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On November 06 2020 00:25 Nixer wrote:Show nested quote +On November 06 2020 00:20 Mohdoo wrote:On November 06 2020 00:09 Nixer wrote: What's wrong with Chinese pork? Same thing that’s wrong with Chinese air. Their regulations are less than ours. Similarly, the UK people are desperately trying to prevent importing American chicken because American food standards are much less strict. American chicken export is garbage compared to their domestic product. Can you point out these regulations regarding pork livestock, and the differences between the two countries? I’m not spending my time digging up government documents. Feel free to pretend you not understand what I’m saying. Also Chinese adherence to standards is not a remotely valid assumption.
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On November 06 2020 00:12 Oukka wrote:Its FREEDOM contents are below American nutritional guidelines
you mean sugar ?
Massive amounts of sugar are beeing added to all sorts of consumables these days because it sells well. (not only in the usa btw,also in europe where we pretty much have similar brands and products. This isnt meant as a joke about obesitas just to be clear and before people misunderstand my comment,i dont joke about such things. It is meant as a serious remark about food these days) Not so much because it is what the people want but because most people make their choice subconscious and then become semi adicted to the product.
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On November 06 2020 00:28 Mohdoo wrote:Show nested quote +On November 06 2020 00:25 Nixer wrote:On November 06 2020 00:20 Mohdoo wrote:On November 06 2020 00:09 Nixer wrote: What's wrong with Chinese pork? Same thing that’s wrong with Chinese air. Their regulations are less than ours. Similarly, the UK people are desperately trying to prevent importing American chicken because American food standards are much less strict. American chicken export is garbage compared to their domestic product. Can you point out these regulations regarding pork livestock, and the differences between the two countries? I’m not spending my time digging up government documents. Feel free to pretend you not understand what I’m saying. Then I think it's probably unfair to call it garbage to compared to US produced pork. Adherence to said standards be as it may, it very much seemed like a thinly veiled jab to me.
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538 blog says that out of those 61k votes remaining in Georgia, Biden needs to win 65% of them to win the state, a mark he's been above for the late returns so far.
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On November 06 2020 00:28 Mohdoo wrote:Show nested quote +On November 06 2020 00:25 Nixer wrote:On November 06 2020 00:20 Mohdoo wrote:On November 06 2020 00:09 Nixer wrote: What's wrong with Chinese pork? Same thing that’s wrong with Chinese air. Their regulations are less than ours. Similarly, the UK people are desperately trying to prevent importing American chicken because American food standards are much less strict. American chicken export is garbage compared to their domestic product. Can you point out these regulations regarding pork livestock, and the differences between the two countries? I’m not spending my time digging up government documents. Feel free to pretend you not understand what I’m saying. Also Chinese adherence to standards is not a remotely valid assumption.
You might be interested to learn China has actually been outsourcing pork production to the US in part due to the more lax regulations here.
How lax regulation made it cheaper for China to outsource pork production – and all of its environmental and human costs – to the U.S.
www.rollingstone.com
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On November 06 2020 00:33 Nixer wrote:Show nested quote +On November 06 2020 00:28 Mohdoo wrote:On November 06 2020 00:25 Nixer wrote:On November 06 2020 00:20 Mohdoo wrote:On November 06 2020 00:09 Nixer wrote: What's wrong with Chinese pork? Same thing that’s wrong with Chinese air. Their regulations are less than ours. Similarly, the UK people are desperately trying to prevent importing American chicken because American food standards are much less strict. American chicken export is garbage compared to their domestic product. Can you point out these regulations regarding pork livestock, and the differences between the two countries? I’m not spending my time digging up government documents. Feel free to pretend you not understand what I’m saying. Then I think it's probably unfair to call it garbage to compared to US produced pork. Adherence to said standards be as it may, it very much seemed like a thinly veiled jab to me.
No, the adherence to food standards is literally what makes a food standard work.
"You can't call it garbage because they have food standards that nobody gives a shit about" doesn't work as an argument.
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On November 06 2020 00:32 pmh wrote:Show nested quote +On November 06 2020 00:12 Oukka wrote:On November 06 2020 00:09 Nixer wrote: What's wrong with Chinese pork? Its FREEDOM contents are below American nutritional guidelines you mean sugar ? Massive amounts of sugar are beeing added to all sorts of consumables these days because it sells well. Not so much because it is what the people want but because most people make their choice subconscious and then become semi adicted to the product. Semi-addicted is generous, I guess it’s just less noticeable than other substances.
