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zarkanian@sh.itjust.works to News@lemmy.world · 3 years ago

Florida Is on Its Way to Banning — and Criminalizing — Alternative Meat

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Florida Is on Its Way to Banning — and Criminalizing — Alternative Meat

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zarkanian@sh.itjust.works to News@lemmy.world · 3 years ago
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Florida legislators have been quietly working to ban and criminalize the production and sale of cell-cultivated meat across the state, via the introduction of two bills.
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      It cuts into the meat industry’s profits and is primarily desired by liberals

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      Not destroying the planet and killing sentient beings is “woke”, so they have to oppose it.

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      One bite and, bam, your transmexican.

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        What’s wrong with my transmexican?

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          Its an affront in the eyes of republijesus.

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        Got to remember that one… It’ll come in handy for years to come!

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      Because they are free market Republicans. /s

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      “Furthermore, on this day, henceforth shall it be known:

      If it ain’t moo, cain’t moo, won’t moo, ain’t not never gonna moo, and can’t make you moo, then it is of the devil and shall not be permitted.

      Also, the words ‘front loaf’ are not permissible descriptions of the governor’s crotchetal regions.

      Let it be law. “

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      Because they need to keep the kill count high otherwise some other demon will surpass them.

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      In fairness to them it’s not meat. Don’t ban it just label it appropriately, like sparkling protein.

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        It is literally meat though.

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        How is it not meat?

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