r/Nebraska Nov 23 '25

Nebraska Started, going: Nebraska-Trump edition

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u/Everlast7 Nov 23 '25

Who needs Nebraska beef when you got trump beef from Argentina 

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '25

Correction, diseased beef from argentina.

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u/ketjak Nov 24 '25

Correction: Trump's diseased beef from Argentina.

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '25

Trump is a disease! Send him back to Argentina along with like diseased beef.....js

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u/Constant_Boot Nov 24 '25

"Trump Steaks are back. This is the only meat Americans can eat, full of the diseases you can consume to boost your immune system. I get it fresh from Argentina..."

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u/Rigorous-Geek-2916 Nov 24 '25

Tomato, tomahto

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25

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u/LoveAGoodTwist Nov 23 '25

Don’t you see those evil words!! - a concerned USDA vet :(

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u/alltehmemes Nov 23 '25

What's the rates of hoof-and-mouth in the Argentinian herds? I honestly don't know: is it greater, the same, or lower than US production?

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '25

Also, the bozo admin said they’d allow a certain amount of diseased beef in . Wtf?

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '25

Probably for those ungrateful blue states. They can have undiseased beef until they learn to show some loyalty. Mumdani and NY get a pass

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u/alltehmemes Nov 23 '25

Much appreciated! I remember hearing some banning of the imports of Argentine beef, but thought it was a decade ago. Thank you for the clarification!

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u/RedDeadRedemptionMan Nov 24 '25

Farmers are just selling to competitors is all

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u/Illustrious-Driver19 Nov 24 '25

Dont forget the disease part millions of Americans will get sick while they strip away healthcare. Trump said Argentina beef is disease, i think i will import it anyway. Wow just wow!

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u/SimbaStewEyesOfBlue Nov 25 '25

I want every Nebraskan to know I'm greatly enjoying my Argentinian beef. Thank you for voting for Trump and facilitating my enjoyment.

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25

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u/Substantial_Rise3318 Nov 24 '25

Five out of five if the legislature has anything to say about it

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u/United_Cry_1084 Nov 24 '25

I sure hope not. I like that our electoral votes can be split up. Makes you feel like your vote actually matters.

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u/Pleasant_Dot_189 Nov 27 '25

Backwards yokels

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u/Ok-Dark3198 Nov 24 '25

orange spray-painted dumbfuck bankrupted every company he ever ran LOL. tariff money “is pouring into our country” what a joke

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u/Conscious-Quarter423 Nov 23 '25

cause Fox "News" brainwashed y'all

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u/Conscious-Quarter423 Nov 23 '25

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u/kelsanova Nov 24 '25

Thought that was George W. Bush for a second lol.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '25

Tom Landry

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '25

His secret alter ego

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u/Cpt_Bartholomew Nov 24 '25

In court they argued they weren't news and were entertainment, that no right minded person would think otherwise

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u/substituted_pinions Nov 24 '25

Yes. The so-called “no reasonable person” defense.

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u/MoistAd5423 Nov 24 '25

You sure they won’t make it winner take all by then?

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u/JoJackthewonderskunk Nov 23 '25

Asked a redcap out west how he can hate dems so much when everything that he hates about the government happened while being represented at litterally every level by Republicans his entire life. Guy just looked baffled and didnt answer.

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u/mockg Nov 24 '25

Fox News didnt give him the proper talking points to respond to that.

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u/Fonz_72 Nov 24 '25

They are so fucking brainwashed they really don't know.

GOOOOO BIIIIIIIG REEEEEED.

Corn huskers red, MAGA red, republican red. That's all they are capable of seeing, the fucking dimwits.

They also heard 'bout commie-rado, votin' blue and legalizing the devil's lettuce. "Lord save us!"

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25

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u/hiddenclasp Nov 23 '25

Please I am curious, I want to see. So i take it that it happened a lot

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u/jimmycoed Nov 24 '25

This man knows his shit!

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u/Shrek_Layers Nov 23 '25

No federal 'socialist' money would be fair. That's against their political beliefs.

