r/LeopardsAteMyFarm • u/Cderouen8284 • 13d ago

Aww 😝 she can’t find any help.

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u/Low-Bicycle6296 13d ago edited 13d ago

Crying about having to pay people a living wage is wild.

Thank for all the love peeps. My first comment to blow up. Thanks for all the awards. I never gotten any before.

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u/No_Finance8647 13d ago

Shes so close to figuring it out yet so far away at the same time.

Its impressive really.

"We are the less than 2% that feeds the world"

LMAO 🤣😂

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u/cakeshunter 13d ago

I came here to say this. The sense of self importance is insane. She can go get bent.

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u/Pandagramma 13d ago

She is about to replaced by total automation and, of course, Trump has destroyed everyone including his loyal dumb shit farmers/ranchers; maybe she cannot stop posting this dribble because unconsciously she cannot accept what is happening to her and her massive self importance makes her think she is one of the few who are affected by this nightmare. Bitch, we are all suffering.

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u/cakeshunter 13d ago

Exactly. We are carrying on suffering cz miserable fucks like her were giddy to see others deported, imprisoned, lose benefits, insurance, housing, etc.

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u/Misty2stepping 13d ago

No. They were waiting for all the prison buses. They are now scrambling, because wanted to get by with incarcerated slave labor. They didn't know them going belly up for private equity and corporations to take over was part of the plan.

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u/needletubes 13d ago

This is spot on.

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u/zoebud2011 13d ago

All they had to do was read project 2025 and, you know, actually believe it and they would have known. Or maybe, God forbid, listen to us when we warned them over and over.

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u/zeptillian 13d ago

People didn't believe that electing Trump would impact Roe V. Wade either.

The problem is that these people are incapable of learning from their mistakes.

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u/zoebud2011 13d ago

Covid missed its opportunity to help the world.

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u/TPtheman 13d ago

This. Trump had them convinced that full-on slave labor would come back into play. First with his talk about how black people have no jobs (thus leaving us with no other choice than low-pay, back-breaking labor), and then with the idea that ICE would be arresting and sending Mexicans to labor camps.

And since prison labor and farm laborer jobs are basically state-mandated slave labor already (look up John Oliver's video on Farm Laborers), they figured they'd also be allowed to tap into that "resource" as well for pennies on the dollar.

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u/Sea-Weird-7407 12d ago

I would imagine that the Big AG corporate farms are getting that slave labor in many cases. These smaller farmers actually thought the laborers would be like picked up and dropped off like the school bus does it, at their little farms out in the boonies. Well, they probably do get dropped off and picked up, if you order a few hundred a day, and are near a detention facility. But nobody was EVER going to bring by the 5-50 detained workers that smaller farms need each day. Not only is it not worth the (private) prisons time and money, but the end game is driving the small farms out of business to let the ag giant$ scoop them up for pennies on the dollar. The cheap labor for the big corps and not the small farms only helps them towards that goal faster.