The problem is peoples attention span, when it comes to boycotts. Dick's took a huge hit dropping guns, then opened Field and Stream when they realized guns make WAY more money in the midwest than golf clubs and athleisure wear, correctly gambling that people wouldn't connect the dots on who the owners are and simply would get excited about a new "gun/outdoor megastore" in the shopping mall. Then they doubled down and removed AR15s from F&S and started the losses all over again.
The same could be said about pretty much any processed or Factory made food. Not everybody raises chickens just for the economy of it. Plus it has really only become an issue in the winter because ours normally free range on 5 Acres but like I said the bugs go away when it gets cold.
Seeing the same thing with Kalmbach. Likely that the 16% protein is enough to maintain in the summer when they have bugs to supplement their feed, but in the winter there are none. Feeding mealworms got ours laying again.
Like how all flights got grounded in 3 different countrie using 3 completely different systems, because they all had "software glitches" on both the primary and backup systems at the same time. Then bitcoin shot up 20%.
Is this a backdoor to population control? If the "justice" system won't do anything about chomos, it WILL be handled at the community level, and it won't involve $45k-$60k/yr (per offender) of taxpayer funded timeouts......
My concern with the bail setting amendment was that it takes the power to determine bail guidelines from the state supreme court and grants it to the legislature, that was calling concerned parents and people opposed to wuflu lock downs domestic terrorists a year prior.
This Is Not What It Seems at face value. The text of the amendment took regulation of voting away from the legislature and put it in the hands of the judiciary. People didn't look closely at what they were voting for.
Edit: disregard I got this mixed up with the other Amendment about considerations and setting bail. The voting amendment was a good shoot.
Goes back to WWII. Not sure pepe is related, if that is the implication here.