>"There is no food bank in the United States of America that can receive an 8,000-gallon tanker truck of raw milk. I mean, it's not even legal to sell raw milk in most states, let alone who could process or package that?" he continued. >"So, the dairy farms are suffering because of the flow in the middle. A plant that's set up to process 25-pound bags of mozzarella cheese can't switch over like that and start bottling milk to give it to homeless shelters or food banks," Mason concluded. "I mean, it's a really complex food system that a lot of folks just don't understand."
Fox news could tell me the sky was blue and Id start imagining a green martian sky
Eli Jackson
You can feed it back to the animals
Henry Thomas
>join dairy union >agree to dump milk like FDR said >later, appear to disagree they can always give up their free marketing and stop being members of the dairy union
Camden Sanchez
I knew this was fox before i saw the link. >LIBTARDS BE OUT HERE SAY'N What a tool
Julian Cruz
That would be very helpful to homeless people and shelters, problem solved.
Ethan Rodriguez
No you can't.
>Wickard v. Filburn >An Ohio farmer, Roscoe Filburn, was growing wheat to feed animals on his own farm. The US government had established limits on wheat production, based on the acreage owned by a farmer, to stabilize wheat prices and supplies. Filburn grew more than was permitted and so was ordered to pay a penalty.
>In response, he said that because his wheat was not sold, it could not be regulated as commerce, let alone "interstate" commerce (described in the Constitution as "Commerce... among the several states").
>The Supreme Court disagreed: "Whether the subject of the regulation in question was 'production', 'consumption', or 'marketing' is, therefore, not material for purposes of deciding the question of federal power before us.... But even if appellee's activity be local and though it may not be regarded as commerce, it may still, whatever its nature, be reached by Congress if it exerts a substantial economic effect on interstate commerce and this irrespective of whether such effect is what might at some earlier time have been defined as 'direct' or 'indirect.'"[2]
Jaxon Reyes
>Martian >Not namekian Not gonna make it (to super saiyan)
Anthony Martinez
Big dairy is spending a lot on damage control, been seeing commericals too
Dylan Cooper
Homeless people dont provide an ounce of value other than to self masturbatory fucks that dont have anything to live for aside from feral human daycare. Animals are the logical choice in this scenario
Anthony Allen
Make cheese, bunch of faggots.
Ethan Russell
He's not wrong you need to centralise suppliers so that you can have plants that produce all dairy products instead of single product suppliers. Then your Farmers wouldn't need to dump milk if they exceed their quota that the plant can handle.
John Ross
>how does a complex division of labor economy work >dont care just make cheese mkay
Blake Harris
This is why you turn it into powdered milk and box it up. Duh. Once again Yas Forums solves the world's most perplexing problems
Adam Hall
they dont want to pay for the distribution so they dump it? seems wasteful as fuck, but profits above all I guess
William Price
Wickard v. Filburn is no longer used for that purpose, nobody cares if you grow shit for your own use
Brayden Williams
Well gosh golly gee sounds like YOU SHOULD STOP FOLLOWING UNCONSTITUTIONAL STATUTES DESIGNED TO KEEP HUMANS IN PERPETUAL SLAVERY TO FUCKING GLOBALISTS. FFS pull uo the tanker, empty big tanker into smaller food grade tanks, have the public come and get the fucking milk. Let them decide how to use it.
Andrew Sanchez
>americucks >standing up for even their most fundamental liberties, ever lol every good gun-toting conservative in michigan is currently voluntarily surrending to their governor's lockdown not allowed to grow their own food not allowed to hunt or fish not allowed to get major necessary surgeries like joint replacement but ARE allowed to get abortions
the founding fathers spelled this all out VERY CLEAR what you were supposed to do when this happens
but you are c u c k e d permanently USA is already dead
Kayden Evans
>no capacity >no market More like a reddit solution
Andrew Torres
Trump just needs to flex that executive order muscle but he won't because farmers vote red
not even legal to sell raw milk in most states >be restaurant >give end of night leftovers to homeless >homeless dies because degenerate drug addict >family hires schlomo >schlomo sues you, claims leftovers killed bum >schlomo judge agrees with schlomo lawyer, liquidates your company and holdings and gives to schlomo lawyer as reward for excellent talmudry There's a reason nobody gives food to the homeless and shelters only accept packaged and canned goods.
Noah Hughes
They should just make it work, excuses are not of the american spirit.
Colton Howard
There's something here that needs investigation Something very wrong occurs if a natural product that everything can consume without issue is regulated like this Like Cannabis.
I heard dairy can have an opiod effect... Hmmmmmm...
Hunter Torres
We already did this before. Look up how "government cheese" came to be
David Butler
Because too many idiots die from it. You can do it on the farm or close by. I drank it straight from teet to cup on my aunts farm. Wouldn't want all the bacteria though from transport without treating it.
Kek, exactly what I thought of but with more hobos.
Jace Reed
Distribution to whom, you fucking retard. You can't sell raw milk in most states. So, they are forced to sell it in only a few states. In in those few states, there are probably only a few actual plants that can process it into cheese or pasteurized milk or whatever the dairy fuck. So, if those places close....you are shit out of luck unless you want to sell it direct to the very few customers that want raw milk. And then, you have to accept all the fines for selling raw milk illegally. In summary....faggot....there isn't anyone to distribute to legally. And there is not enough illegal buyers to buy all that damn milk. And yes...they are about profit because who the fuck would go into hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt from fines and still have to throw out most of it when you can simply just throw out all of it for free? And yes...you have to keep milking the cows to keep them producing. STFU faggot.
Robert James
Just make ice cream lol
Landon Cooper
Oh yes, why doesn't everybody just give their money away. It cost those farmers MONEY to produce that. Why the fuck should they give it away. How about you go give some money to them and shut your little cuck mouth. Those farmers would slit your throat in a heart beat you neet
You clearly have never been poor. That government cheese....spoiler alert....isn't real cheese. It is "cheese product". And that is why poor people on welfare tend to be fat as fuck.
Evan Carter
they were able to process the milk before and they are able to do that now, just get some government gibs for the cost and then make cheese out of it or powdered milk or whatever
