I think we have more important things to worry about.
QuoteCowboyKell has left-out the part where because a cow-tax will add costs to producing beef and milk, . . . the price of beef and milk will have to go up, . . . and, therefore, demand will go down, and fewer cows and less milk will be produced AND consumed.
Originally posted by: CowboyKell
I just don't like the idea of adding more financial strain to the small farmers and ranchers. The higher cost of production will lead to higher prices to the consumer . . .
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Originally posted by: DonDiegoQuoteCowboyKell has left-out the part where because a cow-tax will add costs to producing beef and milk, . . . the price of beef and milk will have to go up, . . . and, therefore, demand will go down, and fewer cows and less milk will be produced AND consumed.
Originally posted by: CowboyKell
I just don't like the idea of adding more financial strain to the small farmers and ranchers. The higher cost of production will lead to higher prices to the consumer . . .
It's like a twofer; the Government raises money for itself AND people are controlled to eat less meat and animal protein. The less meat one eats, the less likely one is to resist the totalitarian takeover, . . . whether by the Government or by the unexpected arrival of superior alien lifeforms. Enforced vegetarianism will force mankind a mite lower down the food chain.
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Originally posted by: CowboyKell
So....Exactly how are these collected taxes and/or fees going to offset the introduction of methane gas into the environment? Can you fight global climate change with a big pile of money?