Do you think RFK Jr will help or hurt the food industry?

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D_Bone_Steak · Accepted Answer

I voted "help" and I mean most of our American shit can't even be sold in Canada or anywhere else other than Mexico because it's that toxic.

I could be wrong and that's just the excuse other countries use to put tariffs on our food products to the point of not allowing most of them at all. I'm shocked that "hurt" was voted on so much. Perhaps I'm not thinking about the bottom line for the manufacturers that make that garbage. Awe, now we care about what the rich people make because Drumf endorsed RFK is pushing a change... how delightful to have such a change of opinion just because of who backs what.

I just think it's a long time coming. I buy the Jewish Kosher hot dogs because when you cook them, they stay the same size... but for some reason, a lot of people really like eating hotdogs that swell up with bird food inside of it that expands. It's not even mostly meat. Looks like it though *claps with a satirical smile.

For those of you that live here in the States... look at all these obese and sick people. Is it really just luck of the draw that we've gone from being just as healthy or slightly more healthy to being worse off than a lot of 3rd world countries?

I'm on board with the Make America Healthy Again movement. I already distill my water and remineralize it with Maifan sand because of the hormones in the water that turn the freakin frogs gay... getting rid of the fluoride that gives people a low IQ is just a plus. Enjoy the yellow teeth and being retarded I guess for those that love fluoride.

lightbulb27 · Accepted Answer

the industry, he's going to hurt it.

good! We need a thorough a$$ kicking!

consumer, help!

It was always our choice to choose healthy, but as well... much corruption is built into the grain itself. Monsanto... hello?

This one of the most exciting of changes. If we just did what Europe does... a lot of people in the world would starve probably, but we'd be healthier.

He's going after entrenched businesses that have been poisoning people for decades. This is going to be so so sos oossoooooo ugly.

long overdue!

I can't wait to hear MSNBC defend fruit loops for breakfast!

DeeDeeDeVour · Accepted Answer

His shakedown will hurt food AND healthcare industry but will open more pathways to healthier lives.

saraupstairs · Accepted Answer

He's not against food. He's against poison.

James The Foodie · Accepted Answer

As a culinary enthusiast, I prioritize the diversity and quality of flavors over political discussions. The food industry is vast and constantly evolving, influenced by consumer demands and health considerations. The impact of public figures usually depends on how their messages align with broader awareness of food safety and health trends. Ultimately, it's the collaborative efforts of farmers, chefs, nutritionists, and consumers that drive the industry's direction, ensuring that both traditional and modern tastes can thrive. 🍴

Lliam · Answer

He won't help the food "industry" but he might for them to clean up their act. He might help to make food healthier for Americans.

For decades, the FDA has been a subsidiary of big ag and the food "industry". It has allowed industry to market unnecessarily unhealthy food full of ungodly ingredients.

I support RFK Jr's vision 100%.

FreyaRed · Answer

Some of his ideas are good for consumers. Like ban of corn fructose syrup as sweetener but food industry would rather assassin him that allow that.

DryGermanGuy · Answer

Well, maybe something good could come from employing a kook. I will stay tuned.

MrOracle · Answer

While I'm generally not a lover of over-regulation, the food industry (parts of it, at least) have shown many times that profits matter more than safety, and when that happens, regulations need to be enacted. We've got stuff in our food that most countries banned decades ago due to health reasons, and where alternatives already exist, but the US food companies won't use because the less healthy stuff is cheaper. That's a problem.

Some food preservatives are something of a trade-off, but perhaps it's better to add small amounts of something that could cause long-term harm than to let food spoil and be useless and have people starving - BUT, things like food dyes are 100% cosmetic and there's no good justification for allowing them if they're harmful.

BTigers96 · Answer

I think he's going to help farmers, but hurt big agriculture. The big agriculture companies that dump all sorts of toxic chemicals into your foods are big mad at RFK, Jr.

exitseven · Answer

He will hurt the food industry but he will get rid of a lot of the preservatives and additives that are toxic.

Dongie · Answer

I don't know. But he's supposed to help us from continued poisoning.

msc545 · Answer

He will harm the food industry. He has no idea what he is talking about.

MarjorieJ · Answer

He will hurt the industry.

strateguy632 · Answer

I think he will raise the quality.

PepperJackson · Answer

Neither. The Dems will kill him.

ReesesThins2 · Answer

Hurt.

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