Nicotine

[canadyjd]

Quick link?

I don’t know how to “link” to anything in my phone. Sorry, not particularly tech Saavy. I just googled “are tobacco farmers eligible for government subsidies?” Some we’re just anti-tobacco sites which didn’t give amounts.

On one site I found the info of $60 million a year.

peace to you

 

[canadyjd]

Disagree! - If he can do this - then what else will he regulate.
Then anything is subject to be regulated.
IMHO there is just too much regulation by the federal govt.

To be a little more clear, the POTUS enforces the laws passed by congress and that are signed into law. The laws concerning the regulation of tobacco products are certainly on the books, but what authority the POTUS has concerning nicotine concentrations, I’m not sure.

If he has the authority, then sure, regulate nicotine.

There is a role for federal government regulations in all areas of commerce. The question is always “how much” regulation balances public needs (safety) with freedom within a capitalistic society.

Having someone in power that actually runs large businesses (and or small businesses) is a good idea to get their perspective on regulations.

peace to you

 

[Salty]

I don’t know how to “link” to anything in my phone. Sorry, not particularly tech Saavy. I just googled “are tobacco farmers eligible for government subsidies?” Some we’re just anti-tobacco sites which didn’t give amounts.

On one site I found the info of $60 million a year.

No problem:
Q&A: Is gov still subsidizing tobacco growers?


“are tobacco farmers eligible for government subsidies? - AOL Search Results

 

[Deacon]

The Amish farmers in SE Pennsylvania grew tobacco

…but not so much anymore.

…they grow hemp.​

Puts a whole new meaning to the phrase, “field trip”.

Rob

 

[Conan]

A quick google search found at least $60 million per year in subsidies to tobacco farmers.

peace to you

Wouldn't that be about nothing? In my State, which was the largest producer, farmers are no longer being subsidized to grow tobacco and have either gotten out of farming or switched crops altogether. Fields after fields after fields in my state used to grow tobacco. No more!

 

[canadyjd]

Wouldn't that be about nothing? In my State, which was the largest producer, farmers are no longer being subsidized to grow tobacco and have either gotten out of farming or switched crops altogether. Fields after fields after fields in my state used to grow tobacco. No more!

Well, $60 million is still a lot of money, but when compared to about $45 billion annual federal agriculture subsidies, it looks pretty small.

Why support a product that is known to cause cancer? In fact, why allow the process of making cigs (with all the chemicals that cause addiction and cancer) at all?

From a public health stand point, should the federal government force tobacco companies to simply produce tobacco without the added chemicals for “preservation” and “taste”?

It would be like the old days. Carry a tobacco pouch, roll your own with no filter, no added chemicals.

peace to you

 

[Conan]

Well, $60 million is still a lot of money, but when compared to about $45 billion annual federal agriculture subsidies, it looks pretty small.

Why support a product that is known to cause cancer? In fact, why allow the process of making cigs (with all the chemicals that cause addiction and cancer) at all?

From a public health stand point, should the federal government force tobacco companies to simply produce tobacco without the added chemicals for “preservation” and “taste”?

peace to you

Yes. But I think you meant without chemicals.

 

[canadyjd]

Yes. But I think you meant without chemicals.

I already corrected it, but good catch.

peace to you

 

[Wingman68]

The Amish farmers in SE Pennsylvania grew tobacco

…but not so much anymore.

…they grow hemp.​

Puts a whole new meaning to the phrase, “field trip”.

Rob

No one will get high on hemp. It has low THC.
Why Grow Hemp: The Many Uses Of Hemp On Smaller Farms

 

[kyredneck]

Wouldn't that be about nothing? In my State, which was the largest producer, farmers are no longer being subsidized to grow tobacco and have either gotten out of farming or switched crops altogether. Fields after fields after fields in my state used to grow tobacco. No more!

Same in KY.

 

[kyredneck]

No one will get high on hemp. It has low THC.
Why Grow Hemp: The Many Uses Of Hemp On Smaller Farms

Hemp catching on in KY now. The smell from a field of it is very strong.

 

[Conan]

Organic Hemp Hearts

Organic Hemp Hearts

Food

 

[Benjamin]

Next they'll want to take the caffeine out of coffee. - which could be compared to taking the apples out of apple pie...

 

[percho]

Is minute 25:50 to 27:00 in the following relative to why this Admin would consider this?

CoVENOM-19! They’ve Used This BioWeapon For Decades & Now This EPIC Documentary Will EXPOSE it ALL! (bitchute.com)

 

[percho]

Biden wants to cut nicotine in Ciggs/

Granted from a medical / spiritual view - that is a good ideal

BUT from a freedom point of view -is that something the
government should require?

See post 34 then watch Minutes 18 to 31 of this EXPLOSIVE - DEATHS AFTER VAX - Dr. Ardis: NICOTINE - The new vaccine for COVID-19 (bitchute.com)

The world wants to, all of a sudden, cut nicotine.

 

[Wingman68]

Hemp catching on in KY now. The smell from a field of it is very strong.

For my friends in the south:

 

[kyredneck]

For my friends in the south:

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<HILLARIOUS> good one

 

[percho]

<HILLARIOUS> good one

If it ain't fried it ain't fit to eat!