prices are worth bringing back american industries? What happened to all that?>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:21:56 No. 1450096 >>1450094 Yes. But we have just been through a massive drought and screwworm has ruined herds in Mexico so our usual imports are down. Making use of Argentinian beef cuts the product deficit, reduces prices for consumers and supports a key ally.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:23:47 No. 1450097 >>1450096 >Making use of Argentinian beef cuts the product deficit Shouldn't we be focusing on the beef that used to go to China, that they are now getting FROM Argentina?>reduces prices for consumers How?>and supports a key ally. Lmao what is this shit about Argentina being a "key ally"? We literally lose more to them than we get and they're still a few years away from economic collapse even with us picking up the bill.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:26:11 No. 1450099 >>1450097 1. We don't have enough beef because of drought 2. Mexico does not have enough beef because of screwworm 3. Argentina has beef 4. Supply increasing relative to demand decreases prices 5. Your obsession with Argentina is fucking weird.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:31:17 No. 1450102 >>1450099 >1. We don't have enough beef because of drought Shouldn't we be able to substitute what we couldn't sell to China because of Trump's tariffs? What happened to America First?>2. Mexico does not have enough beef because of screwworm America First? Come on, we don't need those other countries. Trump said it himself; we need to focus on manufacturing here!>3. Argentina has beef And they're selling it to China after Trump blew up our farmers relationship with them. We are now literally supporting the industry that replaced us.>4. Supply increasing relative to demand decreases prices Again, what happened to high prices being the price we pay for American production?>5. Your obsession with Argentina is fucking weird. Tell that to Trump who's spending them billions while claiming millions for Americans is too expensive.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:33:30 No. 1450104 >>1450102 1. We don't have enough beef 2. Mexico is in NAFTA. 3. We want them to sell to us 4. Drought and screwworm 5. We didnt give them anything. Its a stop.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:43:43 No. 1450112 >>1450104 >5. We didnt give them anything. Its a stop. We're giving them 20 billion in USD for the same amount in Pesos. The same amount in Pesos is 27 TRILLION; we are not getting that shit any time soon, but we already gave them the USD.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:46:22 No. 1450113 >>1450096 >supports a key ally >a key ally [citation needed]>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:48:52 No. 1450115 >>1450112 >we are not getting that shit any time soon Given that Argentina's explored dollarizing, even if we get it, it might end up less than worthless.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:48:58 No. 1450116 >>1450113 Trump and his admin have literally been asked point blank what the practical use of giving all this money to Argentina is. His only response was "They need it because they're dying and I like their president". Not a word of pragmatic reasons for it, just purely because he thinks they need it and Milei is his friend.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:55:05 No. 1450118 >>1450116 To be fair, he could've explained it in great logical detail and you'd still be complaining. The reason: you don't give a single fuck because you simply want to win elections for Democrats so you have access to young boy's asses.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)12:57:27 No. 1450121 >>1450118 >To be fair, he could've explained it in great logical detail But he didn't. And then his admin officials whose JOB is to do so also didn't. Because they don't fucking have one. Literally how does it make sense to cut millions in foreign aide because "America first! No more wasting money!" and then turning around to spent billions on... foreign aide. For a country that's been fucked by their own leadership so hard Milei almost got lynched last time he went to face the public.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:04:13 No. 1450127 >>1450118 >he could've explained it in great logical detail That would require such an explanation to exist.>so you have access to young boy's asses The elections don't secure anyone sexual access to children. They just let people in positions of power shield themselves from responsibility for making use of such access, by, for example, shutting down investigations against them and suppressing evidence. On a related note, release the fucking Epstein files.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:06:41 No. 1450129 >>1450118 Pedophiles consistently vote red>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:09:39 No. 1450131 >>1450121 >For a country that's been fucked by their own leadership so hard Milei almost got lynched last time he went to face the public. The worst part is we're giving them money to incentivize them continuing to do the shit fucking over their economy. Usually foreign aid is tied to reforms we want to see so a country will be less of a shithole so we can get economic advantage out of it or so we get less refugees or so we can get political support for international initiatives. Here, we're assfucking the country, only going to create more refugees, and our international standing is the worst it's been in over a century. And we aren't even helping out a US fruit company by doing it, just a Trump sycophant.