A proposed bill for mandatory electronic identification ear tags is causing concern among small farmers. They believe it will burden them with additional costs and infrastructure, ultimately leading to the shutdown of family farms. They see this bill as a way for the government and big corporations to gain control over their businesses. They urge people to oppose the bill and reach out to their congressmen and cattlemen's associations to voice their opposition.
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π¨ NEW Legislation Proposed That This American Farmer Says Will Eventually Shut Down & Put ALL Family Farms Out Of Business
The Mandatory Electronic Identification Ear Tag Bill Would Allow Government & Environmental Groups Who Attribute Livestock To Climate Change To Receive Information On Small Farms Cattle
βSmaller operations will struggle to shoulder the cost and infrastructure to maintain these systemsβ
βSo the big thing now is the big controversy on in the pharma community β The Eectronic Ear Tag, The Mandatory Electronic Ear Tag Bill that's out there. And I'm a little bit offended to see some small time farmers who actually supporting this. It's offended is not the right word. Baffled is a better word. Never let government controls way too much of our food supply already, and this is like any bill put through legislation.
It's masked with good intentions. But what it really is is a Trojan horse to get in and control the small farmer. That's all it is. It it's meant to come in, put the small farmer out of business. If you ever are confused about a bill, always say no.
If if governments want more control, it should always be no. But in this, if you're ever confused about, like, the true motivations behind the bill, look who's supporting it. Who supports this? Big politicians and big gov and big, uh, corporation corporate farmers corporate ranchers. You know?
Get, um, they support it because what it's gonna do, it's gonna allow them to put a lockdown on us, put us out of business. Don't let government tell you how to run your business. Don't invite them into it. And because of the pushback, they're trying to make some of the language say, uh, voluntary. But even that is just the way to get their hooks in.
It's just the way to seek it in, to normalize it, and then in a few years, to make it mandatory. That's how government always works. Don't let them do this. Don't fall for this. Call your congress Thomas Massie is really good on this, the Kentucky congressman.
The call your congressman. Call your legislator. Do whatever you can. Tell them no. No way. Call your cattlemen's associations. If they if they stand behind this, bulk.β
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The speaker expresses concern over the mandatory electronic ear tag bill in the pharma community and on TikTok. They are puzzled by small-time farmers who support it, believing that it is a Trojan horse to control and put small farmers out of business. They advise always saying no to bills that increase government control and urge listeners to look at who supports the bill to understand its true motivations. The speaker warns against allowing government interference in running businesses and predicts that even if the bill starts as voluntary, it will eventually become mandatory. They encourage contacting representatives and cattlemen's associations to oppose the bill.
Speaker 0: So the the big thing now is the big controversy on in the pharma community and on TikTok is the, the electronic ear tag the mandatory electronic ear tag bill that's out there. And I'm a little bit offended to see some small time farmers who, actually supporting this. It's offended is not the right word. Baffled is a better word. Never let government controls way too much of our food supply already.
And this is like, any bill put through legislation. It's masked with good intentions, but what it really is is a Trojan horse to get in and control the small farmer. That's all it is. It it's meant to come in, put the small farmer out of business. If you ever are confused about a bill, always say no.
If if governments want more control, it should always be no. But in this, if you're ever confused about, like, the true motivations behind the bill, look who's supporting it. Who supports this? Big politicians and big gov and big, corporation corporate farmers, corporate ranchers. You know, get, they support it because what it's gonna do, it's gonna allow them to put a lockdown on us, put us out of business.
Don't let government tell you how to run your business. Don't invite them into it. And because of the pushback, they're trying to make some of the language say, voluntary. But even that is just a way to get their hooks in. It's just a way to seek it in, to normalize it, and then in a few years to make it mandatory.
That's how government always works. Don't let them do this. Don't fall for this. Call your con Thomas Massie is really good on this, the Kentucky congressman. But call your congressman.
Call your legislator. Do whatever you can. Tell them no. No way. Call your Cattlemen's Associations.
If they if they stand behind this, bulk.
