I am 100% behind you and fuck TSC but I need to take a hard left here.
Dairy
Meat
Fiber
Friendship
and...more?
I need to know about the "more" quite badly please 😬
Yoga? Lawnmower? Circus routine? Um...gloves???? So many possibilities!
(Also goats are the GOAT)
Honestly, yes on the lawnmowing. Well, landscaping really. For instance, Himalayan blackberry is an invasive nuisance around here, and there are a few firms that will rent you some goats to eat all the blackberry vines on your property. DOT uses them a lot along freeways.
I do not have a goat, and live in Big City - but I grew up with a big goat who would headbutt me and terrorize the geese. I loved her bc those geese were assholes.
I generally agree with you (I respect their dick head nature and adore them for it).
But might I present the fancy exception to the rule?
Meet the Sebastopol Goose. They'd fluffy and sweet. Basically the least goosey goose that exists.
I want some real bad.
A sanctuary farm near here had a meeting w their Branch Mgr to tell them why they’re pulling their $65k/yr. Apparently as of yesterday the employees had no idea this statement existed, so it came as an unwelcome shock to them at that location as well. That route might carry weight too?
As with entire nations pulling their energy contracts with Russia this will be a hassle & take time, but once new supply chains are established you won't have to go back. Johnny Fuckwhistle who got amped up over a Fox prime time segment and his $15 plastic tub purchase will not compensate for them.
Honestly this is the part that really flummoxed me. They want to focus on what’s important to rural customers, but emissions and climate aren’t? That protecting the VERY THING that helps ag flourish has become a political football is baffling to me.
(The rest of it is disgustingly too, I don’t mean to downplay it, but almost every facet of actual rural life depends on climate. Not just the crops but insect populations and pollinators, erosion and soil depletion… like. Shouldn’t that be a #1 concern for EVERYONE?)
I'm tryibg to figure out: a) How you can priotitize land and water conservation without considering carbon emissions? and b) How long before they drop the land and water conservation, too?
Especially rural residents who live next to a region dominated by petrochemical industries.
There’s a reason MD Anderson hospital is located in Houston: large population exposed to high levels of air/water pollution.
I can't get over what awful business this is. And we know that they know what they're doing by releasing a statement about it instead of dropping things quietly.
It’s so insane. Not just deciding to drop these things, but also putting out this statement as a giant FUCK YOU to the left. Did they get a new CEO recently? Wild.