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:16:35 No. 1450132 >>1450121 >>1450127 >>1450131 What exactly do you want from ME though? Democrats will never be a viable voting option as whatever their agenda is is so far removed from prosperity and rationality that you will be unable to pick up any votes and Democrats are SO terrible they're still worth voting against.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:20:16 No. 1450133 >>1450113 >>1450116 I mean, if you dont have the background knowledge on geopolitics and dont understand the fight the US and China are having in LATAM then this would probably very confusing.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:21:18 No. 1450134 >>1450121 >and then turning around to spent billions on... foreign aide Yes, if you misrepresent the nature and scope of the "aid" its certainly very contradictory.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:22:12 No. 1450135 >>1450132 Democrats have mindfucked you so much that you're bringing them up out of nowhere in a thread about Trump bailing out a brown lolbertarian.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:23:45 No. 1450137 >>1450135 >how dare Trump spend money keeping the first Pro-US President Agrentina has had since the late 1980's >We should just let him fail and allow the pro-China Argentinian socialists back in power This weird OBSESSION with Argentina on /news/ is extremely telling.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:27:50 No. 1450139 >>1450135 I mean, you're not complaining because you specifically care, you're complaining because you're electioneering so I don't know what to tell you, except being a faggot with a stupid agenda isn't working as intended.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:35:35 No. 1450141 >>1450079 >a previous president that became the standard for the Republicans since: in word, action, thought, and policy Reagan was all for free trade>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:40:56 No. 1450144 >>1450139 You're complaining about democrats in a thread that has nothing to do with democrats.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:44:14 No. 1450147 >>1450144 Alinsky tactics.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:53:17 No. 1450153 >>1450132 >What exactly do you want from ME though? A policy defense would be nice. You should be able to articulate how things the administration does that you are for are good. Or failing that, you should be able to disagree with Trump. Just say he's wrong. Here. I'll show you. I'm a Dem and Biden's Israel policy sucked donkey ass.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:54:50 No. 1450156 >>1450133 >dont understand the fight the US and China are having in LATAM So Trump leveraged the aid to get Argentina to stop selling soy to China? Shut the fuck up.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:55:09 No. 1450157 >>1450153 >You should be able to articulate how things the administration does that you are for are good. Once you explain Joe Biden in it's entirety, I'll be glad to. Given I don't know, I'm not certain why you're trying to hold me accountable, nor do I really care. Maybe google it. I'm betting you just received some stupid marching orders or something.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:56:19 No. 1450159 >>1450157 >Given I don't know If you don't know, why are you in favor of it, you dumb fucking shill?>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:57:46 No. 1450160 >>1450153 As I said I don't even care about what happened with Argentina, but since you're such an insufferable fuckface, I went ahead and googled it. We bought Pesos with Dollars. That's a currency exchange. We did not give Argentina $40 billion.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)14:00:02 No. 1450162 >>1450132 >Democrats will never be a viable voting option Elsewhere, and for for fourteen years, Conservatives were in power. Indeed, since they were re-elected in late 2019 with a 'Thumping 80 seat majority', there were those who said that their political opponents would never be a viable voting option. Then on 4th July last year, said political opponents were elected with a 400+ seat majority: a massive landslide. So why did Trump demand a deal with the leader of that Conservative-destroying government?>Obama won: twice Nothing's impossible.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)14:03:00 No. 1450163 >>1450156 >aid What aid?>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)14:03:16 No. 1450164 >>1450160 So gRumpf made a Forex investment? HOLY FUCKING SHIT! MAGA is kill.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)14:03:46 No. 1450165 >>1450160 >We did not give Argentina $40 billion. The amount of pesos they've promised us is more than exists and the value of the peso is crashing. Even if they ever printed enough to pay us, we could do jack shit with it. We might as well have traded them $40 billion for magic beans.>As I said I don't even care about what happened with Argentina THEN WHY ARE YOU DEFENDING IT? LITERALLY JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP!>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)14:04:48 No. 1450167 >>1450163 >What aid? The hearing aid you need when you watch the news from now on, gramps.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)14:05:31 No. 1450169 >>1450165 >The amount of pesos they've promised us is more than exists Summer child does not understand how fiat currency works. Sad. >LITERALLY JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP! Summer child is mad.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)14:06:32 No. 1450171 >>1450167 >reddit snark Cute, but what "aid"?>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)14:11:52 No. 1450174 >>1450165 >Don't know shit >Don't do any research >Don't understand shit >Make it /new's problem What a gay faggot.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)14:15:47 No. 1450177 Incel archetypes: 1. The Incel (The Suffering Truth-Teller) Core belief: “The world’s rigged against me.” Style: Cynical, self-pitying, darkly analytical. Weapon: Blackpill logic. Goal: To reframe failure as wisdom — “I lose, but at least I see clearly.” How he competes: Claims truth over illusion; his masculinity is awareness, not success. Threat: His fatalism poisons everyone else’s drive.> “You’ll never make it. Hypergamy is real. Enjoy your cope.” --- 2. The Pseudo-Alpha (The Grindset Prophet) Core belief: “If you’re not rich, ripped, or stoic, you’re worthless.” Style: Aggressive, meme-heavy, performatively confident (“JUST. MAKE. IT.”). Weapon: Success theater. Goal: To dominate through appearances of mastery. How he competes: Turns every thread into proof of superiority — “I’m doing what you can’t.” Threat: His self-assurance hides deep fear of exposure.> “You guys just don’t want it bad enough. Cold showers and charts, that’s all it takes.” --- 3. The Ironist (The Detached Nihilist) Core belief: “Nothing matters. Caring is cringe.” Style: Ironic, poetic, self-aware (“LMAO this thread is free entertainment.”). Weapon: Detachment. Goal: To transcend chaos by mocking it. How he competes: Wins by not playing — too smart to care. Threat: Exposes the insecurity behind both despair and ambition.> “You’re all arguing over imaginary money and imaginary women. Incredible.” --- 4. The Traditionalist (The Order-Obsessed Moralizer) Core belief: “Society fell when we abandoned real men and women.” Style: Half-serious, half-edgy — invokes God, family, “nature.” Weapon: Nostalgia. Goal: To restore order through hierarchy. How he competes: Claims moral superiority as social necessity. Threat: His certainty suffocates nuance.> “If you losers went to church, you wouldn’t be like this.” >>
Granny wants to know 10/21/25(Tue)14:26:09 No. 1450182 Where's the American beef? This Argentinian beef tastes like pampas cow patties >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)14:44:12 No. 1450186 >>1450182 Why $40 billion to Argentina?>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)15:40:27 No. 1450195 >>1450169 >Summer child does not understand how fiat currency works. Sad. We gave them 20/40 billion in USD. They cannot give us the 27/55 trillion in pesos it is worth. They promised they will EVENTUALLY, but they're so deep in debt their PREVIOUS loaners have all but admitted they won't be getting it back.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)15:51:12 No. 1450199 >>1450195 >why yes, I don't understand how fiat currency works >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)16:00:59 No. 1450208 Argentina beef is better than USA beef, had less magat ranchers fucking them in their buttholes. >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)16:29:42 No. 1450221 >>1450137 That sounds an awful lot like soft power, which we all know doesn't exist and we don't need and that's why we stopped giving any money for it.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)16:32:50 No. 1450226 >>1450199 >we give them 40 billion dollars >They print 55 trillion more pesos to give us >an amount now worth approximately $26 in total due to hyperinflation >can't even burn them for fuel because they're digital Shart of the deal.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)17:17:21 No. 1450248 >>1450226 $4.50 for aergenrestine ye or na?>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)17:42:07 No. 1450256 >>1450248 I wouldn't buy Argentina for $1. That's a bottomless money pit.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)17:43:54 No. 1450258 >>1450256 It'll recover if they can stamp out leftism.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:02:49 No. 1450266 I've criticized Trump on almost all of his policies but hey if he gets me cheaper beef prices that's alright with me. If some beef producer "that said it supports and loves Trump" gets absolutely fucked then that's not my problem lmao. >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:10:38 No. 1450267 >>1450028 You do know that most beef consumed in the US is not from the US, right retard-kun? That most farmers, ranchers, and in fact just about everybody in the economy with goods to sell generally like to get more money for said goods, so they prefer to sell overseas at a markup? Most of our domestic meat consumption comes from Australia, New Zealand and South America, most of our beef crosses the Atlantic to feed Europeans, who in turn ship most of their beef to Asia and the Middle East. We were already buying beef from Argentina, they're just buying more now because increasing the supply of a good relative to the demand of a good generally does cause prices to fall. Now stop throwing a bitch fit on our Tibetan Light Bulb Munching Forum.