Its not receny bias. The US didnt just turn evil in Jan 2025.

How are are all those black prisoners working in privatised prisons doing by the way?

China has 4 times the population as the US, yet the US still has the largest prison population on Earth.

Slavery never ended in america.

Land of the free my hole. Its literally the least free country on the planet.

You mean the two countries tied for 3rd place in the most evil country competition?

In Ireland when we refer to a “family farm” it means its family owned.

This was due to the Land Acts which transferred ownership of farmland from landlords to the farmers.

Im not sure about exclusivity deals, I’ve heard if it in super markets, but we also have co-ops and farmers markets, so its possible for farmers to bypass that.

Sure:

Sustainable Food Systems Ireland

• However, Ireland continues to be the largest net exporter of Beef in the Northern Hemisphere

Teagasc (Agricultural Output

• There are approximately 137,500 family farms in Ireland with an average size of 32.4 hectares per holding according to the Farm Structure Survey of 2016.

Teagasc (Farmers Income)

The report, highlights that average farm income is forecast to reach €48,500 in 2025

Ask About Ireland

The scale of our farming output relative to our domestic population of 4.9m people mean that Ireland exports some 90% of its net beef output, making Ireland the largest beef exporter in Europe and one of the largest in the world (Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine, 2019). Similarly, 85% of dairy output is exported.

What billionaire overlord? Irish agriculture is made up of over 100,000 independant family farms, and each farmers income is on average about €40-50k.

We produce enough beef to support almost 3x the population and enough dairy for 10x the population.

Ireland is the 2nd most food secure country in the world.

Ireland was exporting food during the potato famine.

*Britian was exporting food from Ireland during the famine.

Good thing my country exports 90% of its agricultural produce, so if we start getting hungry then we’ll just export a bit less.

(We learned the hard way a long time ago when we ran out of potatoes.)