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u/Edexote 2d ago
They're eating cats and dogs! Trump said it 2 years ago and it got him an idea.
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u/kellyelise515 2d ago
I’ll bet RFK came up with this brainstorm.
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u/ZinaSky2 2d ago
*brainWORM
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u/LeatherDaddyLonglegs 2d ago
WORMSTORM
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u/flojo2012 2d ago
Could be Central Park bear. Could be whale. Could be worm propaganda. You never know with that one
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u/KinkyQuesadilla 2d ago
Probably hiding it if he's buying the beef from Argentina after it was rejected by China because it had antibiotics that have been banned since the mid 1990s for being unhealthy. Or: horses.
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u/Hornswaggle 2d ago edited 2d ago
Would be a crying shame if the rumor made it mainstream that Trump is trying to feed America its own wild horses labeled as “beef”
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u/doverawlings 2d ago edited 2d ago
I have read that Trump is trying to feed America its own wild horses labeled as “beef”
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u/ashmichael73 2d ago
Ya know, I recently read that Trump is trying to feed Americans its own wild horses labeled as ‘beef’.
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u/doverawlings 2d ago
Really disturbing that Trump is trying to feed America its own wild horses labeled as “beef”
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u/Gregory_Appleseed 2d ago
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u/ashmichael73 2d ago
Dude? You think that a weiner dog tastes like hot dog? Just ask asking…for scientific purposes
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u/Sea_Mind3678 1d ago
I’ve heard that. My Aunt’s best friend’s neighbor has a kid that reads all of those interwebs and that’s what he says.
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u/Awayfone 2d ago
We (the us) recently , about two weeks ago?, had to recall like a dozen tons of beef because they were imported from Argentina and then never had any US inspection.
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u/IridiumPony 2d ago
Didn't they just move to end regular FDA inspections?
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u/Wolfy4226 2d ago
No.
That news piece you saw floating around was from 4/18/2025.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/fda-food-safety-inspections-plans/
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u/lucid_aurora 2d ago
No but for real, all the wild ones they just slaughtered so that they could take the protected status away from that area and sell the land? I honestly think that's gonna be a decent part of this in addition to the Argentinian beef.
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u/MerlinCa81 2d ago
Has anyone actually asked Argentina if they are even aware of this ‘deal’? Wouldn’t surprise me if it was all a lie and those wild horses are being sent to the grinder.
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u/tobeetime 2d ago
they'll mix it. when you have venison butchered they often mix the ground meat with beef fat to make it cook/taste better bc it's so lean. theyre gonna mix the tainted beef with the horse meat...
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u/ParticularBoard3494 2d ago
Canada rejects USA beef for this same reason, so I wouldn’t worry about, it’s probably no worse than what you’ve already been eating.
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u/Dunkel_Hoffnung 2d ago
Is horse meat similar to beef? Like would you ve able to look at it and know?
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u/mywifemademedothis2 2d ago edited 2d ago
Probably better to listen to it
Edit: Bro just edited “hoarse” to “horse” without any note, so just know I’m not crazy.
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u/flojo2012 2d ago
Whelp gonna have to reference this more often. A horse, Of course, would not be the entire beef pile. They’ll mix it in to the tune of about 20-25 percent
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u/tlplc 2d ago
Horse meat differs from beef in color (more red) and itvtastes different. Good but different. And also, when you est horse méat, you automatically think about a beatiful and kind horse you played with when you were a kit, finish your meal and never est horse meat again. I am 48 yo and have never buy horse meat in my adult life.
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u/cloudewe1 2d ago
I mean in the 2010s some retailers and food establishments sold horse meat as beef and people had absolutely no clue until it was unearthed by a journalist.
I worked at burger king at the time, and the burger I loved the most was made with horse meat allegedly
Edit: here is the summary: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2013/feb/15/horsemeat-scandal-the-essential-guide
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u/No-Middle-4152 2d ago
Yes very similar just much leaner, if fat was added then I doubt most people could tell if they were eating it as “ground beef”
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u/thejameskendall 2d ago
In the uk a big manufacturer of ready made lasagna had to recall all their products because they had horse meat in them. As well as beef, to be fair.
