'Were Screwed' Beleaguered Farmers Warn That Trump's Bailouts Wont Save Them - The Logical Leftist

[TexasTowelie]

In this compelling video, we explore the fallout from President Trump's tariffs on American farmers, particularly those in the soybean industry. Many farmers who once supported him are now facing severe financial strain as their largest export market, China, has gone silent.

We break down the President's recent proposal to use tariff funds for farmer subsidies and why this approach may not be enough. As Caleb Ragland, President of the American Soybean Association, highlights, without a market to sell to, even the most generous bailouts won't save the day.

With Brazil and Argentina stepping in to take over the soybean market, we discuss the long-term implications for U.S. agriculture and what farmers really need to recover. Join us for an in-depth look at the challenges ahead and the urgent need for sustainable solutions.

[Submariner]

1. Get a 2nd or 3rd job snowflakes, like the people forced off SNAP will do

These lazy farmer welfare queens sitting around in their shiny new cadillacs pickup trucks with duel-Trump flags flying from the tailgate, guzzling beers with our tax/welfare money, are complaining. Of all the nerve. Get a fucking job you lazy bastards. GFY.

[Dave Id]

2. Sorry, not sorry

No pity party for you farmers who voted for Dirty Donald. A lesson to be learned: voting has consciences, look at the big picture.

[Skittles]

3. FAFO

if his first presidency didn't give you a clue, well, not much can save you

[LuvLoogie]

4. Old Back Donald...

Old Back Donald lost his farm

Ee-Ay-Ey-Ay-O

And on his farm he had some urban black and brown kids getting zip-tied and dragged out of their homes in the middle of the night.

Ee-Ay-Ee-Ay-O

With a fuck you here
And a fuck you there
Here a fuck
There a fuck

Shit, I ran all out of fucks!

[modrepub]

5. We'll Know For Sure If Farmers Are Truly Hurting

When all the Ag spokespeople are no longer doing interviews. Otherwise big ag, who pay these folks salaries, are still functioning. It’s the lobbyists who seem to be setting the narrative, not actual farmers.