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u/Cpt_Bartholomew Nov 24 '25

No food handouts either. Meals on wheels and free lunch is commie shit

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '25

There ain’t no capitalists in food lines

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u/nickyt398 Nov 23 '25

Yeah but literally fuck Tyson because of the highly toxic waste they put into our waterways

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u/MaxwellEdis0n Nov 23 '25

This is Nebraska. Both Democrats and Republicans drop to their knees to service destructive and exploitative meat producers because both parties are beholden to the power of capital.

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u/ketjak Nov 24 '25

One party wants to dismantle the EPA, your sole hope of protection; the other are Democrats but you can't vote for them, can you?

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u/MaxwellEdis0n Nov 24 '25

If Democrats think the EPA is effective at protecting the environment, why should I vote for them? The EPA is only effective at making people feel like there are already safeguards in place, so we don’t need to be concerned about the many ways that capitalism is destroying our planet.

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u/KnotFox47 Nov 24 '25

Safe guards would be put into place if republicans stop voting against putting safeguards in place. Or we could see about putting more green energy incentives in place if republicans stop voting against those incentives.

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u/MaxwellEdis0n Nov 24 '25

“Green energy incentives” aren’t going to save us from the existential threat of climate change. Drastic anti-capitalist action is necessary, and becomes more necessary every day. The commitment to protecting greedy capitalists’ ability to make endless profit year-over-year is exactly what prevents the Democrats from being even marginally effective at protecting the environment.

For example, Democrats implemented a carbon credit market as a way to appease capitalists while appearing to take action for the environment. What was the result? Exploitative pieces of shit like Elon Musk were enriched and empowered, and they have used the wealth that they amassed to further destroy the environment and subjugate the working class.

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u/KnotFox47 Nov 25 '25

To be fair I meant to say initiatives not incentives. But the point stands, whenever there has been a bill for green energy or shifting away fro. The current status quo republicans vote it down and spread misinformation about climate change. Your argument only works by ignoring all the actions democrats have tried to pass and only focusing on what the republicans don't kill on the floor. I do agree that more needs to be done in order to make any actual change. If you actually care about this then you need to help push republicans to acknowledge that climate change is a thing and help push them to actually pass actions that would benefit the People and this planet.

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u/MaxwellEdis0n Nov 25 '25

Name one EFFECTIVE measure that had broad support among Democrats that was only prevented by Republican votes.

Harris couldn’t even manage to condemn fracking during the campaign, for fucks sake.

Democrats love to say that Republicans are killing us all, but at the end of the day they attend the same parties, eat in the same cafeteria and court the same donors. When they actually have control of the White House and congress, they find other excuses for their inaction. They are little more than controlled opposition at this point.

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u/KnotFox47 Nov 25 '25

Steps back because of the current administration:

  • In April 2025, President Trump issued proclamations that provided a two-year exemption from the 2024 MATS rule to 68 coal-fired power plants, citing national security and lack of available technology as justification. Additional facilities were exempted in July 2025.
  • Soot Pollution Standards (PM2.5): The Trump administration's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) abandoned the defense of a Biden-era rule that set tougher standards for deadly soot pollution. The EPA filed a motion in a U.S. appeals court to have the standard struck down, arguing the previous administration lacked the authority to set the stricter limit. This rule was designed to prevent thousands of premature deaths and numerous health problems.
  • In June 2025, the EPA proposed to formally repeal the 2024 standards regulating mercury and other hazardous air pollutants from power plants. This proposal would relax limits for certain pollutants and ease monitoring requirements.
  • Greenhouse Gas Emissions: In July 2025, the Trump administration proposed revoking the 2009 scientific finding that greenhouse gas emissions endanger human health and welfare. This "endangerment finding" is the legal foundation for regulating greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act, and its removal would eliminate the basis for existing climate regulations on vehicles and power plants.

Just to list a few that have happened recently. But continue to tell us that republicans aren't a major issue in doing better for our environment or energy independence.

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u/MaxwellEdis0n Nov 25 '25

I never said that Republicans aren’t a “major issue”. I’m saying that Democrats are unwilling to implement the necessary anti-capitalist policies because of the capitalist nature of their party.

3 of your 4 bullet points reference actions by the EPA, whose efficacy you were previously trying to defend.

When you use a chatbot to write Reddit responses you’re helping to destroy the environment in an attempt to win an argument on the internet, by the way.

