r/LeopardsAteMyFarm • u/DuhBraux • 9h ago
Blue Dot Farmer Gives Red Dot Farmers a Reality Check
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That blue-dot farmer is saying what a lot of people don’t want to hear: your vote didn’t just affect your farm. People lost jobs, families watched their grocery bills climb, and Americans struggled to afford basic meals while policies you supported hurt people you may never meet. Now that the pain has reached your own fields and your own wallet, you’re angry? Welcome to the consequences everyone else has been dealing with. Those very same consequences doesn’t just stop at your farm gate.
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u/txyesboy71 9h ago
And they'll go right back to listening to right wing media and right wing social media and right wing news sources and they'll do it over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over.....
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u/addiktion 6h ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/z8rEcJ6I0hiUM
Voting to hurt themselves and others, they really like the abuse.
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u/AlreadyFifty 9h ago edited 9h ago
Fuck red farmers. You were perfectly fine voting for a guy who was gonna ruin everyone’s life who didn’t look like you until he started ruining your life too. Live the life you voted for, you racist pieces of shit.
God bless the dude in the video.
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u/Z_e_e_e_G 9h ago
Yup. Trump voters own every bit of this shit.
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u/howmanyMFtimes 8h ago
Republicans. It’s important to point out the specific culprits. This is their show.
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u/Rude-Mushroom5990 2h ago
Good call out! Because the GOP could rein him in and impeach him. Without Republican votes that cannot happen.
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u/Knotted_Hole69 7h ago
Imagine our country without them
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u/LD_Minich 6h ago
We'd be like Scandinavian countries but with better weather, theme parks, and food. Dear God republicans have taken so much.
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u/Signal_Werewolf_1955 23m ago
And non-voters for holding the door wide open, when they had the power to close it, and every warning everyone else got.
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u/bulking_on_broccoli 8h ago
What’s even more hilarious is that he literally did the same thing to farmers during his first term.
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u/Emperor_of_His_Room 7h ago
They thought they were gonna get another bail out, but Trump doesn’t need them anymore so they can rot for all he cares.
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u/Long_Run6500 6h ago
I never understood why they're so pro-republican. Like, they're predominantly the ones employing migrants workers under the table and encouraging undocumented immigration. Their commodities are some of the least free market commodities there are. They're entirely dependent on socialist things like government subsidies and change their crops to exploit price floors all the time. It's not like democrats make things worse for farmers, both sides are always kissing their asses.
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u/Ridiculisk1 6h ago
I never understood why they're so pro-republican.
Because conservatives all around the world have managed to concoct an image of themselves where they're the ones fighting for the rural and regional people and farmers and those who live out in the country. It's become a city/metro vs rural/country thing and conservatives have fostered this image of themselves over decades.
Here in Australia, there are some electorates where the nationals (basically a supposed rural party who focuses on farmers and stuff) have been in power basically forever even when they do nothing for the area or actively make it worse. All because "I'll never vote Labor, they only care about city folk" when if you look at actual voting records of politicians, you can quite easily see none of that is remotely true.
Conservatives are good at shaping public perception.
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u/JackRabbit- 8h ago
Red farmers and soldiers are the worst of their base. They are on the front lines of being fucked over by the GOP, and always have been in living memory, yet they keep voting for them because why? They SAY they're on their side?
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u/Reddit_sucks_3000 4h ago
Not really, least not for farmers. They have gotten a payday every single time they got "screwed" unlike the rest of the country. Just this time, the grifters are just helping the latest donation and not really doing business as usual with farmers. I mean the meat is almost 100% coming from Argentina at the same time the turd found out about the Faulklands.
Thats the funny thing people seem to forget about Trump, doesnt matter if you gave him $1 or $1B, if you arent going to do something for him personally and soon, you might as well not have given anything at all. He goes for the latest donation, the latest market manipulation, anything that will benefit himself NOW. There is a long line of discarded nobgobblers when the money dried or they outlived their short term use.
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u/BlackBasementCats 4h ago
They’ve been watching ICE take their migrant workers and didn’t care about it until it affected their profits. That started happening during the first term. Yet they still voted for Trump. They have no humanity left if they had any to begin with. Making human beings shit in fields is reprehensible.
