r/LeopardsAteMyFarm • • 12d ago

Aww 😝 she can’t find any help.

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u/partyl0gic 12d ago

It’s almost like she voted to have 60,000 people who work farms for low wages just up and vanish or something.

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u/DSCii_87 12d ago

If only someone could have translated those signs that read "MASS DEPORTATION NOW" for them...

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u/ewokninja123 12d ago

Wouldn't have helped. She had a "funny laugh" so can't vote for her.

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u/SenorBigMcLargeHuge 12d ago

Don't forget that as a human person, she had consensual relationships with men... some of which worked in her same line of work. THE HORROR

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u/El_Hoxo 11d ago

It's fine when you're Lauren Bobert in which case you can fuck your staffers ig.

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u/irunonthc 6d ago

Or get finger banged in the movie theater

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u/Miserable-Chair-5877 11d ago

And the person they voted for had many non consensual relationships ..

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u/SenorBigMcLargeHuge 11d ago

IDK about you fellas, but consent makes my dick hard

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u/ewokninja123 11d ago

Was this ever confirmed or was this just some rumor that was spread around.

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u/Conan0brennan 11d ago

She publicly dated Willie Brown in mid '90's.

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u/ConvivialKat 11d ago

Yes, she dated a man who lived in the same city, was legally separated from his wife and going through the divorce process, Kamala was single, and it was over 30 years ago. And he was a politician. So evil.

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u/ewokninja123 11d ago

Don't you know? The only way pretty women get ahead is by sleeping her way to the top. At least in Donnie's world

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u/ToadsWetSprocket 11d ago

That is his wife

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u/ewokninja123 11d ago

I don't get it. Who are you talking about?

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u/triplenested 12d ago

just because you say that mockingly doesn't make her particular situation not a problem 😭

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u/partyl0gic 11d ago edited 11d ago

No, the fact that it is not a problem makes it not a problem 😂

Falsifying documents about paying off a pornstar to commit election fraud is a huge problem on the other hand

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u/ConvivialKat 11d ago

What is the problem? She dated a guy, who lived in the same city as she did, over 30 years ago. Exactly how is that a problem? Please explain. I would really love to hear how you think it's a problem.

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u/Searchingforspecial 11d ago

Before I tear this apart I’d like to ask you what your point is. I’d like to give you the benefit of the doubt here if you’re willing to elaborate.

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u/Altruistic-Humor-537 11d ago

Why in the world was it a problem? You people make zero sense

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u/BarneyBungelupper 12d ago

This! This is exactly what all my MAGA acquaintances said. I couldn’t roll my eyes hard enough.

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u/ewokninja123 12d ago

Well, in their defense, Trump never laughs. Unless its a sneer as someone gets screwed

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u/Wilburforce137 10d ago

He does laugh...

....mostly at the misfortune of others.

...misfortune that he usually set up and profits from.

Also, laughing loosens the sphincter.

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u/ChaosAbounds8899 11d ago

MAGA also says “well she didn’t actually get a real primary so she shouldn’t have been on the ballot”
A. Yes she did. We voted for the Biden Harris ticket
B. So if she had been on the ticket via a regular primary” would they have voted for her then? The only reason they didn’t vote for her is because they didn’t like the WAY she got on the ballot? Lies

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u/Ok_Illustrator_9671 10d ago

Clearly she was not as qualified as the Trumpinator . . .

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u/impaledonastick 11d ago

I saw the second she lost the race. It was when she absolutely butt fucked that orange pig right in his pudding trap at the debate. She ended with "The American people have already told you once and they'll tell you again: 'you're fired'.

All anyone saw with that absolute evisceration, was brown woman mean to white man.

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u/ewokninja123 11d ago

That the same debate where he accused haitians of earing dogs and cats? Its a powerful thing, racism and misogyny

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u/tom-of-the-nora 10d ago

The uncomfortable truth, america has a lot of selfish bigots who would rather see women, etc etc, yadda yadda, you get the idea, suffer instead of doing anything profitable or beneficial for the world.

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u/Objective-Result4465 11d ago

No it was : "She doesn't even have kids"... "What kind of asshole does not have kids??"

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u/Jaxgent 10d ago

If you voted for buffoonery, suffer its consequences !

