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The latter - if it really is one of the biggest farms, this may affect prices, which are bad as it is.
by lzooz 4y ago
The latter - if it really is one of the biggest farms, this may affect prices, which are bad as it is.
- hutzlibu 4y agoWell, maybe consider yourself lucky, that inflation is your problem and not living a life, like one of those pigs. Sometimes I hope, that karma and reincarnation works, though.
- brigandish 4y agoMeat, and food in general in the UK is incredibly cheap, one pig farm closing down won't affect your ability to get cheap food. Regardless, most people eat too much, too lacking in quality meat, a bit of scarcity will do everyone some good in this regard.
- acta_non_verba 4y agoYes, the poor in England really will appreciate this additional kicking. I actually don't understand what has to happen to someone for them to be able to disassociate from normality like this.
- brigandish 4y agoThe poor in England won't be getting an additional kicking from because it will have barely any impact on them, but even if they couldn't buy crappy sausages which barely have anything you'd describe as meat in them, it would be good for them as even cheaper food like beans is far more healthy for them, and their finances.
- Sharlin 4y agoMeat is incredibly – and mostly artifially – cheap in the West, inflation or no inflation. So I’m sorry, but can’t really sympathize at all.
- scott_w 4y agoThat's not a cause of inflation. The lack of workers is the main cause, which won't change because of one farm closing.