Iirc part of it is (in the US context anyway) that corn subsidies really incentivised whacking corn starch in all sorts of goods that you don’t see elsewhere.
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On November 06 2020 00:37 m4ini wrote:Show nested quote +On November 06 2020 00:33 Nixer wrote:On November 06 2020 00:28 Mohdoo wrote:On November 06 2020 00:25 Nixer wrote:On November 06 2020 00:20 Mohdoo wrote:On November 06 2020 00:09 Nixer wrote: What's wrong with Chinese pork? Same thing that’s wrong with Chinese air. Their regulations are less than ours. Similarly, the UK people are desperately trying to prevent importing American chicken because American food standards are much less strict. American chicken export is garbage compared to their domestic product. Can you point out these regulations regarding pork livestock, and the differences between the two countries? I’m not spending my time digging up government documents. Feel free to pretend you not understand what I’m saying. Then I think it's probably unfair to call it garbage to compared to US produced pork. Adherence to said standards be as it may, it very much seemed like a thinly veiled jab to me. No, the adherence to food standards is literally what makes a food standard work. "You can't call it garbage because they have food standards that nobody gives a shit about" doesn't work as an argument. Well, it's better to know said regulations first to know whether or not they're being adhered to, don't you think? Point anyway was to find out reports on whether or not imported Chinese pork in fact does have any discrepancies/is below US standards. I was curious if there was any evidence to support that claim
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The county encompassing Pittsburgh says they'll resume counting tomorrow. So far this is a county that's almost 60-40 Biden to Trump so it could play a pivotal role. Urgh, I knew we were told we'd have to wait until Friday for PA, but this is agony.
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Almost feels like every state hopes the other finishes first so they don't have to deal with the inevitable retaliation from Trump during his final days. (like how he blocked aid to California for the wildfires)
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Seems like the perfect time for election officials to be taking a day off.

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On November 06 2020 00:52 Jockmcplop wrote:Seems like the perfect time for election officials to be taking a day off.  city paper reporter later in the thread claims they can't legally count the ballots until Friday. I personally have no idea, but that seems like a plausible explanation.
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PA has pretty much always said counts won't/can't be final until Friday. The only question is whether Biden will be ahead or not at the end of today.
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On November 06 2020 00:56 TheTenthDoc wrote: PA has pretty much always said counts won't/can't be final until Friday. The only question is whether Biden will be ahead or not by the end of today.
PA isn't over until they send electors that will definitely vote for Biden (assuming he has more votes). If Trump can keep them from completely finalizing the vote with a Biden lead (like all the legal/bureaucratic dotting of i's and crossing of t's) he can lobby the legislature (Republican) to send electors loyal to him.
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On November 06 2020 00:51 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: That makes no sense...
Makes no sense to me either. Tons of votes have been counted quickly,not only election day votes but also a large part of the mail in and drop in votes. Yet counting the last 5% in the most critical states has to take forever and it takes longer then counting the first 95% of the votes. It no doubt has its valid reasons but its a bit frustrating indeed.
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On November 06 2020 00:59 GreenHorizons wrote:Show nested quote +On November 06 2020 00:56 TheTenthDoc wrote: PA has pretty much always said counts won't/can't be final until Friday. The only question is whether Biden will be ahead or not by the end of today. PA isn't over until they send electors that will definitely vote for Biden (assuming he has more votes). If Trump can keep them from completely finalizing the vote with a Biden lead (like all the legal/bureaucratic dotting of i's and crossing of t's) he can lobby the legislature (Republican) to send electors loyal to him.
I know its possible, but I really don't think that happens. There would be blood in the streets, a lot of it if that happened
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On November 06 2020 01:00 IyMoon wrote:Show nested quote +On November 06 2020 00:59 GreenHorizons wrote:On November 06 2020 00:56 TheTenthDoc wrote: PA has pretty much always said counts won't/can't be final until Friday. The only question is whether Biden will be ahead or not by the end of today. PA isn't over until they send electors that will definitely vote for Biden (assuming he has more votes). If Trump can keep them from completely finalizing the vote with a Biden lead (like all the legal/bureaucratic dotting of i's and crossing of t's) he can lobby the legislature (Republican) to send electors loyal to him. I know its possible, but I really don't think that happens. There would be blood in the streets, a lot of it if that happened I mean Trump's going to push for it if it comes to that. imo It's just a matter of whether the Republicans there fall in line or not which probably boils down to whether they'd be more worried about losing a primary to a Trumpist that says they gave the election to Biden or a general where their opponent paints them as a Trump loyalist
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