Trump gets a hold of the sucessful pork inspecting process for the last 50 years and guess what??

[HomerJS]

Somehow the industry has managed to survive and thrive for the last 50 years. Now we are going to give companies more control of the inspection process which could greatly endanger consumers.

Go figure

New USDA pork processing regulations spark concern from food safety advocates

The new changes will likely go into effect in six months.

www.today.com

 

[IronWing]

Tricho-treat!

 

[dainthomas]

Some pig processing company probably donated like 20k to his re-election.

 

[dank69]

Trump fluffers: You shouldn't be eating swine anyway. Only bacon cheeseburgers from McDonald's

 

[JTsyo]

States will probably have to step up way watch for their citizens.

 

[K1052]

It's almost like Trump really isn't a populist and will give any narrow industry that cuts a check whatever they fuck they want.

 

[balloonshark]

Trump 2020: Making it easier and cheaper for the rich to get richer.

He sure does a lot to directly help the big fishes but has he done anything to directly help the little guy?

 

[Zorba]

Trump 2020: Making it easier and cheaper for the rich to get richer.

He sure does a lot to directly help the big fishes but has he done anything to directly help the little guy?

Yeah, cutting bs regulation makes companies hire more people.


/s

 

[MixMasterTang]

Trump 2020: Making it easier and cheaper for the rich to get richer.

He sure does a lot to directly help the big fishes but has he done anything to directly help the little guy?

Yeah, cutting bs regulation makes companies hire more people.


/s

He's just helping out the medical professional field by making sure people will keep getting sick from improperly handled foods!

 

[UNCjigga]

Might actually hurt him here in NC—pork industry has had a troubled history here recently.

 

[sdifox]

See? Trump is not anti Mulslim at all!

 

[soulcougher73]

He figures if we inspect to hard we’ll find out he is a big fat piggy swine who likes to roll in his own filth. Not that it not already obvious to people who pay attention.

 

[snoopy7548]

I just realized I haven't had a pork product (unless you count kielbasa, chorizo, and bacon) in like six months.

 

[sdifox]

I just realized I haven't had a pork product (unless you count kielbasa, chorizo, and bacon) in like six months.

Those all come from the same animal!

 

[senseamp]

I'd wait a few years before eating pork again, just to see how effective the new process is.

 

[shortylickens]

Trump 2020: Making it easier and cheaper for the rich to get richer.

He sure does a lot to directly help the big fishes but has he done anything to directly help the little guy?

Im sure his rapid zealots will be in here soon to blame Hillary for something or other.

 

[dawp]

He's just helping out the medical professional field by making sure people will keep getting sick from improperly handled foods!

not to mention funeral homes with the deaths from contaminated food!!!

 

[IJTSSG]

TDS suffering fucktards may want to actually read the article. OP's thread title is wildly inaccurate.

 

[IronWing]

TDS suffering fucktards may want to actually read the article. OP's thread title is wildly inaccurate.

No, it's not. You're just being silly.

 

[brycejones]

TDS suffering fucktards may want to actually read the article. OP's thread title is wildly inaccurate.

Did you just directly call the other posters in this thread fucktards?

 

[soundforbjt]

Up next, he plans to implement it in the Beef Industry, maybe the hamberders or well done steaks will do him in.

 

[JEDIYoda]

Yeah, cutting bs regulation makes companies hire more people.


/s

BS regulation? Which ones in particular...such as off shore drilling.....not having pork inspected....

 

[TheVrolok]

Did you just directly call the other posters in this thread fucktards?

It's not a personal attack because he didn't name a person, duh.

 

[JEDIYoda]

Somehow the industry has managed to survive and thrive for the last 50 years. Now we are going to give companies more control of the inspection process which could greatly endanger consumers.

Go figure

New USDA pork processing regulations spark concern from food safety advocates

The new changes will likely go into effect in six months.

www.today.com

I understand that you are trying real hard to post a thread and be accurate and technically your thread title could be misleading to a lot of people or people who actually know something about the article and inspection of pork who belong to advocacy groups will agree with youre thread title!

Why didn`t you just use the title of the article??

 

[[DHT]Osiris]

Sounds like a cost-cutting measure that'll result in a lot more issues with pork. Do not approve.

Why didn`t you just use the title of the article??

We're encouraged to not just post articles/pictures without some level of personal commentary. What's wrong with the title? It's accurate. This was a pilot program in a few isolated locations for the last two decades, now rolling out across the nation, usurping an existing process. It's happening under Trump's watch, and shit rolls uphill in the WH.