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    3. AvailableReporter484 on

      It’s that kind of small government free enterprise capitalism that keeps the bathrooms free from caravans of trans immigrants

    4. BlindWillieJohnson on

      So fucking stupid. Between this and the war on green energy, we’re banning perfectly good, useful, quality of life improving technology over asinine culture war bullshit.

    5. ElysiumSprouts on

      Republicans like to pretend they love freedom and personal choice. Except they don’t and never have.

    6. Aggravating-Salad441 on

      Texas isn’t actually on the cutting edge of cultivated meat. A single restaurant in Austin sold some salmon last year from a startup based in California.

      The state has a large cattle industry, so banning animal-free products isn’t surprising. Not saying that’s the best approach but it’s important context for those who didn’t read the article.

    8. kilgoreq on

      >But ranchers’ loudest concerns are about safety. They point out the risk of microplastics in the meat, and more generally the unknown long-term effects of eating a new type of meat.

      These the same motherfuckers pumping their cattle full of hormones & antibiotics.

      I’m sure they’re worried about the health impact on consumers 🙄🙄🙄

    9. ZorrosZ on

      Remember, they took Oprah to court when she started talking smack about cows.

    11. acelaya35 on

      Hey, we don’t want any of that economic opportunity in this state unless it benefits people that already have money.

    14. cecilmeyer on

      My question is why would those companies even attempt doing that in a state like that? It must be deliberate to provoke a legal battle.

    15. rayinreverse on

      To “protect” Texas beef probably. Right up until we started importing it all from Argentina.

    16. I_call_Shennanigans_ on

      USA truly is the dumbest country on the planet at this point in time.. It’s truly impressive. 

    19. eggpoowee on

      Just like big pharma and tobacco, we have big meat…
      the republicans will always look after these, especially in this incarnation of crooks and people so unqualified for their positions it hurts,

      Mainly because it means stacks money for doing very little, even if it means selling your soul and sailing those you supposedly represent down the river,

      But, don’t worry, noncey Donny is coming back around for those after he’s fulfilled his duties, ensuring security for the oil Barrons he’s actively stealing and killing on behalf of,
      A distraction is even better when he’s getting paid for it too

    20. anarkyinducer on

      Conservatives are extremely consistent when it comes to fucking over the general public in favor of toxic industry.

    22. cats_catz_kats_katz on

      I love how everything to make progress gets completely fkd if it’s to help the greater good and we all just make sarcastic comments in the internet because we are so powerless to stop anything.

    23. goldencrisp on

      Everyone needs to direct their hate to the meat packers. They are the ones pushing for these bans, they are the ones driving meat prices up, they are the ones making farming not profitable or sustainable. They are a useless middleman.

      There are a group of farmers that are at this very moment forming a new packing group with Costco already on board. Q3 26.

    24. wowbobwowbob on

      Oh good, we can’t be putting an end to animal suffering of course. Imagine that.

    25. Ecstatic-Curve-1853 on

      My sister ordered a impossible burger at Red Robin.. I got a real burger. I started eating mine. My sister started eating hers.. she said you know I think you got my dish.

      I’m like what? I took another bite, and said naaa this is a real burger. She said let me try..she took a bite and said it was the impossible burger..

      I was completely shocked that I couldn’t tell the difference.. I would probably just get the impossible burger next time because I don’t see why not

    27. BNLforever on

      There won’t even be birthmark beef before long.  Once the screw worms get here in greater numbers we’ll be picking parasites out of our expensive steaks

    30. ShenaniganSkywalker on

      I’ve been saying this for quite a while and people get very upset when I say it…

      But I genuinely believe that in a not so distant future, the thought of eating a real animal instead of a lab grown one will be considered barbaric because the 2 types of meat will be indistinguishable from one another.

    32. Minimum-Can2224 on

      Ass backwards state makes yet another stupid ass backwards decision that goes against their own people’s best interests. Why am I not surprised.

      I hope these lab grown meat companies will move to a state that will actually allow them to thrive in like here in California or New York.

    33. Calsun12345 on

      well if you open a business in Texas you deserve what you get…. the state is a clusterfuck of oppression and snow-flakes.

    37. unclewonderful on

      Leave it to conservatives to fuck up any everything good for the environment, animals, and ultimately sustainability. I hate this country.

    39. Choice_Letter_5912 on

      Lab grown meat like product. Meat is from an animal. This is made like plastic and gasoline.

    41. WashuOtaku on

      So? They can setup shop in another state or country and continue their lab-grown meat.

    42. RMRdesign on

      Joe Rogan is always talking about how „free“ Texas is. It must really be hard living in such a free state.

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