California pig rules could cause BACON to disappear

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"...At the beginning of next year, California will begin enforcing an animal welfare proposition approved overwhelmingly by voters in 2018 that requires more space for breeding pigs, egg-laying chickens and veal calves...only 4% of hog operations now comply with the new rules. Unless the courts intervene or the state temporarily allows non-compliant meat to be sold in the state, California will lose almost all of its pork supply, much of which comes from Iowa, and pork producers will face higher costs to regain a key market..."

[my favorite part of the article] Animal welfare organizations for years have been pushing for more humane treatment of farm animals but the California rules could be a rare case of consumers clearly paying a price for their beliefs.

California pig rules could cause bacon to disappear | Fox Business
 
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You have to wonder how the laws on interstate commerce apply in this sort of case. I know this won't be a universally popular statement, but there are times when a state needs to get a slap upside the head and reminded that it is but one in a union.
 
You have to wonder how the laws on interstate commerce apply in this sort of case. I know this won't be a universally popular statement, but there are times when a state needs to get a slap upside the head and reminded that it is but one in a union.

You heard about the case in which a man living in CA had an argument with his son. Cops were called. No weapons involved but the officers did notice he owned several. He was cited for misdemeanor obstruction. Piddly stuff. Before it goes to court, he moves to Ohio. He's living in Ohio, but working through the CA legal system to settle the matter. The DA in CA decides that their red flag laws demand that the man turn in his guns. One problem. The man and his guns are in another state. To CA this is no problem. They asked a judge to order that the man surrender his firearms to authorities in Ohio. They want Ohio to enforce CA law. The judge told them they were nuts, but it seemed perfectly reasonable to CA.
 
Hmmmm...Seems to me all their attention is pointed in the wrong direction when it comes to PORK.

I would think it would better aimed for D.C.:rolleyes:


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Oh well, there goes the price of Pork and Beans or Beans and Weenies.:(

And then too, there is the game that's played with the little ones...."This little piggy went to market...This little piggy stayed home"...I recon that will be outlawed too, since all those little piggies are so close together.:eek:
 
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OH NO!!!! Not the Chicharrons too.:eek::eek::eek::eek:

No more "Mountain oysters":confused::confused::confused:

How am I going to make it from here on.:rolleyes:

Pickled pigs feet I suppose will be outed too...RATS


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The pork producers should do what Barrett did and just stop selling to California. Let them raise their own pigs, any way they want.

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turn about is fair play...
pass laws that only agricultural business entities that employ a majority of CCW holders will be allowed to sell... fruits nuts and vegetables in our states
 
That just leaves more bacon for the rest of us that don't live in Calif.

Maybe, just maybe, the rest of the country can get decent bacon for less than $6 or $7 per pound (or 12-oz. package that they like to sell us).

Elections have consequences. The voters in California have mandated conditions that will make it impossible for California residents to obtain certain farm products.

Let them eat cake! Or fairy dust! Or whatever nonsense west coast idiots think if fit for human consumption at the breakfast table.
 
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