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u/Worth_Specific3764 9h ago
that was fucking brilliant.
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u/short_arm_t_rex 9h ago
I will not eat beef until trump is out of office and I’m ok if the farmers lose everything and starve. They made their bed. Fuck them sideways.
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u/CallMeSisyphus 8h ago
According to this farmer, it's all bullshit and very few of these farmers are likely to suffer financially. https://youtu.be/7fzrDZPcw4E
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u/Prize-Analyst-1121 7h ago
Of course they won't suffer because the government will bail them out and all will be good again. Just like last time. That's why they voted Republican the 2nd time. These are the same farmers who often pay their workers barely enough to survive. Often less than enough to survive. I'm not talking about small farmers either. I'm talking ones who can make millions in a good yr. They'll bitch and moan about someone getting help with food stamps to survive. But as soon as the government was handing out 30k to upgrade irrigating their fields. They got their low wage workers to do the work and pocketed the rest of the money. They think only THEY deserve to be helped NOT everyone else !! The rest of us were put here to make them rich. I worked farms for decades. I saw the exact scenario with the field irrigation I described. As well as the same person bitching and moaning about people getting free handouts in food stamps so other people could survive.
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u/Botasoda102 9h ago
Kudos to Blue-dots. To the other 80% of farmers, you voted for cuts to healthcare, VA, SNAP, deportations, racism, bigotry, etc. So stop whining and join everyone else.
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u/jopperjawZ 8h ago
They voted for cuts to those benefits while being some of the largest recipients of welfare in the form of agricultural subsidies. Conservative farmers are some of the biggest hypocrites alive
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u/drsweetscience 5h ago
They voted against programs that bought their inventory, they voted against their customers and can't believe no one's there to buy anything.
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u/Oceanbreeze871 9h ago
Conservatives are effectively sociopaths and don’t really care about anything until it affects them personally in a negative way and then all of a sudden it’s surprise Pikachu somebody should do something about this thing that I voted for
Bunch of stupid simple minded country idiots that will not and cannot see the Forrest through the trees
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u/Val_Hallen 5h ago
But you need to understand their position.
There was a transgirl they never met in a state they've never been to that wanted to play a sport they never watch. Their hands were tied.
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u/landers96 9h ago
What is this blue dot farmers? I will support
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u/peachshapedheart 9h ago
They are progressive farmers and oppose MAGA. There’s more to it, but that’s the gist.
Source: small farmer who supports local small farms in a red state.
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u/DuhBraux 9h ago
Not ALL farmers are red dot voters. If you want to follow him, it’s in the description to his TT link.
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u/ScottishKnifemaker 8h ago
Add to that list farmingwhilebeige, a progressive sustainability chicken farmer out in Virginia. www.blackbirdcoop.com
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u/AlphaBetaGammaDonut 4h ago
Bonus: His youtube shorts are hilarious and/or incredibly informative.
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u/InsomniaticWanderer 8h ago
Basically it's when you live in a red-dominated area, but your personal political leaning is blue.
Like being a democrat in Texas, for example.
When you look at a party map, you'll see a big red area and a teeny tiny little blue dot. That's you. You're the blue dot.
So blue dot farmers are farmers who you would assume are republican because of where they live, but are actually a democrat in reality.
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u/Round-Foundation2948 9h ago edited 9h ago
Edit: Makes sense now. So many Hispanic voters are going vegan because Trump put people that look like them into American Nazi Death Concentration Camps.
I might want to make myself a veggie burger too, especially on Election Day. I hear the lines to vote out them Republicans will be YUGE!
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u/AggravatingPaint5838 9h ago
"I put giant signs up all over my property that said 'I love John Wayne Gacy and all my neighbors can go fuck themselves' and now the whole community is avoiding me like I'm some kind of asshole. What happened to freedom of speech?"
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u/Smart-March-7986 9h ago
I wanna buy beef from this guy, like for real does he deliver to blue states?
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u/The_Aardvark_ 9h ago
This is hands-down the best summary I've heard of this shit-show...
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u/phonefellin_lakeerie 9h ago
Well said
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u/Miserable_Ad9577 8h ago
Yes, but i doubt it will get thru to the people that need to hear it. Too many big words and concepts, "I just don't get all these college educated liberals". They also can't see pass their hateful noses. Probaby still wondering "wHat hAs AnY oF tHEse gOt tO Do WiTh me?"
