You seem reasonably proficient at it. I think you introduce misspellings like this on purpose—given your history. It’s a bit psychotic if you ask me—given your history…….
Making fun a language isn't psychotic behavior, unless you have something you want to confess.
If anything, English is an imperial language forced down our throats after Amekos beat us in WWII. But given that you actually know history, you should know why Unicode relented on “ç” for /ch/.
What's the problem with "çeat"? Pretty obvious that it's pronounced "cheat". If you'd speak three languages or more, you'd be aware of that.Don't blame others for your eductional deficites.
Giving things away for free en masse costs money. And the farmers are already going bankrupt from this. Big Ag will buy up that land cheap, and then the subsidies will be announced. Just like last time.
Good. Fuck em. I'll sit back and enjoy while the rest of the world proceeds to set up a trade network that bypasses the U.S. entirely, fostering far more cooperation and goodwill than America's Hegemonic diplomacy ever has. America can get fucked for all I care.
Soy farming is destructive to natural ecosystems. A shame for the farmers in the US, but the nature will be glad and that is more valuable. It does depend on the replacement crop.
I am worried about Brazilian's nature with the increasing soy farming. Soy needs terrain that competes with beautiful native plants, and with increasing production, more land will be lost, and more water consumed.
The good news is that soy farming makes more sense in Brazil. Higher rainfall means less diverted water. It is actually more ecologically cost effective. Hopefully there will not be much more forest displacement.
Soyf farming and cattle ranching have been destroying the amazon for decades. It is severely diminished from that. But it is such a huge forest that it seems infinite.
The bigger problem is that the soil on the amazon is actually pretty bad. There is a thin fertile layer that gets renewed by the forest. Once you cut it down to plant something else it quickly becomes bad, so you have to cut down more forest to keep up production
They claim the soy farming won't be allowed to deforest further, but the more land used for soy, the less for cattle. That can push cattle ranchers deeper into forested land and the effect is the same.
I hope this can be solved soon. The Amazon is a precious, ancient treasure of Earth.
Soy farming restores nitrogen on soil. The alternative of using chemical processes to restore that nitrogen is stopping farming corn, and that's not happening.
For those asleep at the wheel: This is part of the plan, it's helping the last % points of a corporate takeover of the US primary sector that started over a decade ago. It's consolidation into monopolies. It's the US perestroika.
China made its biggest daily purchase of American soybeans in two years, in a move that ends a temporary pause and appears to signal a commitment to a trade truce reached late last month.
It would be interesting to know how this effects the people in China as the country is the world's largest importer not just of soybeans but of food in general. Is Brazil even able to fill the gap?
63 Comments
jubilationtcornpone@sh.itjust.works · 66 pts · 286d
US Farmers having the day they voted for:
WanderingThoughts@europe.pub · 7 pts · 286d
They were voting for subsidies
masterspace@lemmy.ca · 8 pts · 286d
tornavish@lemmy.cafe · 33 pts · 286d
US could always turn those soybeans into cheap food for the US.
AntiBullyRanger@ani.social · 23 pts · 286d
Even give it away to starving families who lost their SNAP benefits during the shutdown.
But capitalists have to lie, çeat, & steal.
tornavish@lemmy.cafe · 8 pts · 286d
Cheat?
random_character_a@lemmy.world · 5 pts · 286d
Tax evasion, market manipulation, monopolies... etc.
tornavish@lemmy.cafe · 6 pts · 286d
Sha-eat?
AntiBullyRanger@ani.social · -7 pts · 286d
You got it right the first time.
Cha che chi cho chu = Ça çe çi ço çu.
English is such a shit language it changes “ea” to /ι/ in “cheat” /çιt/
tornavish@lemmy.cafe · 10 pts · 286d
You seem reasonably proficient at it. I think you introduce misspellings like this on purpose—given your history. It’s a bit psychotic if you ask me—given your history…….
AntiBullyRanger@ani.social · -8 pts · 286d
Making fun a language isn't psychotic behavior, unless you have something you want to confess.
If anything, English is an imperial language forced down our throats after Amekos beat us in WWII. But given that you actually know history, you should know why Unicode relented on “ç” for /ch/.
b_tr3e@feddit.org · -9 pts · 286d
What's the problem with "çeat"? Pretty obvious that it's pronounced "cheat". If you'd speak three languages or more, you'd be aware of that.Don't blame others for your eductional deficites.