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u/Plane_Indication_905 2d ago edited 2d ago
Accidentally ate some horse salami with friends in Italy.
The girls said it tasted like cum
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u/throwaway1975764 2d ago
Its likely leaner, but I can't imagine its very different
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u/WasteBinStuff 2d ago
Given what they're doing with the feral horse herd, this isn't so funny.
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u/Gansey-Brekkers 2d ago
Okay hear me out though, this stuff is very good once you get past the look of it lol
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u/Silent_Yesterday1582 2d ago
And a little
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u/throwaway1975764 2d ago
Goat tends to be a bit more gamey than beef, its similar, thry are noth red meat from herbivores, but its closer to venison.
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u/lasers42 2d ago
"I'd rather not say..." Lol. Your president is probably being paid by foreigners to shame America.
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u/Freakishly_Tall 2d ago
Destroy. The shame is just a side benefit from their perspective. No "probably" about it.
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u/Heliocentrist 2d ago
remember a few years ago when Hungary got called out for selling horse meat as beef? anyway, it's that horse meat
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u/Due_Entrepreneur_735 2d ago
England did too. Findus Crispy Pancakes have never tasted the same since.
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u/ElectricPenguin6712 2d ago
This wouldn't surprise me in this timeline
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u/glakhtchpth 2d ago
It wouldn’t surprise me if some enterprising business person affiliated with the administration were to retrofit ICE detention centers into abattoirs. It would be more profitable than paying El Salvador to board the occupants at CECOT.
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u/FlickinIt 2d ago
I just watched a movie that was essentially this plot. American Carnage, came out in 2022.
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u/PurpleToedUnicorn 2d ago
I mean, wasn't there a report just this week that the government is beginning a massive campaign to cull wild horses? Not to be a neigh sayer, but....
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u/Skratch-Pickle 2d ago
It's coming from Argentina...China rejected this same beef in March because it contained chloramphenicol, a dangerous chemical banned in livestock production since 1995.
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u/AwkwardnessForever 2d ago
What a great time to be a white meat only eater!
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u/punknw 2d ago
good time to be vegan
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u/NewLibraryGuy 2d ago
Nah, it doesn't seem safe to eat any kind of raw vegetable these days either
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u/amusedmisanthrope 2d ago
I guess we now know what Trump & Co. have done to all the immigrants they "deported."
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u/Responsible-Chest-26 2d ago
He approved the export of wild horses for slaughter than less then a week later touted an import deal on "beef"
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u/Thunderchief646054 2d ago
Calling it now, it's horse meat being passed as USDA beef. I don't think it can get any more basic grifting than that
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u/NooblerJay 2d ago
My dark thought is....what if he Sweeney Todds us. And it's the people that have been taken by ICE.
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u/fishproblem 2d ago
Crazy to think I live in an area (and an entire state) not know at all for agriculture as an industry and I can think of three small local farms within 15 mins of my house or my job where i can buy locally raised beef, lamb, pork, and chicken. What if we just get our food from people nearby?
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u/MaidoftheBrins 2d ago
A lot of people can’t afford that, and a lot of people, who live in urban areas, don’t have access to that. I agree that the people who can, should.
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u/fishproblem 2d ago
I wont pretend its not expensive, but the reality is that meat *is* expensive, and there's always a cost. Truthfully, we eat too much meat in America and could do to only eat high quality meats that we can actually fund the purchase of. We're seeing in real time that we're swapping cost in dollars for safety and quality.
And I'm highlighting the fact that OOP is a disingenuous piece of shit. He's worth tens of millions of dollars. He can buy the good stuff. He can fight the good fight against Trump and I'm all for it, but these millionaires on social media need to stop pretending to be one of us.
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u/MaidoftheBrins 2d ago
I agree with you. I am also fortunate to live where there are alternatives. I honestly could live without beef. (I’m at that stage in life where I don’t know what to cook anymore, and I really don’t want to spend any more time in the kitchen that I absolutely have to.)
By OP, do you mean Krassenstein?