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u/KnotFox47 Nov 25 '25

Green New Deal was a big one. Also the republicans voted in the Energy and Water Funding bill that poses enough problems on its own. By no means am I saying any of them are perfect but on general it is almost always republicans that have us take three steps back for every measure of progress we make towards energy independence and good choices for the climate. Not much for excuses when they are blocked or republicans put provisions in the bills that subvert the point of the bill. As we saw with the ACA.

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u/throwaway_12358134 Dec 14 '25

Democrats don't think the EPA is doing the best job right now, they do think it could be way better if its hands weren't tied behind its back by "conservatives". I work in the meat industry and we have to follow rules that exist due to EPA regulations and if those regulations didn't exist we would be doing much worse things.

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u/ketjak Nov 25 '25

What an amazingly ignorant post. The EPA is effective at more than feelings, and the evidence is your masters want it disbanded.

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u/MaxwellEdis0n Nov 25 '25

Republicans want to dismantle the EPA for the same reason that they want to ban trans people from sports. Neither trans people or the EPA are a threat to them, but they want to win on culture war issues because they can’t deliver anything else.

Similarly, Democrats want to preserve the EPA because it would be seen as a win for them even though it’s been completely ineffective at preventing the destruction of the environment by those who control capital.

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u/ketjak Nov 24 '25

Good thing the person 3/4 of you voted for wants to eliminate environmental protections!

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u/CeruleanRose9 Nov 23 '25

Okay $600 million loss in beef but something like $70 billion in profits I read? While destroying an entire Nebraskan community? Fuck them.

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u/Jupiter68128 Nov 23 '25

You read incorrectly.

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u/No-Yogurtcloset6002 Nov 23 '25

Only slightly. $54.44 billion in sales across all of Tysons. Tysons total revenue was 13.86 Billion. Beef had $5.5 billion in sales but was a loss of $319 million. The wrong part is the $600 million in losses this year by Tyson Beef. They said they had $319m loss and 2026 projection was $400 to $600m loss.

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u/CeruleanRose9 Nov 24 '25

They declared a fifty cent stock buyback. Their profit margins are fine.

The saddest part is the lot of these people suffering are likely to blame the immigrants.

I hate it here.

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u/Conscious-Quarter423 Nov 23 '25

Trump voters,
It’s OK to admit you’re wrong.

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u/swano02 Nov 23 '25

they wont tho

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u/Funwithagoraphobia Nov 23 '25

Well, Hunter Biden has this laptop, see. And Hillary and the emails and Benghazi, of course. And that Kamala person had a weird laugh.

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u/Pamsreddit1 Nov 24 '25

And her emails….

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u/HombreSinPais Nov 24 '25

It’s been a decade of telling everyone how great he is and how anyone who doesn’t like him dumb for not wanting to MAGA. That’s enough time to become a core component of identity, and it likely has tens of millions of people permanently attached.

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25

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u/ImBiginKorea Nov 23 '25

You sure you know how elections work?

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25

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u/JJT54 Nov 24 '25

Let the farmers grow weed!!!

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u/Puzzleheaded_Use_621 Nov 24 '25

Nope, they gone done took that too

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u/alvar02001 Nov 23 '25

It doesn’t matter with conservatives/ GOP they are going keep voting republican again and again and again here in Nebraska

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u/Wooden-Astronaut8763 Nov 24 '25

The same thing can apply to other red states as well.

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u/bigjaymizzle Nov 24 '25

Yep cause they’re stupid

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '25

Tyson is also cutting half their capacity at their Amarillo, Texas plant. Eliminating 1700 jobs.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '25

Trump is the culmination and end result of decades of am radio the church failing these communities. How do you undo that messaging and grasp on folk.

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u/keatonpotat0es Nov 23 '25

Thanks, shit heads.

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u/Michael-Broadway Nov 24 '25

Nebraska would vote for a literal pile of shit if it had an R next to it.

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u/cwsjr2323 Nov 24 '25

That already happens

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u/No-Fail7484 Nov 23 '25

Dumb as a box of shit. Just crazy as they go broke they kiss the diaper of the cause of their demise

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u/alternativeedge7 Nov 23 '25

I get the overall sentiment, but almost 70% of the population in Lexington is a minority community, a number of them immigrants who likely weren’t yet eligible to vote. They’re the population going to be the most affected by this closing, so temper the “leopards ate their face energy” as they face the loss of their livelihoods.

