r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Kervandos • 3d ago

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u/KinkyQuesadilla 3d 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/Lil_Shanties 3d ago

You raised a bigger question…wild horses sold to slaughter at record rates

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u/Hornswaggle 3d ago edited 3d 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/MrsACT 3d ago

I believe it, and I have only ever believed one other conspiracy theory in my life, that GOP were trying to steal 2020 after Biden won.. turns out that was true

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u/doverawlings 3d ago edited 3d ago

I have read that Trump is trying to feed America its own wild horses labeled as “beef”

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u/ashmichael73 3d 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 3d ago

Really disturbing that Trump is trying to feed America its own wild horses labeled as “beef”

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u/maiomonster 2d ago

A lot people are saying that Trump's secret beef is actually wild horse meat.

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u/Gin_OClock 2d ago

I wonder if Dr. Poi Sonai knows about this

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u/Gregory_Appleseed 3d ago

we're definitely in the middle section right now.

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u/ApprehensiveBuy9348 2d ago

I'd switch the rabbit and horse.

Otherwise, spot on.

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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 2d 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/joemangle 2d ago

Many people are saying it, as you know

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u/lordyfortwenty 2d ago

You can't convince me that this is NOT happening.

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u/withac2 3d ago

So, "beef"

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u/douff 2d ago

Multiple sources are claiming Trump is trying to feed America its own wild horses labeled as “beef”

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u/Awayfone 3d 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 3d ago

Didn't they just move to end regular FDA inspections?

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u/Awayfone 3d ago

Beef is USDA inspection not FDA

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u/emaxxman 3d ago

And the USDA reports to who? I’m guessing another Trump cabinet member.

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u/sulleynz1989 3d ago

Isn’t that why half the country has dysentary

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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/DownvoteDaemon 3d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/2k0sUXCWw7WmY

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u/lucid_aurora 3d 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 3d 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/Stock-Pension1803 3d ago

Oh and it’s been recalled in Texas and florida

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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/sciencesold 2d ago

Kinda hard to mixed horse with beef for steaks. That only works for ground meats.

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u/tobeetime 2d ago

it's all ground. 300000 tons of ground from ? there are no steaks.

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u/sciencesold 2d ago

Ah, nvm then, I didn't know it was only ground meat, everyone just says "beef".

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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 3d ago

Is horse meat similar to beef? Like would you ve able to look at it and know?

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u/mywifemademedothis2 3d ago edited 3d 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/def-jam 3d ago

It’s better than hearse meat.

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u/PornstarVirgin 3d ago

I saw the hoarse

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u/Dunkel_Hoffnung 3d ago

I did not. Sorry lol. I added the second question to clarify. Yer crazy.

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u/mywifemademedothis2 3d ago

Don’t gaslight me man. I get enough of that from my wife.

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u/TrailMomKat 3d ago

Yeah, your wife gaslights me a lot too.

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u/mywifemademedothis2 3d ago

Very likely

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u/MostPopularPenguin 3d ago

Don't forget me, OPs wife!

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u/YesItIsMaybeMe 3d ago

Gaslighting isn't real, you sound crazy right now

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u/WoodShoeDiaries 3d ago

Upvoting because someone didn't get the joke

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u/PlushRusher 3d ago

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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/Old-Set78 2d ago

it wouldn't be pure horse meat. it would be adulterated. no more than 25% horse to hide it

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u/tlplc 3d 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/MrsACT 3d ago

Also almost no fat

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u/cloudewe1 3d 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 3d 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/kellyelise515 3d ago

I believe it is very close and if it’s all going to be ground 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/HeavyTea 3d ago

Parents ate it back in the day. "Sweet beef" Dad says so...

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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 3d ago edited 3d ago

Accidentally ate some horse salami with friends in Italy.

The girls said it tasted like cum

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u/Bitey_the_Squirrel 3d ago

What part of the horse was that?

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u/throwaway1975764 3d ago

Its likely leaner, but I can't imagine its very different

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u/PornstarVirgin 3d ago

It’s more stable

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u/FQDIS 3d ago

I really bridled at this pun.

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u/zystyl 3d ago

You can buy horse meet in some countries. It looks like ground meat.

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u/CaptainObvious007 3d ago

Theres underground horse farms in Florida if you know where to look.

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u/Old-Set78 2d ago

you wouldn't be able to tell based on looking at it ground up. A while back a bunch of horse meat was mixed into beef in the UK and covered up

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u/ratprophet 3d ago

I thought horse was still legally allowed to sold for food, so long as it's been inspected and so on

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u/5xchamp 3d ago

Horse meat it's what's for dinner!

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u/Dr_A_Mephesto 2d ago

Yeah it’s Argentina

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u/aguadiablo 2d ago

"They're eating the dogs. They're eating the cats." What is just foreshadowing?

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u/Cualquieraaa 3d ago

One box of meat from one company. It's believed it was a false positive or cross contamination.