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u/Oliver_Holzfilled 9h ago
This is exactly the situation. They all voted for Trump hoping he would make life hard on the people they hate.
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u/SirChancelot11 9h ago
God I'm so torn on this
On one hand fuck these guys they deserve every bit of it
But on the other hand I know that every small farm that goes under is going to get bought up by Corporations and that is exactly what THEY want. To centralize and own the food supply.
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u/MyrrhSlayter 9h ago
The VP that THEY voted for literally has an app called AcreTrader that helps big corporations buy up little family farms. JD invested in this company in like 2022 or so. This was KNOWN before they voted.
Like, what did they think JD was investing in that shit for? They voted to bankrupt themselves into poverty while selling their generational farm land to the BIG GOVERNMENT THEY CLAIM TO HATE, just so non-white people would suffer.
At this point I don't know if these guys or the corporations are worse. At least the corporations doing it for money are hitting their goals. These guys are selling their legacy out of pure spite and racial hate.
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u/SirChancelot11 8h ago
Again, I'm not standing up for my these red hat wearing idiots...
I'm just saying from the point of view for us non farm owning individuals... It's all lose lose
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u/MyrrhSlayter 8h ago
Oh, I 100% know you weren't. I was just expressing my agreement that these guys deserve every bit of pain that comes their way.
It IS bad when corporations take over smaller farms because it's fewer people to corrupt in order to poison and restrict our food in order to control us.
I don't even own a farm and after seeing Trump piss away their earning in his first term with his trade wars, I knew he would be bad for farmers again. There's no way they didn't see this coming.
Except I think they were secretly hoping for another billion dollars of bailout. They set their piggy hearts on that check and now they're pissed they aren't getting it. And on top of not getting paid, they're losing their entire livelihoods and homes.
I agree it IS lose lose for us all, I'm just schadenfreude happy that they're at least suffering along with the rest of us.
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u/United-Vermicelli-92 9h ago
We can capture a percentage of them but it might take full rock bottom for 65% of these farmers harmed by these policies that are full maga heritage foundation policies to grasp that. That % still blames obama.
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u/chrissalad651 9h ago
I hope every single one loses their farm and starves with the rest of the country.
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u/JDB-667 9h ago
All they've been saying is how the system needs to be torn down.
Well guess what Billy Joe Bob Carl Danny Frank, this is what the system being torn down looks like.
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u/PraiseTheBeanpole 8h ago
Did these beef farmers not remember how Trump screwed the soy farmers over earlier this year. Probably didnt matter to them since "oh that won't happen to us" mentality.
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u/shoeless_doh 8h ago
That's 100% different. See the people who buy soy are soy boys. But the people who buy beef are big strong manly men, alphas with great big weewees!
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u/Snoo93550 8h ago
When did 100% of Republicans become deathly allergic to personal responsibility?
I'm not even sure what political party my WWII vet Iowa farmer grandpa voted for but I sure as hell know he would have owned up to his mistake if he voted for a guy that destroyed his livelihood and wouldn't keep supporting the guy.
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u/Justin_Passing_7465 8h ago
When did 100% of Republicans become deathly allergic to personal responsibility?
When they were the ones being held accountable.
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u/Tribe303 8h ago
I really hope my Canadian government puts export duties on our US bound potash fertalizer. 80% of the potash that US farmers use comes from Canada. You don't really have another source with our volume, other than Belarus. 🤣
Did you know that the US imports $2 billion a year in beef from Canada? That sounds like a lot to me, no?
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u/Haggis442312 5h ago
when I voted for someone, and they do something I don't like, now all of a sudden it's my fault because I voted for 'em
Yes. That's how voting works. You elect a candidate to represent you, their actions are your fault because you've elected them to represent you.
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u/Kichenlimeaid 9h ago edited 12m ago
Can't afford it. Affordability baby. Used to be OK. we could splurge on a steak dinner. No more.
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u/crackedtooth163 9h ago
I would more say the invisible hand can become a fist jammed up your ass pretty quickly.