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:14:50 No. 1450268 >>1450267 Yeah so, Trump caused domestic beef to lose massive sales to China, then instead of buying from them, bought from the people that replaced them in selling to China, leaving domestic beef producers to get fucked.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:17:57 No. 1450273 >>1450268 We're not selling to the Chinks, Anon, like I said, most of our beef goes to feed Europe. European beef goes to feed the chinks.>Leaving domestic beef producers to get fucked Prove it or fuck off. Lets see your source, right now, with data on American beef actually losing value rather than being worth more than it ever has because of supply contractions. Post argument or fuck off and be resigned to forever being brown.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:21:28 No. 1450275 >>1450273 >Lets see your source, right now, with data on American beef actually losing value rather than being worth more than it ever has because of supply contractions. I don't have a source and I made it all up>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:22:55 No. 1450276 >>1450275 >I don't have a source and I made it all up I know. Now fuck off, brownoid. The adults are talking and we don't need your shitty excuse for grey matter mucking up the works.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:30:51 No. 1450280 >>1450276 Does your mom know that you've taken her phone and are posting on adult sites?>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:31:48 No. 1450281 >>1450275 >>1450276 Why are you talking to yourself?>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:33:05 No. 1450282 >>1450273 >We're not selling to the Chinks, Anon Yeah not anymore because they cut off that market. Before, however>https://capitalpress.com/2025/10/14/u-s-farm-exports-to-china-cut-in-half-as-trade-beef-deepens/ >U.S. beef exports to China in 2024 totaled $1.58 billion. In March, China didn’t renew export certificates for hundreds of U.S. beef processors. Beef sales to China collapsed the following month. >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:49:10 No. 1450294 >>1450258 >It'll recover if they can stamp out leftism. >leftism They've been led by far right libertarians for years. Why the fuck do you think their economy is in the shitter?>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:53:54 No. 1450296 >>1450169 >Summer child does not understand how fiat currency works I do, actually. As it's not tied to a physical asset, you have no guarantee you can do jack shit with it but pay debts to the guaranteeing country, in this case Argentina. Last I checked we don't and have no reason to expect we ever will have debts to Argentina totaling more than all the pesos currently in circulation. Dipshit.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)18:54:32 No. 1450297 >>1450294 >Why the fuck do you think their economy is in the shitter? to be fair its not because of their far right libertarians its because of our far right libertarians>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)19:05:54 No. 1450303 >>1450282 Rightly so. The chinks should be allowed to starve and thus deplete the surplus population. The health of the human race should always take precedence over short-term quarterly profits and the Chinks are the unabashed enemy of all mankind.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)19:17:42 No. 1450314 >>1450303 Yeah so back in reality, we just lost a billion dollar industry while China immediately replaced us with a different country we are now bankrolling. Imagine not only losing your job, but then paying the salary of the guy they replaced you with.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)19:18:42 No. 1450315 >>1450303 >the health of the human race should always take precedence If you really believed this you'd kill yourself>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)19:43:35 No. 1450334 >>1450028 Considering how beef industries in the states are so poorly run that Lung is literally illegal solely for the reason that our low health standards permit cows with pneumonia to be sold as perfectly safe beef, they deserve to be ram roded up the ass>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)19:44:55 No. 1450335 >>1450256 Argentina's total GDP is $40 >>1450189 >>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)23:24:58 No. 1450453 >>1450078 Cant have much competition when only a few mega corps own everything. A bit of 30s style trust busting wouldve been way better than this taco shit we got now.>>
Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)23:36:51 No. 1450459 >>1450028 Trump really is just a massive cocksucker, isn't he? Leader of the most powerful country in the world and all he does is bow down to weaker assholes.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)02:11:15 No. 1450499 >>1450459 He's the perfect clown. Goes out and attracts everyone's attention with retarded shit while quietly giving you permission to butcher the country however you want. It'd be funny if it wasn't such a disaster, and if that retarded shit wasn't awful on it's own.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)03:28:40 No. 1450501 I've never seen a bigger group of retards doing mental gymnastics to suck Trump's dick and screw over Americans like I've seen from the faggots here. Congratulations American sellouts. Enjoy losing everything you own to 'own' the libs. >>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)10:40:48 No. 1450534 >>1450501 I love how they can't even claim this is just the libs making things up or exaggerating to shit on Trump because it's the actual ranchers who are pissed and pointing out he's fucking them. So they instead just moved on to "well, they deserve it" even as it spits in the face of the entire "America First" movement.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)10:50:59 No. 1450541 >>1450501 >>1450534 >America does not have enough beef because drought >Mexico (who sells us a shitload of beef) has a shortage due to parasites >buy from Argentina to make up the shortfall and keep prices down for consumers >HOMG BETRAYAL >>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)10:55:58 No. 1450545 >>1450541 Shouldn't we have a surplus of spare beef thanks to China canceling all their orders? Also, Argentina is the one who then took all those orders, meaning we're financing our farmers' replacement. Also, if higher prices are bad, why are we doing any of this tariff shit? You can't say "the higher prices are just the price of prioritizing America First!" then turn around and fuck over American farmers because you don't want higher prices.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)10:59:04 No. 1450547 >>1450545 We have a shortage of beef because of droughtand pestilence. That is why prices are exploding. Buying beef from Argentina will keep prices down. I don't understand why you're mad that the President is trying to keep red meat on American consumers dinner tables.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)11:01:49 No. 1450549 >>1450547 Why is the president fucking over american ranchers after repeatedly campaigning for America First even if it meant some higher prices? We not only canceled a massive chunk of their exports (which you'd think would've meant they would've had enough for the US even with the drought) but are now actively funding the people who took said exports from them. You literally have it from the ranchers themselves that they cannot survive this because Trump is pricing them out of their own market with inferior Argentinian products. This literally goes against everything he campaigned on.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)11:21:24 No. 1450555 >>1450541 >>1450547 https://apnews.com/article/beef-prices-cattle-imports-trump-argentina-9f8e9efd6e74e958c586ea1e32797ba2 'US ranchers oppose Trump’s plan to import more Argentine beef and experts doubt it will lower prices' So say to their faces that they're wrong and they must do as you say and not only agree that your wrong opinions are right but they must continue to be 'Patriots' to your orange god - and why should Trump give a fuck about their financial woes - and not commit treason by refusing to do as you say and not vote Republican in the midterms & beyond. Go ahead. I'm sure you can persuade those cattle ranchers to listen to you and they'll do as you say, amirite? >>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)11:28:04 No. 1450558 >>1450549 Again: there is not enough beef in America. Farmers have sold all the beef they have.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)11:35:24 No. 1450566 >>1450558 >Farmers have sold all the beef they have. Did they suddenly find a new buyer for all the beef they couldn't sell China then? You'd think that would've made up for any potential shortfall. And if that's the case, why are those same farmers the ones saying this is a betrayal that will put them out of business?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)11:37:53 No. 1450569 >>1450566 >buyer for all the beef they couldn't sell China then Yes. >why are those same farmers the ones saying this is a betrayal that will put them out of business? Youre asking why a person who sells a product wants to sell that product for the maximum possible profit?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)11:40:46 No. 1450577 >>1450569 And now we've looped back to "ok but the american farmers deserve to be fucked over". Argentina First am I right?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)11:43:49 No. 1450584 >>1450577 >Argentina First am I right? As far as Trump is concerned, yes >>1450560 I'm sure all those US ranchers will agree with you, amirite MAGAts of /news/?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)11:44:46 No. 1450585 >>1450577 >ok but the american farmers deserve to be fucked over" No. No one is saying that.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)11:48:32 No. 1450590 >>1450585 Trump is though, or he would tell Argentina to go fuck themselves. America First I'm sure you'll agree. Is MAGA 'Make America Great Again' or 'Make Argentina Great Again'? It's certainly been 'MIGA' for quite a while.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)11:54:48 No. 1450600 >>1450585 But this is what's happening. And you're saying it doesn't matter how they're saying this is fucking them because they just want profit.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)11:57:12 No. 1450606 >>1450590 >>1450600 >nooooo beef has to hit $10 a pound! Yeah, nah.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)12:00:01 No. 1450609 >>1450606 Is MAGA 'Make America Great Again' or 'Make Argentina Great Again'?