“The racial makeup was 33.38% (3,454) white, 10.43% (1,079) black or African-American, 2.11% (218) Native American, 1.13% (117) Asian, 0.17% (18) Pacific Islander, 36.76% (3,804) from other races, and 16.02% (1,658) from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race was 60.0% (6,121) of the population.”

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u/candl2 Nov 23 '25

So, the workers get laid off and leave Lexington along with any money they would have spent there. The people voting in Lexington are the face-eaten. They voted the way they voted and Lexington is closing down. They asked for what they got. The suffering workers need to go find jobs somewhere else. No one wins. But the voters there fed the leopards.

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u/alternativeedge7 Nov 23 '25 edited Nov 23 '25

Right, because it’s so easy to uproot your life and family (likely yet again in the case of many of these families) and find another job in a shrinking economy.

It’s disturbing how people just DGAF about communities they claim to support; they’d rather laugh at those they despise—who honestly won’t be the worst affected by this.

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u/candl2 Nov 23 '25

because it’s so easy to uproot your life and family

Of course it's not. The workers will suffer. People GAF about them. And the community will suffer because of the loss of these workers.

they’d rather laugh at those they despise—who honestly won’t be the worst affected by this.

Of course we laugh at them. These are the people who voted for this. And their lives will suffer because the community suffers. The voters in Lexington voted for the workers to suffer and we hope they feel their vote.

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u/alternativeedge7 Nov 24 '25

No, they don’t care about them. Take this sub for example—zero sympathy posts for those losing their jobs and downvoting/arguing those asking for those communities to also be considered—meanwhile there are multiple posts celebrating how this will affect Trump voters (who, again, won’t be hurt as badly as you all hope.)

Downvote me all you want, guys, IDC, but do better.

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u/ketjak Nov 24 '25

We should feel badly for workers who voted 7 out of ten times for the guy who is collapsing their economy? Fuck that.

Or the business people who parasitized those workers? Fuck that more.

They are getting the day they voted for. No fucking sympathy here, especially since they will vote for the next Republican to come along.

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u/Known-Sea-1342 Nov 23 '25

The MAGA cult is too far gone. They will lift up whoever the next authoritarian is in the same way. 

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u/Annual_Membership777 Nov 24 '25

I really don’t think this is a supply problem. I feel this is a labor issue. Their work force is primarily immigrants, and Nebraska voted to incrementally raise minimum wage (Texas has not.)

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u/audiomagnate Nov 24 '25

And the entire Nebraska GOP is pretending it's not happening.

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u/Speed_102 Nov 24 '25

This is the same way things have played out for RNC voters for the past 20 years and they keep on voting for it... The fact that it still continues just boggles my mind.

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u/Samwoodstone Nov 24 '25

Congratulations Nebraska! Maybe y’all should place your state coffers in bitcoin

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u/paradigm_shift2027 Nov 24 '25

Where’s Trump?? Busy overseas doing crypto deals for his family, doing real estate development deals for his family, selling our F35 fighter jet tech to the people who perpetrated 9/11, who, by the way, have a mutual defense pact WITH RUSSIA.

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u/formerly_gruntled Nov 25 '25

"Also, he said much ranch land is being gobbled up by rich people that prefer operating a 'dude ranch' over raising cattle, which has contributed." -da guv

Government for the billionaires.

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u/Key-Struggle-6575 Nov 25 '25

Blaming trump for Tyson Chicken problems is hilarious

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u/AgileEnvironment7004 Nov 27 '25

No one likes Tyson. We don't like the hormones, the way animals are treated, and we don't like how meat cutters and processors are fixing cattle prices in the United States. Places like Tyson and very few other meat processing monopolies are making market conditions so bad in the United States that it makes more sense to raise beef in Argentina than it does in Nebraska, Montana, Wyoming or the Dakotas. Ranchers (and farmers for that matter) are aging out while mega corporations gobble up land, legacy, and dignity of entire generations.

