Fox's fake "war on burgers" comes crumbling down into dust

[magicguido]

[SWBTATTReg]

1. faux news continues to dig its own grave w/ moronic mutterings of so called 'facts' and lies...

It's like the boy who cried WOLF! WOLF! WOLF! too many times...

[LaMouffette]

2. "Let them eat kale!" Thank you for posting!

That was hilarious! I wonder if they have any idea how ridiculous they look peddling such a ridiculous lie? How desperate they must be to find dirt on Biden.

Not that there aren't plenty of reasons to consider a beef ban. I cut way back on eating beef after reading Mad Cowboy, written by a former rancher who woke up one day, swung his legs out of bed, and discovered he had no feeling in his legs. It's a good read and an eye-opener.

[sarchasm]

5. The Game Changers documentary ...

... was an eye opener for me.

[LaMouffette]

10. I hadn't heard of that one! I'll have to try to find it. Thanks!

[Xipe Totec]

3. More red meat for the Magats. nt

[sarchasm]

4. I'm eating so little red meat these days ...

... I think I'm less than a burger a month.

[Warpy]

6. We'd need fewer cardiologists if that happened

I don't know who he's talking to, "rib eye steak." Most people I know gave that up in the 70s, unless they're slicing it thinly and doing it as a stir fry with about 10X the amount of veg. We can't afford to eat steaks. Bad burgers from fast food joints, OK; meat in the spaghetti sauce, sure. A slab o'cow? That's for rich folks.

These days, I average 3 meals from one chicken breast. Meat is fucking expensive.

[Blue Owl]

7. Turns out it was a whopper

[Harker]

8. They're the wurst. n/t

[NoMoreRepugs]

9. Ron Burgundy has NOTHING on these ASSHATS. They will read anything into the camera.

[DesertRat]

11. Wow lol

k&r

[magicguido]

12. If not being a dumbass means you are an "elite" then lets wear that badge of honor

[spike jones]

13. At least we will still have hamberders like trump fed to Clemson football players.

The funny thing about when the Clemson football team was fed hamburgers at the WH
is that, at the time I was at Clemson, many of the students referred to the football players as Hamburgers.