BREAKING: President Trump tells the Department of Justice to "immediately" begin investigating meat packing companies who are "driving up the price of beef."

Nov 7, 2025 · 8:41 PM UTC

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Inflation is the expansion of the money supply and credit beyond the productive capacity of the economy. It drives up the prices of all prices in the aggregate, and it's caused by government policy, not meat packing companies.
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Cracking down on meat packers rigging beef prices finally puts real muscle behind lowering grocery bills and shielding families from corporate greed run amok.
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If Biden did this, we'd say it was not such a great move, that he was pressuring private business. Could we consider that government overregulation and fuel costs have driven up the price? I suspect there are systemic issues beyond this, but it's not necessarily malicious or criminal.
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BREAKING: DOJ TAKES UP NEW BEEF
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When prices rise, outrage follows faster than justice. Mood reading stays in anxiety, the crowd hunts villains to feel safe.
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Why the hell are they foreign???? What???!
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Bullish $SHAK and all other burger restaurants
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...then just prevent foreign ownership?
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Wait, what?
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Everyday is something new
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As usual Trump is aiming for the target but missing the bull's eye and only getting the outer ring. Prices are soaring due to a combination of supply shortages and sustained demand, with meatpackers' market power contributing but not dominating the equation. Meatpackers have faced credible allegations of price manipulation, and their oligopoly enables them to squeeze ranchers (paying low prices for live cattle) while charging consumers high retail prices. This disparity has widened profit margins for packers amid the supply crunch. Here is the real reason why beef prices are surging. However, the root causes of 2025's record highs—such as a historic cattle herd low and environmental factors—precede and outweigh any alleged collusion in driving the overall cost surge. The pandemic cause plant closures due to herd culls. Culls came about due to drought in cattle areas as well as high cost to maintain herds. Trump may not help with drought but he could help a lot with feed and other maintenance needs.
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His main instinct is to throw cat nip at every problem, that is why his approval rating is falling apart. You can distract people with shiny things for a while but eventually they remember you were supposed to deliver something.
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Buy local 🥩
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Why doesnt he instead investigate if the tariffs he imposed have something to do with it? Or instead to investigate money printing at the Federal Reserve? Oh wait, he wanted that. This is what I dont like about polititians in general, they dont deliver and overpromise.
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Investigating meat packing companies for price increases undermines free markets. It's ironic that the same administration pushing for cattle reductions now targets beef producers. Shouldn't we let the market sort this out instead?
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The workers require More wages which is definition of inflation. So nobody can make ends meet 🥩 unless they raise prices. We will never get back to lower wages. Such a game and unfortunately the poor and now middle class suffering!
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Actually it’s the money printing. It’s always the money printing.
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Don't worry, Pam has it on her desk
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The price of beef is way too high. Release the Epstein files already
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Interesting strategy. Wonder if the DOJ has the bandwidth for this, or if it's just optics.
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I wonder if they will discover inflation is the problem 🤔
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Price of beef goes up, hot dog water still cheap. Welcome to Aisle 2. No restocks planned.
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Animal meat is going to be a thing of the past
Government should use SNAP funds to buy $BYND and produce food that is scientifically cheap, nutritious, and tasty some kind of basic food to prevent people from starving EBT recipients would get three meals a day No inflation in stores for everyone else, end hunger Win-win Full idea here: 🧵 HUNGER EXIT PROGRAM: Welfare that saves your life — but forces you to earn a better one. Zero starvation. Zero chronic NEETs. Zero collective guilt. Here’s how 👇 1/ Poverty is an open-air prison. The poor are inmates on day release: Obsess over food → can’t study, work, or escape. 42M Americans on SNAP (USDA 2024) 28% NEET among young users (BLS) Avg subsidy: 4.2 years (Census) Cost: $120B food + $600B obesity/diabetes (CMS) Enough. 2/ Solution: Ration Pack — “Food Parole” Govt uses SNAP funds to buy $BYND and create Beyond Food Gov, a state-owned company mass-producing a basic, nutritious, dirt-cheap meal. Not a restaurant. Oxygen. 3 meals/day. 1800 kcal. Plant protein. Fortified. Neutral taste. You survive. Period. Want better? Earn it. 3/ Why plant protein, not meat? Math, not ideology. FactorBeefPlant ProteinCost/kg$8–12$1.2–2.5Water/kg15,000L1,500L (–90%)CO₂/kg603 (–95%)ScalabilityLimitedUnlimited → $87B/year feeds 60M people (plants) vs 20M (meat). 4/ How it works 10 giga-factories → cost $0.9/meal at scale Pickup via EBT QR code → fraud –90% Nutrition: 50g protein, <30g sugar, fortified with B12/iron/D Obesity 42% → <25% Diabetes 18% → 8% Healthcare savings: –$185B/year 5/ Variety? Yes — but earned. Tier 1 (0–6 mo): 100% base ration (gray, repetitive) Tier 2 (6–18 mo): 70% ration + 30% voucher if >20h work/week Tier 3 (>18 mo or >150% poverty line): 0% ration Escape Mode app: +10h work → +1 flavor +Income → real chicken, pizza, steak Earn more, eat better. 6/ Built-in NEET repellent Today: 35% SNAP cash → junk Tomorrow: calculated discomfort → 72% “tolerate it only to escape” Results: Subsidy: 4.2 → 2.1 yrs Exit rate: 12% → 22%/yr NEET 18–35: 28% → <15% No effort? You live. But nobody envies you. 7/ Macro impact (numbers, not vibes) MetricTodayHEPΔSNAP users42M<25M–17MFood cost$120B$87B–$33BHealthcare$600B$415B–$185BGDP—+1.8% (+$420B)Food inflation+6%–2% 8/ Pilot: California 5M users (⅓ of national SNAP) $10B/year budget 2-year test KPIs: Hunger 0% Obesity –10% Exits +10% Backlash <30% If it works → national rollout in 36 months. 9/ Objections “Dystopian!” → No, honest. Current SNAP = junk survival. “No variety!” → Every hour worked = more choice. “Allergies?” → 3 base variants (soy-free, gluten-free). “WTO?” → Domestic subsidy, not export dumping (CAP-style). 10/ Verdict Hunger Exit Program = investment in upward mobility. Society: no starvation, no guilt, more productivity, less spending. Individual: oxygen to climb, not a couch to crash on. Poverty = phase, not identity. Welfare = ramp, not hammock
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Is Trump really the person who is against rising prices after those tariffs
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De regulate and allow people to sell their beef to stores. We need a less monopoly in this country.
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Quick start guide - all the carbon reducing technologies this guy has funded in the name of going green
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We’ve officially entered the “Operation Filet Mignon” phase of economic policy.
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Venezuelazation 💪🏼
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the call is coming from inside the house
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Trump tau to desi neta nikle
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They're not driving it up, he is.
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