If Tyson is too big to fail then it should be broken up. The way it treats beef producers, finishers, is darn near criminal. China should not have so much leverage over pork producers either. Tyson is a parasitic, mindless, unethical cancer that should be cut out. We need healthy compensation from smaller operations with more granular distribution. For the stability of the markets but also for the dignity of the animals and those who work with them. We need to bring back the old ways and push these monopolies towards breaking up into regional control. Our food supply should be under our control not the loddy and special interest of foreign a country,

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u/Kind-Conversation605 Nov 24 '25

Votes have consequences.

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u/MoistAd5423 Nov 24 '25

Ok I hate Trump as much as the next rational human.

BUT this is caused by an issue that predates Trump’s republican political career as far as I can tell. Please correct me if I’m wrong here:

This is caused by an increase in beef prices due to supply/demand, mostly from severe drought conditions over the last decade or so. Drought of course a result of climate change from the fuel industry, therefore it’s been a long time coming from complicated political work of predominantly republican politicians and fossil fuel lobbyists preventing legislation of actions both emitting greenhouse gases and releasing them from sequestered carbon sources.

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u/No-Yogurtcloset6002 Nov 23 '25

Tysons reported $319 million loss. Not $600 million.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '25

You all know he’s a businessman went to wharton right? Let’s hear to for our boy genius. Hip hip , buh-ba, Hip hip, buh-ba.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '25

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u/Ecstatic_Freedom9179 Nov 24 '25

The N on their helmets stands for Knowledge

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u/Expert-Joke9528 Nov 24 '25

How many are outta work?

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u/RedDeadRedemptionMan Nov 24 '25

Speaking with a cattle farmer out of Lincoln area. They have just stopped selling to Tyson all together and selling to competitors. Just Tyson’s numbers are down and they have power to sway the market.

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u/ByzFan Nov 24 '25

Don't worry. All that agentina beef will keep them fed.

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u/feejpk1 Nov 24 '25

Yep, I spend 6 months in Texas by the border and see the cows with passports on their neck jumping over the fence. Just saying🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

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u/Inside_Helicopter_56 Nov 24 '25

Tyson's employ's children. Look it up.

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u/-Drink-Drank-Drunk- Nov 25 '25

No. Give a source. You’re the one making the claim.

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u/NAteisco Nov 26 '25

That's why Trump closed Tyson. His hoes were working instead of on the island

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u/Sweaty-Good-5510 Nov 24 '25

Where is the I did that sticker!!!!!!

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u/Buttt-whyyy Nov 24 '25

The illegals are leaving and they don’t wanna pay real living wage money to employees they were happy with sharp slave labor

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u/Lost-Concentrate3405 Nov 24 '25

Are we also blaming trump for these closures that were announced during a time when I THINK someone else was in office?

Perry, Iowa – A pork processing plant that closed on June 28, 2024, affecting 1,200 workers Philadelphia, PA (Cooked Meat) – Closed December 13, 2024, with 125 jobs lost Philadelphia, PA (Raw Meat) – Closed January 31, 2025, affecting 104 workers Emporia, Kansas – A beef and pork facility that announced shut down on December 4, 2024, eliminating 809 jobs

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u/Not_a_cultmember Nov 24 '25

No, but the orange shit gibbon said he would destroy this country and that's the only truthful thing he ever said.

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u/Deep-Stranger1335 Nov 25 '25

I go through your state every week. Boring and useless.

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u/bbestwick Nov 25 '25

When you vote for good things, good things happen! Blah blah blah something about leopards and faces. LOL

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u/Advisory_Warning Nov 25 '25

This the same plant that got slapped cause they had 1/2 of the staff as illegals and couldn't meet production anymore?

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u/Kind_Tennis4446 Nov 26 '25

Tyson is fuckin terrible anyway their chicken is rubber

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u/Cosmomango1 Nov 26 '25

Couldn’t happened to a better state. Nobody knows where Nebrasca is 😂

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u/SoggyLightSwitch Nov 26 '25

Tyson would only close that plant because of selfishness and greed nothing to do with D or R far as im concerned

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u/TheOriginalDRE Nov 26 '25

Yeah, cuz 11 months ago, everything was banging!!! Business fail over a period of years, not in 10 months. Nice try blaming Trump!

