MAGA Ranchers Are FURIOUS Over The One Question Americans Keep Asking Them — "Who Did You Vote For?"
Unfiltered America
2,593 views
In August, American cattle ranchers started doing something they had never done
before: selling beef directly to strangers on TikTok. Four hundred dollars for a
box of steaks. Quarter beef. Half beef. Delivered.
They did it because the price they get for a live animal collapsed, and the four
companies that process eighty percent of American beef weren't going to fix it.
Then the comment sections filled up with one question, over and over:
Who did you vote for?
This video is what happened next. I went through 5,587 TikTok videos from
American farmers, ranchers and rural voters and pulled the fifteen clips that
show the whole fight — including the people who think everybody in it is wrong.
What's in here: a cattleman explaining why a $3,500 heifer gets sold in August.
The comment sections, read out loud. A farmer confirming on camera that the Blue
Dot Farms groups are real. A right-wing creator arguing that three seconds in a
voting booth shouldn't follow a man for four years. A progressive saying the
pile-on has gone too far and private equity buys the land when these farms fold.
And a cattle producer telling other cattle producers they're being hypocrites —
who then says the only thing he actually wants is a country-of-origin label.
One thing I want to be straight about: I'm not telling anyone where to buy meat.
This video reports a boycott. It doesn't run one. And no seller's business name,
handle or order form is readable anywhere in it — the fight is the story, not any
one family's farm.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Ranchers started selling on TikTok
01:07 Why a $3,500 heifer gets sold in August
02:31 $400 for a box of steaks
04:17 Four companies, three thousand head a day
06:46 "The comments are brutal"
08:26 Why people are asking
10:11 "If my body is political, so is your farm"
11:36 "Why do you need to know?"
13:51 Three seconds in a voting booth
15:21 "There's no point rubbing it in"
17:01 A rancher answers the ranchers
19:39 Does Blue Dot actually exist?
22:17 "Buy blue dot only"
24:40 "Who cares if it's red or blue?"
28:10 What nobody in this fight notices
SOURCES
Every clip is linked in the pinned comment, in order. Figures quoted inside the
clips are the figures of the people who recorded them, not mine.
DISCLAIMER
This video is commentary and news analysis. All clips are used under fair use for
criticism, commentary and reporting. The opinions expressed belong to the people
who recorded them and do not represent the views of this channel. Statements made
by speakers have not been independently verified and are presented as their
statements, not as fact. Nothing here is financial, legal or agricultural advice,
and nothing here is a call to boycott any business.
If you are a farmer in financial distress, the Farm Aid hotline is 1-800-327-6243.
Subscribe here: [KANAL URL — bana at, placeholder bırakmam]
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So the BLM may need to look at managing the land in another way. There are moves to bring the large herbivore herds back in the form of bison, etc to bring the pastures back to a state as found when the US was inhabited by the native peoples.
MAGA Ranchers Are FURIOUS Over The One Question Americans Keep Asking Them — "Who Did You Vote For?"
Unfiltered America
2,593 views
In August, American cattle ranchers started doing something they had never done
before: selling beef directly to strangers on TikTok. Four hundred dollars for a
box of steaks. Quarter beef. Half beef. Delivered.
They did it because the price they get for a live animal collapsed, and the four
companies that process eighty percent of American beef weren't going to fix it.
Then the comment sections filled up with one question, over and over:
Who did you vote for?
This video is what happened next. I went through 5,587 TikTok videos from
American farmers, ranchers and rural voters and pulled the fifteen clips that
show the whole fight — including the people who think everybody in it is wrong.
What's in here: a cattleman explaining why a $3,500 heifer gets sold in August.
The comment sections, read out loud. A farmer confirming on camera that the Blue
Dot Farms groups are real. A right-wing creator arguing that three seconds in a
voting booth shouldn't follow a man for four years. A progressive saying the
pile-on has gone too far and private equity buys the land when these farms fold.
And a cattle producer telling other cattle producers they're being hypocrites —
who then says the only thing he actually wants is a country-of-origin label.
One thing I want to be straight about: I'm not telling anyone where to buy meat.
This video reports a boycott. It doesn't run one. And no seller's business name,
handle or order form is readable anywhere in it — the fight is the story, not any
one family's farm.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Ranchers started selling on TikTok
01:07 Why a $3,500 heifer gets sold in August
02:31 $400 for a box of steaks
04:17 Four companies, three thousand head a day
06:46 "The comments are brutal"
08:26 Why people are asking
10:11 "If my body is political, so is your farm"
11:36 "Why do you need to know?"
13:51 Three seconds in a voting booth
15:21 "There's no point rubbing it in"
17:01 A rancher answers the ranchers
19:39 Does Blue Dot actually exist?
22:17 "Buy blue dot only"
24:40 "Who cares if it's red or blue?"
28:10 What nobody in this fight notices
SOURCES
Every clip is linked in the pinned comment, in order. Figures quoted inside the
clips are the figures of the people who recorded them, not mine.
DISCLAIMER
This video is commentary and news analysis. All clips are used under fair use for
criticism, commentary and reporting. The opinions expressed belong to the people
who recorded them and do not represent the views of this channel. Statements made
by speakers have not been independently verified and are presented as their
statements, not as fact. Nothing here is financial, legal or agricultural advice,
and nothing here is a call to boycott any business.
If you are a farmer in financial distress, the Farm Aid hotline is 1-800-327-6243.
Subscribe here: [KANAL URL — bana at, placeholder bırakmam]