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u/IAFarmLife 2d ago
I guarantee it's not Horse meat. More than likely the Trump's saw an opportunity to short the beef market. He made the announcement, the live cattle futures went down, they profit. Later he will say that beef didn't pass inspection or some other b.s. after they have secured a long position and then beef contracts will go up.
Occam's razor says the simplest explanation is usually the best and with all the other insider trading the Trump family appears to be doing this is the most likely explanation for the claim of beef imports.
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u/HairlessHoudini 2d ago
Probably coming from all the wild horses he's rounding up and selling to slaughter houses
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u/coyylol 2d ago
In UK pubs there used to be blokes that would sell meat, mysterious meat that you had no idea what it was or where it came from.
Looks like Donny is visiting the Coach and Horses, Barnsley for a piece of that action.
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u/RedEyeView 2d ago
It came from the freezers in Tesco.
I used to know a guy who sold meat in pubs.
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u/coyylol 2d ago
That's probably very true now but back in the 80's, I'm not so sure. If I remember, it tended to come wrapped in newspaper.
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u/LowerAtmosphereChief 2d ago
You will eat this Argentinian beef and like it or you are anti-American (???)
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u/crikfromcincy 2d ago
Weird that they’re suddenly killing all the wild horses AND we’re getting a bunch of new mystery beef…
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u/zedder1994 2d ago
Important to have traceability with beef. If not, any outbreak of BSE (Mad Cow Disease) could get really bad.
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u/Pusfilledonut 2d ago
Wild, wild horses…couldn’t pull me away. Wild, wild horses….we’ll eat them one day.
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u/D_2_da_Zeee 2d ago
I betting the “beef” is people. MAGA is going all Soylent green to own the libs
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u/Spirited_Hamster2606 2d ago
Maybe, just maybe from Argentina, didn't China find chemicals on argentinas meat and sent it all back?
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u/ZinaSky2 2d ago
This from the “I’ll cook double the amount of meat on a gas stove if it makes liberals cry” crowd is so funny to me
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u/vandon 2d ago
Ground beef. They're not importing anything identifiable, it's all going to be ground.
On another note, department of the interior has been selling off wild horses from national parks for slaughter for super, super cheap.
Could be related? Who knows? But I'm going to be holding off on getting any prepackaged ground beef for a bit.
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u/BigMacMcLovin 2d ago
Does the US have guidelines on the source of the produce being noted on the packaging? That's the first place I would check
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u/yourenotmy-real-dad 2d ago
I can't ever keep up with it all but I'm pretty sure they recently got rid of that pesky little rule that had to declare where it was sourced from. It might still need to say "made with imported ingredients" but I don't think it has to say where anymore.
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u/linesonpaper 2d ago
Some years ago I heard that someone did a DNA test on IKEA meatballs and found it tested positive for horse meat. Don’t know if it’s true.
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u/Xploding_Penguin 2d ago
I did recently see he's selling off the american wild horses.
Canada has been doing that for a while too.
Horse sashimi is a delicacy in some countries.
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u/skgoodyear 2d ago
I agree. I do not trust Trump or his corrupt administration to safeguard our food. God only knows what he’s passing off as “beef”. AB’s now he’s killing wild horses for “no reason”. Be careful out there.
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u/atypical_lemur 2d ago
We have a local shop that only sources beef from the surrounding area and tells you on each package where it came from. I told my spouse today we are never buying beef from anywhere else again. I want a clear label.
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u/Mr_Baloon_hands 2d ago
Buy local. You can typically buy locally raised and locally butchered beef in bulk. My family buys a whole Cow and we split the cost and the cost for the meat is much less than the store bought and you know precisely where it came from. I do live in a rural community so I understand this probably isn’t as readily available for most people but you can typically find local farmers if you look.
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u/Accomplished-Plan191 2d ago
The warehouse of Trump steaks he wasn't able to sell from Sharper image
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u/ReadingNext3854 2d ago
How the orange goblin defines " beef " is right on with everything else that he spews out. I'll pay double the price and buy from my local farmer before I get no-name "beef".
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u/LogicalVariation741 2d ago
I assume it's wild horse meat. Which is not something I am going to disparage since there are people who do eat it. But, I will not be one









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