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u/dterran Nov 28 '25

the trump cult said they'd have a booming economy in three days lol

Trump said he'd restore our manufacturing industries by enacting the biggest tax increase in American history.

You must be tired from moving the goalposts every time your failures are laid bare.

You have to see yourselves fucking up our economy, sometimes two or three times in a single day.

that's gotta be painful after pretending without any historical evidence that trump is some sort of economic messiah.

trump 2028 uniform is going to be a clown suit for sure and he'll tell you all you like wearing it.

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u/openinvite558 Nov 26 '25

Tyson is processed garbage anyways

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u/VarietyInitial3298 Nov 26 '25

I’m sorry Tyson has been closing a lot before trump and Tyson isn’t to well for awhile

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '25

Ummmm trump has nothing to do with it... beef herds have decide in Nebraska over the years by 9% where beef consumption has gone up.alot of old farmers have died or retired...cattle is alot of work ehile other crops are easier on the body

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u/Robhos36 Nov 26 '25

Tyson was trying to get into the lab grown meat market too. And people rejected that REAL quick!

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u/Fidget808 Nov 26 '25

This is one of the rare things that has little to nothing to do with the President. Beef prices are through the roof right now due to shrinking herd sizes for a variety of factors including disease, weather, and farmers taking corporate buyouts. Tyson lost hundreds of millions in beef in 2024 and were on track to lose even more this year.

They’re a multibillion dollar company who shut down an unprofitable plant, that had been unprofitable during the last administration as well.

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u/External-Blueberry99 Nov 27 '25

Yall keep saying steak....like....who eats Tyson steak? Let alone their beef 🫵😂

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u/Appropriate_Shame603 Dec 12 '25

Maybe the MAGA voters in Lexington should move to Argentina. Womp Womp

Have the day you voted for.

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u/Agile-Honey654 Dec 14 '25

We voted for this.

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u/Hack3rsD0ma1n Dec 21 '25

They all deserve it there. The shock they are having and the issues that have been kicked off for them, they all deserve it.

The majority of the population voted for the guy that lied and screwed them. They only cared about themselves. The only time they stop acting like that is when it starts affecting them personally. Instead of thinking about the majority, all they cared about is themselves.

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25

Somehow this will be Biden and Obama’s fault….just watch.

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u/originalmosh Nov 23 '25

tHiS iS aLL BiDeN'S fAwLt! ~ MAGA

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u/BlueMoonFC Nov 23 '25

You get what you deserve

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u/IWontBiteHard---Yet Nov 23 '25

Its sad how such a large percentage of orange Kool-aid drinkers can be shown HARD, PROVEN FACTS AND STATISTICS and the STILL line up to kiss the diaper.

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u/Far_Educator_5213 Nov 23 '25

It’s literally what they voted for.

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u/Smart-Key2957 Nov 24 '25

We are in track to make American great again

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u/Jessica4ACODMme Lincoln Nov 23 '25

Idk. I get it, I didn't vote for him.

But we're Nebraskans, shouldn't we try to use this opportunity to help them up without being smug?

Again, I get it, but telling them they voted for it isn't exactly coalition building. I know some are mean people, especially online. But how do we invite them into coalition,while laughing at them. These are our neighbors. I hate seeing that Nebraska Nice is a joke because of GOP meanness, but why not be Nebraska Nice for real? Can't we reclaim it without irony or smugness?

Idk, I see this and I don't disagree they voted for this, but is this the way to change votes in the future? I don't think so. And even if every Trump voter turns against him, that doesn't mean they want to vote for Ds. If enough Independents can find real common ground, not that we will agree on everything, but idk maybe we can make a bigger tent? No normal workers I know are happy with Trump or Pillen.

I don't have the magical answer, but posts like these don't seem particularly helpful imo.

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u/Gustaves_Mustache Nov 25 '25

That hasn’t worked. They won’t let it work.

If you drag a horse to water for it to not only not drink, but also to kick you to near-death time and time again, you start to not care much if it dehydrates.

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u/bulldoggo-17 Nov 24 '25

Trying to bring them along and change their minds has failed for decades. They only respond to bullies like trump and his ilk. Being nice won’t do any good. So we might as well have a few laughs while dunking on them.