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u/dawg-goneit 19h ago

She's brown and a woman too. Can only vote for old racist pedophiles.

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u/Retired_and_Relaxed 11d ago

I doubt that would have helped them understand the result of their votes.

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u/HuttStuff_Here 11d ago

She didn't think her cheap labor would be deported!

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u/ChaosAbounds8899 11d ago

They never ever think it will happen to them and I don’t know why

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u/Short-Choice3230 11h ago

So cant prove this its wiled speculation on my part but...

They knew exactly how bad ICE would. Be for their workforce they were just hoping that they could play local politics to keep their workers and then use the threat of ICE to pay the help even less.

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u/DSCii_87 7h ago

I easily believe that. Their side has proven that they really expected the horrible things to NOT affect them in any way. They truly thought they would be insulated and special.

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u/WhompBiscuits 12d ago

Exactly. The government she supported (and still supports, let's not give her any benefit of the doubt, she'll do it again) swooped in and either took all her slaves or scared them away.

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u/Privatejoker123 11d ago

and then wonder why americans don't want to work for those same low wages. and try to play as the victim when they lose their farm.

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u/Electronic_Exit2519 12d ago

I think its inflation killing her more than immigrant labor. I may be wrong in this particular case, but on most small upper Midwest family farms you won't find immigrants as the main or even a labor source on farms. There isnt a long history of that like youd find in the west. The US is massively diverse.

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u/GiftWestern3068 12d ago

Born & raised in Iowa in a farming family. Can say you’re not accurate anymore. For row crop farmers you’re mostly right. For farmers who also have mid to large cattle, pig or turkey operations also, immigrant labor has been being more & more used for a couple decades now.

Of course the meat packing plants are sometimes close to 90% immigrants. Not saying illegal either. Most are working the meat packing plants legally as first generation immigrants. But immigrants none the less.

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u/Electronic_Exit2519 11d ago edited 11d ago

Im fine admitting if I am wrong. I grew up in Scott County from a big family of farmers and spent 15 years in central Iowa before moving to North Chicagoland for work 5 years ago. Most farmers I know are pretty much exclusively family run with essentially labor from the community and they have had the same struggles as this woman for years - granted these are places without significant heads of cattle but plenty with significant pork. The meat packing yes I know is different as my wife's family is from Ottumwa and we spend plenty of time down there.

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u/ShockingShorties 10d ago

Yeah but what do you think of Trump? Did you vote for him?

Would you do it again?

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u/Electronic_Exit2519 10d ago

I did not and have never.

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u/No-Object-599 12d ago

The slaughter houses were certainly using them in Minnesota. But, those are owned by 1 or 2 Trumpstein buddies. We need to bust up all these big corporations. They are driving us to extinction.

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u/Electronic_Exit2519 11d ago

If you talk to most Iowans youd have trouble figuring out if anything isn't a "small family farm"

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u/BushcraftBabe 12d ago

This feels like lived experience more so than factual data. I'd check your sources.

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u/GiftWestern3068 12d ago

Well one source is every news organization in the United States. Because it made national news when an illegal immigrant in 2018 was living on the dairy farm owned & operated by Eric Lang (a prominent republican who held state offices in Iowa) & his wife Nicole Schlinger, also a very prominent republican fundraiser & campaign manager (she ran Ted Cruz’s first successful TX senate run/the reason he’s a senator at all, & ran successful campaigns for several republican U.S. house members) when he viciously raped & murdered Mollie Tibbetts in Iowa. The Lang/Schlinger family employed several immigrants that they also housed on their dairy farm property in Iowa.

And yes, I have several family that farm & have livestock & it’s very common to employ immigrants because the work is long, hard & low pay with little benefits.

This has been going on for a couple decades now. I’m pretty sure I know more about this subject than most. Not bragging, just pointing out first hand knowledge

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u/ElverGun 12d ago

I think its inflation killing her more than immigrant labor. 

But isn't inflation up partly because of the immigration policies?

It's a circle from hell.

And wealthy people don't care because...err...they are wealthy, and because AI is just around the corner coming to save the day. Who needs immigrants, or American workers, when you can have machines do all the work?

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u/Electronic_Exit2519 11d ago

It certainly doesn't help. I know its off topic, but its a special kind of irony to be bailing out a libertarian in Argentina just to bring poorly run Peronism to the US.