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baddog last won the day on July 30

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  1. Editing your post after a response. Who woulda thunk?
  2. I’m glad your sure of that.
  3. Can’t even come up with your own saying. You were trolling with your meme, or was that figurative?
  4. To whomever deleted the Dolly meme, thank you.
  5. Ain’t it funny how people crawfish?
  6. lol. McDonald’s sells more burgers than could ever be supplied by beef producers. McDonald’s owns no cattle farms. What are we eating? It’s not even beef. It’s a concoction called beef/meat. Subway’s tuna fish has absolutely no tuna in it. You don’t even want to see how chicken McNuggets are made. lol. I’m just trying to offer some facts about imported beef that’s been going on for centuries, but Trump is a fool for trying to control prices by importing more. It’s a disease I tell ya.
  7. Google search: The United States has recorded commercial beef and live cattle imports from neighboring North American partners like Canada and Mexico since the 19th and early 20th centuries, but it became a consistent, permanent net importer of beef on a large global scale starting in the late 1950s. Historical Context Early Trade (Pre-1950s): Small-scale and regional trans-border cattle movements from Mexico and Canada existed for generations to stock U.S. ranches or feedlots. The Shift (1950s–1960s): Rising domestic consumer demand for processed and ground beef led the U.S. to routinely source lean manufacturing beef from global producers like Australia and New Zealand. This led to the enactment of the Meat Import Act of 1964 to establish formal quotas on foreign beef. Modern Integration (2000s–Present): Large-volume imports continue to supplement about 11% of domestic U.S. production, spiking during supply shocks such as the 2003–2005 BSE (mad cow disease) restrictions and recent multi-decade lows in domestic cattle inventories.
  8. Once a troll, always a troll. That looks like a troll to me. Lol
  9. Being a malcontent relieves one of critical thinking. Hey, I see boys is back after taking his ball and going home.
  10. I sure am glad Americans don’t eat anything else from foreign countries. It would kill us. Of course we already import 18% of the beef we eat. American beef shortages have been decades in the making. Let’s jump on the guy who is actually making an attempt at help. No one else did. That’s keeping it real instead of being a malcontent.
  11. Broken record = malcontent
  12. Whatever you think.
  13. You said it. “What a game!”. Beating the Yankees is always a good thing.
  14. That’s cool. Thanks
  15. That’s not funny at all.
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