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)12:04:38 No. 1450612 >>1450606 Ironically it won't even reduce the price by more than a few cents at most. Meanwhile our beef industry gets absolutely fucked, costing Americans jobs while the money spent on Argentina leaves the country. Again, Trump made it clear higher prices were the price to pay for America First. Now he's putting America last by fucking our native producers in favor of flooding the market with inferior foreign product. Weren't the whole goal of the tariffs to STOP doing this?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)12:17:37 No. 1450616 >>1450612 Our beef industry is already fucked.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)12:20:05 No. 1450618 >>1450612 >it won't reduce the price >its going to kill the beef industry Holy shit pick one.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)12:30:21 No. 1450623 >>1450618 I've chosen the 3rd option: Complain about it and make it dRumpf's fault to get votes for the party who didn't do anything about it when they were recently in power. Please vote for us.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)12:34:50 No. 1450626 >>1450618 No, because it does both. Someone already made a separate thread with an article that explains why >>1450560 > The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association along with the Ranchers-Cattlemen Action Legal Fund United Stockgrowers of America and other farming groups — who are normally some of the president’s biggest supporters — all criticized Trump’s idea because of what it could do to American ranchers and feedlot operators. And agricultural economists say Argentine beef accounts for such a small slice of beef imports — only about 2% — that even doubling that wouldn’t change prices much.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)13:17:22 No. 1450646 >>1450028 Oh and in comes Trump telling the cattle ranchers they're actually doing incredible and are just being inconsiderate and greedy.>https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115418813519600271 >>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)13:27:06 No. 1450659 >>1450626 >it won't decrease prices >it will drive the farmers out of business! Pick. One.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)13:36:07 No. 1450668 >>1450028 >>1450029 >>1450030 >>1450031 >>1450032 Holy fucking illiteracy. Tell your supervisors to hire shills with actual proficiency in English.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)13:36:43 No. 1450670 >>1450659 >it couldn't possibly do both! It can and it will. Stop living in dreamland and come back to reality; there's far too little beef from the Argentinian market to make prices lower, but also supporting them over the already struggling native US ranchers will fuck them over and drive many to bankruptcy. Trump is choosing to flood the market with cheap foreign products to take a few cents off beef prices while leaving US ranchers to die.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)13:37:43 No. 1450673 >>1450668 So are we not buying Argentinian beef even as US ranchers beg for help and say this will fuck them over?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)13:39:26 No. 1450675 >>1450670 >>it couldn't possibly do both! Basic economics says it literally cannot be both. Supply and demand.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)13:45:37 No. 1450680 >>1450675 Basic economics is that refusing to help native producers while replacing them with cheap and inferior foreign ones is a good way to fuck over your own industry. At the same time, there also isn't enough foreign beef to import to do any significant lower of prices either. We fill in the missing native beef with foreign beef, but there's not enough for it to reduce the already high prices, just stop them from raising any further. But then we'll run into higher prices anyway when our native ranchers go out of business and we can't import enough to replace the farms that no longer exist.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)13:53:15 No. 1450683 >>1450680 >its not going to affect prices >its going to push locals out of business Its one or the other.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)14:03:43 No. 1450686 >>1450675 >>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)14:22:28 No. 1450694 >>1450675 Basic economics says that if I'm importing beef from Argentina using a government subsidy that makes it really cheap, I can sell that beef to supermarkets and restaurants for less than the local guys and then those consumer-end businesses can sell them to you at the same price for a greater profit. Ask any restaurant or supermarket if they would like to buy beef for cheaper and sell it at the same price and they'll ask you to stop recording before they answer.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)14:24:09 No. 1450695 >>1450694 So is the Argentine beef actually being subsidized by the US government, or is this something like the $40 billion you were complaining about yesterday?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)14:26:25 No. 1450696 >>1450695 Yes, instead of, you know, OUR OWN FUCKING RANCHERS WHO ARE ACTIVELY LOSING BUSINESS TO THEM. We are literally subsidizing the foreign competition to an industry that's already in a rut, which goes against every single fucking thing Trump said about trade up until this point. The money we give to Argentina is not coming back.