AntiBullyRanger@ani.social · -2 pts · 286d
🙂↕️
tornavish@lemmy.cafe · 2 pts · 286d
Sha-eat?
Clearly English is your third language.
AntiBullyRanger@ani.social · -3 pts · 286d
How do you pronouns “C”?
/ka/?
Bronzebeard@lemmy.zip · 2 pts · 286d
Giving things away for free en masse costs money. And the farmers are already going bankrupt from this. Big Ag will buy up that land cheap, and then the subsidies will be announced. Just like last time.
AntiBullyRanger@ani.social · -4 pts · 286d
Wow, capitalist propaganda in my response.
Did you even bother to read who actually paid for the beans on these farms through subsidies?
Let's be blatant, the farmers are worried about profit, not feeding the hungry.
Bronzebeard@lemmy.zip · 2 pts · 286d
I don't think you read what I wrote properly.
AntiBullyRanger@ani.social · -2 pts · 286d
Money is theft.
Bronzebeard@lemmy.zip · 1 pts · 285d
No. Let the adults talk.
AntiBullyRanger@ani.social · -1 pts · 285d
The “adults” in the room.
Ilixtze@lemmy.ml · 12 pts · 286d
According to americans beans are for mexicans and commies and soy feminizes you, thus, no such luck.
Holytimes@sh.itjust.works · 6 pts · 286d
So what your telling me it's time for the Mexican fembois to rise up and take over America?
Iv heard of worse fates.
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zone · 6 pts · 285d
Turning us all into soyboys?
Lol the irony would be pretty delicious.
Adderbox76@lemmy.ca · 16 pts · 286d
Good. Fuck em. I'll sit back and enjoy while the rest of the world proceeds to set up a trade network that bypasses the U.S. entirely, fostering far more cooperation and goodwill than America's Hegemonic diplomacy ever has. America can get fucked for all I care.
Tronn4@lemmy.world · 10 pts · 286d
So much winning
survirtual@lemmy.world · 7 pts · 286d
Soy farming is destructive to natural ecosystems. A shame for the farmers in the US, but the nature will be glad and that is more valuable. It does depend on the replacement crop.
I am worried about Brazilian's nature with the increasing soy farming. Soy needs terrain that competes with beautiful native plants, and with increasing production, more land will be lost, and more water consumed.
The good news is that soy farming makes more sense in Brazil. Higher rainfall means less diverted water. It is actually more ecologically cost effective. Hopefully there will not be much more forest displacement.
kiagam@lemmy.world · 6 pts · 286d
Soyf farming and cattle ranching have been destroying the amazon for decades. It is severely diminished from that. But it is such a huge forest that it seems infinite.
The bigger problem is that the soil on the amazon is actually pretty bad. There is a thin fertile layer that gets renewed by the forest. Once you cut it down to plant something else it quickly becomes bad, so you have to cut down more forest to keep up production
survirtual@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 286d
It's true and very sad.
They claim the soy farming won't be allowed to deforest further, but the more land used for soy, the less for cattle. That can push cattle ranchers deeper into forested land and the effect is the same.
I hope this can be solved soon. The Amazon is a precious, ancient treasure of Earth.
driving_crooner@lemmy.eco.br · 2 pts · 286d
Soy farming restores nitrogen on soil. The alternative of using chemical processes to restore that nitrogen is stopping farming corn, and that's not happening.
AntiBullyRanger@ani.social · 6 pts · 286d
Good. Make it forever.
verdi@feddit.org · 5 pts · 285d
For those asleep at the wheel: This is part of the plan, it's helping the last % points of a corporate takeover of the US primary sector that started over a decade ago. It's consolidation into monopolies. It's the US perestroika.
card797@champserver.net · 4 pts · 286d
The deals are so good.
Hotznplotzn@lemmy.sdf.org · 4 pts · 285d
It's a bit confusing:
China Makes Biggest Soybean Buy From U.S. in Two Years
It would be interesting to know how this effects the people in China as the country is the world's largest importer not just of soybeans but of food in general. Is Brazil even able to fill the gap?
falseWhite@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 285d
masterspace@lemmy.ca · 1 pts · 286d