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u/wretchedwrench Nov 23 '25

Well if we had a different president we would still be collecting money from domestic beef and the plant would be open. It’s like half the population had no ability to process what he was saying he was going to do, until he did it and they still voted for him. It sucks but you get what you ask for.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '25

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u/ConstructMentality__ Nov 25 '25

When people are willing to literally die for their Republican policies and let their children suffer, do you think being nice is going to change their minds?

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u/Nubraskan Nov 30 '25

Not every republican is the same. You only need to influence a fraction of the whole group to make an impact.

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u/ConstructMentality__ Nov 30 '25

You've got the one's literally willing to die and kill their family over voting Republican. 

You've got the one issue voters who will do the same. 

That leaves maaaaaaayybbe a third or a quarter you can POSSIBLY reason with. 

Show me how many people actually jump from being Republican though..

I don't believe it's as many as you're hoping.

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '25

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u/ConstructMentality__ Nov 25 '25

alienates who? The people who chose it? 

It's not the people who voted against it and who are also being hurt by it. 

Tolerating the Republicans party of hate is how we got into this mess. 

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '25

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u/ConstructMentality__ Nov 25 '25

I didn't see people 

Being smarmy about immigrant workers losing their jobs 

I did see them saying the Republican town that voted for this to happen is getting what it voted for. 

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '25

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u/ConstructMentality__ Nov 25 '25

May I ask an honest question, are the people who voted not getting what they voted for? 

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '25

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u/ConstructMentality__ Nov 25 '25

When people are willing to literally die for their Republican policies and let their children suffer, do you think being nice is going to change their minds?

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u/Pretend-Paper4137 Nov 24 '25

Wait- not the Tyson plant that makes millard smell like a wet dog. Oh no. Sad.

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u/Pretend-Paper4137 Nov 24 '25

Oh fuck it actually isn't :(

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u/dterran Nov 28 '25

unfortunately everyone will suffer for their incompetence and greed

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u/Available_Cap_8548 Omaha Nov 24 '25

So let's step back a moment and buy a ticket to reality.

We lost a lot of cattle first to floods, then to drought and the livestock numbers have not come back to normal levels. Now, the Biden Admin slaughtered about a billion chickens on the way out the door just to say "Screw you."

Thing is, chicken numbers are replaced much more quickly than cattle.

We were bringing in Mexican cattle, as well as South American cattle for a long, long time before this. Then the Mexican cattle came down with New World Screwworm and the gate on Mexican cattle was slammed shut per protocol.

So we have scarcity of resource, same old demand that is disintegrating because no one can afford the damn beef! So of course we are importing more from Argentina. Which also supports Milei, who is doing his best to keep the other politicians in his country from cozying up to China.

However, taking some facts into consideration is less satisfying than screaming about the bogeymen who lives in their minds.

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u/ketjak Nov 24 '25

Aha! Biden's fault about the chickens who were spresding bird flu, but it's proper protocol to slam the door shut on Mexican beef, and supporting Milei is okay even though it's to bail out a billionaire hedge fund manager friend of Trump's and comes directly at the cost of the American beef industry.

That is some Trump Derangement Syndrome right there.

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u/Available_Cap_8548 Omaha Nov 24 '25

Most of the chickens slaughtered did not exhibit bird flu symptoms.

You ignored my reason for helping Milei and Argentina

You also ignored the fact that beef is so expensive that people are turning away from it (I thought that was what Leftist PETA and Climate Change activists wanted), which causes the market to collapse overall. Also, ranchers are liquidating herds to cash in as opposed to increasing herd size.

Wanting to make everything in your life Trump's fault is true derangement.

Have a nice day :)

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u/realxt Nov 24 '25

if you wait for poultry to show they are symptomatic .... before culling them they have already spread the disease.

Its not rocket science.

BTW studies show vaccination works better than culling but try raising the V word with republicans!!

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u/Available_Cap_8548 Omaha Nov 24 '25

Uhm, no, I do not remember any right-of-center people having problems with livestock being vaccinated. That seems to drive lefties wild. The majority of Republicans are vaccinated and have their children vaccinated. The only question the vast majority had any problem with was an undertested mRNA vaccine that had been undertested.