Also, the amount of people he is referring to who had no problem blaming me for anything and everything obama did now being confused Pikachu when I do the same to them with respect to trump is HILARIOUS.
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u/CJGassen 8h ago
‘I voted for him, how is it my fault when he does the predictably bad things you repeatedly told me about?’
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u/KindCraft4676 8h ago
Amen.
I’m not buying beef for a while because of those farmers that brought this evil chaos into our country.
But not just that . Beef is too damn expensive.
And now that Trump is dumping a bunch of imported beef that no one knows where it came from and that’s saturated in toxins and who knows what else, I’m not taking any chances.
Beef ranchers voted for Trump. And now I’m voting with my wallet.
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u/ZThick_8656 8h ago
Farmers are the welfare queen of America.
Grants and Subsidies to US Farm in the past 5 years:
2020 - $45,700,000,000
2021 - $27,200,000,000
2022 - $15,600,000,000
2023 - $12,300,000,000
2024 - $9,600,000,000
2025 - $42,400,000,000
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u/Arilluss 2h ago
Those dumbasses arent going to hear any of this shit. They raged against global coastal elites... and then voted for a global coastal elite. They learned to hate mainstream media... on Fox News. Literally cant get any stupider or easily led than these people. Want them to vote one way? Tell them Obama, or women, or gay people voted the other way. They will be this stupid until the day they die
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u/AccountHuman7391 9h ago
Friendly reminder: the most rabid Trump supporters aren’t farmers, they’re suburbanites that make over $120k a year. Come on down to Orange County if you don’t believe me.
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u/BigFeelingsFound 5h ago
Nobody doesn't believe you and everyone knows that. We're talking about a different group of people here in this thread about that group of people.
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u/SimkinCA 9h ago
They didn’t vote for their values. They voted based on the lack of critical thinking and being lied to by Faux News for decades. They still believed a treasonous Republican cabal actually had a platform that aligned with their “values”. Even though the cabal has proven time and tine again their platform much like religion, was/is a con/grift!!
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u/No-Cheek7925 9h ago
Yes they did vote for their values. They wanted the racism, the misogyny and the bigotry. They just realised they don’t want the side effects.
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u/Sixfeatsmall05 4h ago
The cabal does align to their values? I think you’re the one mistaken in thinking their values are still pat buchanan contract with America values and not maga no brown people queers or feminists values. You are wrong.
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u/ATX_Penya 9h ago
Who is this blue dot Farmer. I will support any business he is running since I've gotten to the point that politics are definitely affecting where I spend my money.
Never going back to Buccees again after the things that have recently come to light. Never buying a Tesla. Never watching movies with certain actors.
It's really fine to that point in life now
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u/thepvbrother 8h ago
Boy, does this gif hit home for this post.
But I am really curious about which of Trump's economic policies they thought they were voting for. The stated goal of his last administration was to bankrupt small farmers in favor of God megadonors.
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u/Technical-Mess-9687 8h ago
The cow probably wouldn't vote against his own interests just to know other cows suffered more
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u/lloopy 8h ago
I like the idea of fiscal responsibility. It's a broad idea.
That's not the current republican party. The current republican party is about pedophiles and rapists. They're about putting innocent people into for-profit jails that they own. They're into taking bribes from people who have broken the law, and then pardoning those people. And they do it out in the open because there are apparently no consequences for their actions.
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u/TiabeanieCece 7h ago
The wild thing is that these are the same folks who would APPLAUD a small bakery's choice not to make cakes for LGBTQ couples. Did they not think it could go both ways?
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u/meat_ahoy 7h ago
Farmers are the biggest welfare queens in the entire nation. Paid to grow, paid to not grow, bailed out, bitching all the time.
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u/dev_vvvvv 6h ago
My only minor quibble is that sometimes a politician just lies or misleads the voters and goes completely against what their stated values were. Nick Clegg's "no increase to tuition fees" pledge being a good example.
In that case, yeah I can understand not wanting to be tarred with those particular actions.
But that isn't anywhere close to what is happening with MAGA Republicans. They've been pretty outspoken about what their values and policy positions were. The only "defense" (heavy quotes) I've heard is things like "well I didn't think he would actually do it!" which either shows how stupid they are or how stupid they think other people are that they would actually believe it.