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)14:28:37 No. 1450697 >>1450695 What exactly do you think "purchasing Argentinian beef" means? Do you think Trump is going to open up some commie government storefront? Fill his new ballroom floor to ceiling with imported shoeleather steaks?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)14:32:27 No. 1450698 >>1450696 >>1450697 Source?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)14:44:09 No. 1450701 >>1450698 Can you not read the OP anon?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)14:49:23 No. 1450703 >>1450701 Yes and the linked link in that link. It doesn't say the US government is paying for the beef via subsidies. So, if you have something showing this, that would be nice.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)14:56:26 No. 1450705 >>1450703 this is why everyone makes fun of you>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:01:38 No. 1450706 >>1450705 So no sauce?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:06:46 No. 1450707 >>1450703 >Guys we're just buying Argentinian beef >And giving them a 40 billion bailout that's a swap only on paper because they physically can't pay us back >But we aren't subsidizing anything! >>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:09:50 No. 1450708 >>1450707 OK show me a policy that states your claim that we're buying Argentine beef with US tax dollars. And explain 1. Why you're seething about Argentina 2. Why you're acting like a huge faggot on MY Internet.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:12:51 No. 1450709 >>1450708 So, to recap folks, we've gone from>Libs are making it up to>It's not that bad to>Well our beef farmers deserve it to>Well it makes things cheapter and now>It's not even real >>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:21:50 No. 1450710 >>1450709 Seems more like we're here>Some faggot is making it up to>Some faggot captured a passing comment to>Some faggot created it's own lore about this situation and now >Prove it, faggot >>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:23:03 No. 1450711 >>1450710 Trump literally said we would be buying beef from Argentina, then when our own ranchers complained he basically told them to shut up and be grateful because he's "lowering prices". This objectively happened.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:24:24 No. 1450712 >>1450711 Who is "we"?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:28:22 No. 1450713 >>1450712 not you, esl shill>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:33:53 No. 1450714 >>1450028 good fuck us farmer fucks no one wants your dehumanized animal cruel beef and poultry.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:34:54 No. 1450715 >>1450030 >New York Health, >NEWYORK karen disregarded>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:36:29 No. 1450716 >>1450061 ahh yes because democrats are going to support farmers kekekeke they aren't voting blue>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)15:55:22 No. 1450721 >>1450716 tell that to FDR (who won because of the destructiveness of tariff policies and changed the political landscape for decades)>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)16:22:19 No. 1450722 >>1450721 Are you sure that situation relates to current year tariffs?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)16:24:55 No. 1450724 >>1450722 it relates even more, since hoover fucked up the dollar relative to the gold standard, and trump is fucking up the dollar relative to the global petrodollar standard>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)16:31:22 No. 1450726 >>1450724 Are you sure?>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)16:32:12 No. 1450727 >>1450726 this is the last attention you get, spend your pennies wisely>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)16:36:59 No. 1450728 >>1450727 Perfect>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)17:10:28 No. 1450731 'Should any political party attempt to abolish social security, unemployment insurance, and eliminate labor laws and farm programs, you would not hear of that party again in our political history' And the above quote is the reason why the one who said that was the last decent Republican president >>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)18:10:55 No. 1450741 >>1450731 What a fucking dumbass.>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)19:58:34 No. 1450755 >>1450208 Argentina beef is grass-fed & is marbled. US beef is grain-fed>>
Anonymous 10/22/25(Wed)22:15:32 No. 1450790 >>1450741 >What a fucking dumbass But enough about Trump>>
Anonymous 10/23/25(Thu)08:57:28 No. 1450962 >vote for president who promises to destroy every sector of the economy >"there's no way he will destroy *my* sector of the economy, because I voted for him :)" >he destroys your sector of the economy shocked pikachu face.jpg>>
Anonymous 10/23/25(Thu)09:22:07 No. 1450965 >>1450962 No on voted for Biden>>
Anonymous 10/23/25(Thu)09:25:42 No. 1450966 >no on esl shill is definitely not hooked on phonics>>
Anonymous 10/23/25(Thu)09:35:35 No. 1450969 >>1450966 I be black. Be leavin' me alane>>
Anonymous 10/24/25(Fri)09:31:25 No. 1451480 All "people" who voted for trump should have their voting rights suspended for 50 years. And fined a good 100 0000$ for voting for that fascist.
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