Red Meat and Ultra-Processed Foods
The meme here presents a grossly stupid and unfair comparison.
A diet that consists of too much snack food hurts one person: you.
The beef industry, by contrast, exists by 1) destroying vast areas of rainforest that formerly was absorbing CO2 out of the atmosphere, and 2) murdering approximately 300 million cows per year (9.52 per second), most of which lived in inhumane conditions (factory farms), and all of which were capable of feeling pain and distress.
That causes agony that far transcends you and your life of Pepsi and Doritos.
To me, the funniest part (if there is one) of the fiasco we Americans are experiencing is that somehow, voters elected a president who has no training in economics to make decisions that are having enormously destructive effects on the U.S. economy.
U.S. child labor laws were put into place in 1938 to protect the educational opportunities of youth and prohibit their employment in jobs that are detrimental to their health and safety. But, as shown at left, today’s mass deportation of immigrants under the Trump administration has put pressure on businesses to find new sources of unskilled labor, and children are the natural target.
When I was growing up in the 1960s, Republicans tended to be conservatives in some legitimate sense of the word. Their values, e.g., honesty, were written into each episode of television shows like Leave It to Beaver and the Andy Griffith Show.
American exceptionalism is a lowbrow concept, to be sure.
What Robert Reich says here is 100% correct; Trump can disappear me–or anyone else who published unflattering material on the president.
And Hegseth’s not just any news anchor; he was on Fox News, a media source that trades in half-truths and lies.
If you think that the 
I dispute both parts of the meme here.