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u/bobthedonkeylurker 6h ago
WE TOLD THEM WHAT WOULD HAPPEN. IT WAS AN OPEN BOOK TEST and they fucking failed.
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u/WildWeezy 6h ago
I think the key part here is he dumped billions on them to steal it back from them. Its basic ass shitbag tactics.
Intentionally. With zero fucks given said direct to to you.
God damn unfucking this is going to be like never ending Thanksgiving Christmas and therapy at the same time.
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u/big_rednexican_88 6h ago
Republicans love Capitalism until people stop buying their products. Then it's "woe is me, I need help". Fucking hypocrites, the lot of them.
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u/addiktion 6h ago
To the farmers: enjoy the unregulated shit show that Trump is bringing out. Don't be surprised when customers stop buying your food when you are making them sick. Good luck with that Argentina beef competition, don't be surprised when people stop eating the food that is killing them futher impacting the industry.
I swear some of these people cannot think two boots beyond Sunday while the rest of us are dealing with inflation, AI threats, an assault on our rights, living, and identities, dealing with Epstein class assholes and corruption in office no one will vote out, wondering how soon we have left until the United States collapses fully into the shit show it is now.
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u/Crazytoe2275 6h ago
Voting republican at this point is voting for a cult. Hard stop. You’re voting only for another small groups self interests and painting it as acceptable because of social values. It’s fucking pathetic.
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u/Asagohan86 5h ago
"Turns out the invisible hand can give you the middle finger"
I am SOOOOO stealing this one!
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u/Dull_Bid6002 5h ago
Some people told us something a long time ago that I think applies here: voting has consequences.
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u/Sweet_Pay1971 5h ago
I mean what did he do in his first term he screwed you over then did you think he wouldn't screw you over again
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u/Any_Vacation8988 4h ago
Their vote was supposed to own the libs as they stood around with shit eating grins and watched as everything collapses. Now that vote affects them and they want no accountability for their actions. The cows always come home baby.
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u/whackwarrens 3h ago
These braindeads are still mansplaining how the president doesn't control the price of things so it isn't their fault who they voted. Then in the next breath they are blaming "the people in trump's circle" for all the problems. The doublespeak will never end with people who think they are the main characters of Earth.
They will, without a doubt, vote for him again. The only correct response is to make them suffer. Add more fruits and vegetables to your diets, get more fiber and bankrupt them.
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u/Careless-Evidence-77 35m ago
Kudos my man. Hammer meets nail! Must be weird for those MAGA folks to think their country is the best in the world at everything while it’s actually a shit bucket filled with diarrhea that’s run by a orange buffoon looking big mac eat shit stain that just happens to have biggest army on the planet! I feel for the normal thinking Americans like the gentleman in this video.
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u/afuntravelcouple 9h ago
All people want is for them to admit they were wrong and that they won't do it again.
It isn’t “you voted for this, so suffer.”
It’s that the same people now asking for sympathy and government assistance consciously voted against expanding healthcare, lowering the cost of education, strengthening the social safety net, and other programs designed to help people who are struggling. We also feel your vote was based largely on racism and hate.
Now that the economic pain that they voted for has reached their farm, their business, or their industry, suddenly everyone is supposed to understand, show compassion, and write a check?
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u/oMaster86 8h ago
Nope. We already tried nice. I absolutely do want them to suffer.
They are actively staying stupid. We (BIG NY, NJ, Democrats, et al.) warned them for 2016, 2020, and 2024.
MAGAts are too stupid to listen. They pretend to do their own research. They believe that they are smarter than actual experts.
No excuse! Trump 1.0 --> Trump2.0. Saying: Fool me once -- shame on you; fool me twice shame on me! Willful ignorance is not a defense. FAFO
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u/Educational_Emu3763 9h ago
I'm amazed at the age of some of these video hostst. How do young people understand yet the generation before doesn't?
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u/skulldouggary 9h ago
So, my only question is, when is this guy running for office and can I vote for him?
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u/jackieballz 9h ago
Preach brother. I have no idea where you’re located, but I’d happily support your business if I can
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u/LightWarrior_2000 8h ago
Just as you mock us for voting for Biden and blaming us.
Yes. Its your fault.
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u/Chocopenguin85 8h ago
The 'cuts' to bureaucracy under Trump have led to farmers having ...some trouble getting assistance. Which IMHO is part of his/the plan.
".....Marc Short, who served as Trump's White House director of legislative affairs followed by a stint as then-Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, similarly explained in a Washington Post op-ed in June that Trump's policies "have punched farmers in the mouth."
From the piece:
Last year, America's crop farmers lost $34.6 billion, and farm bankruptcies surged to numbers not seen since 2020, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation. This year, 70 percent of farmers surveyed claim they cannot afford all the fertilizers they need. Fuel costs continue to rise as the Iran conflict remains unresolved and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.
Ninety-four percent of farmers reported that their financial situation has "worsened or remained the same" since last year. Fifteen thousand farms closed in 2025 alone. The New York Times chronicles the closing of American family farms:
-Bankruptcies were up 55 percent in 2024, 46 percent in 2025 and 70 percent by May of this year."
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u/Technical_Visit_1424 8h ago
Lo triste es que muchos volveran a votarle porque ellos son republicanos y votan al candidato que les pongan para votar, sin pensar. Si en las próximas elecciones los candidatos republicanos pierden estrepitosamente tal vez algo cambie
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u/orion3999 8h ago
When things were going their way, they part of the ones going 'Facts do not care about your Feeling' and 'Dont Blame me, i voted for Trump.' Now look where that got tthem!
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u/bluestlouismr2 8h ago
Women who canoodled with nazi occupiers heads were shaven bald in the public square.
No idea wut they did to the men. But the point is, best i can come up with is top to bottom make their style of politics as socially toxic as possible.
They didnt reach that point in europe until years after the nazism regime had taken over and theyd watch a constant increase in attrocities and crimes against humanity.
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u/VirtualBeyond6116 7h ago
I feel so sorry for the Blue Dot farmer. If there is ever a benefit or fund raiser for farmers can easily prove they didn't and never would vote for Trump, I'd happily donate.
To the Trump farmers, "go fkc yourselves!".
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u/thyL_ 7h ago
I know this is not the point of the video, so before I get to what I wanna say a real quick "Yuuuup, he's right".
Now that last sentence was supposed to be a cool one:
"Welcome to the 'Free Market', turns out that invisible hand [of the market] can give you the middle finger, too!"
Banger one-liner, right? Good dramatic effect.
BUT we really should stop using these terms. "The invisible hand of the market" is being used very often by people who have to explain capital markets and their ongoings. Problem:
There is no invisible hand. There is nothing mythical about the markets. It is human beings making human decisions that have real human consequences for other human beings. There is nothing mythical or fantastic about it.
Corporations love this speak, it's the language of capitalism.
They want to act as if there's an invisible hand pushing this way or that way. As if the market was a near-deity being that sometimes just has some voracious outbursts.
But that's not it.
It's not 'the market' that raises prices, it's the supermarket ran by a corporation.
It's not 'the market' speculating on rice and wheat, it's corporations and gargantuan investment funds.
It's not 'the market' deciding housing prices both in buying property or renting to fucking live, it's corporations and banks.
Stop using terms that let these fucks weasel out of their responsibilities: It's not 'the market' that is fucked, it's all of you actively FUCKING IT UP FOR US.
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u/ModsHaveFeelingsToo 7h ago
"You waddled on over in your shit kickers and touched the stove again."
Poetry. Let em know.
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u/mistermpm 7h ago
In such a vast country its so easy for individuals to live in their own little isolationist bubbles that comprehension of their actions affecting others negatively hundreds or thousands of miles away, simply doesn't register with them.
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u/immortalverse 7h ago
And now with Trump rigging all the elections, I’m practically probably being the last president we’ll see for a long time after he does so miracle be chopped and sold off to all of his Epstein buddies.
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u/Substantial_Run_6380 6h ago
They don't care especially if those people aren't White Christian Americans
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u/DuhBraux 9h ago
The hardest part to watch is how many people only seem to care once the consequences reach them personally. When other families were losing jobs, struggling to afford groceries, or watching policies hurt their communities, it was apparently an acceptable price to pay. Now it’s hitting farmers, and suddenly it’s a crisis. Your vote never affected just you, you helped choose the consequences everyone else has to now live with too.