The price of eggs is likely to go up.

[Hijinx]

http://www.thenewamerican.com/economy/sectors/item/19754-coming-egg-shortage-will-tax-family-budgets

It seems that California has passed a law that will screw up everyone's breakfast.

I guess we will see, but if eggs go up so will cakes and rolls and anything else that uses eggs in their ingredients.

There goes the price of that egg mcmuffin.

 

[Monello]

Hopefully the price of a gallon of gas will go down

 

[GURPS]

And where is that direction is taking us? “We don't want any of these animals to be raised and killed,” says Park, referring to all domestic livestock. But, she says, “unfortunately we don't have the luxury of waiting until we have the opportunity to get rid of the entire industry.” When she says “the entire industry,” she clearly means all farming that produces animals for human consumption. She goes on to say that “a number of organizations including the Humane Society of the United States ... work on promoting veganism.”

Those familiar with the history of the HSUS are not surprised that it has upped the ante in the egg wars. ActivstFacts.com, a website that tracks the activities of organizations, activists, and tax-exempt foundations, has assembled a portfolio of very damning evidence against HSUS, which falsely portrays itself as an “animal welfare” organization.

HSUS regularly uses photos of abused dogs, cats, and other animals in heartrending television and print ad campaigns to raise millions of dollars, supposedly to care for these unfortunate victims of abuse. However, it seems the money goes instead to fund the HSUS radical “green” vegan/animal rights agenda ... and the salaries, perks, and pension plans of its execs.

the real goal ... do away with farm animals and products therein

 

[LibertyBeacon]

the real goal ... do away with farm animals and products therein

What evidence do you have for that?

 

[GURPS]

did you not read the article the OP posted :shrug:'

And where is that direction is taking us? “We don't want any of these animals to be raised and killed,” says Park, referring to all domestic livestock. But, she says, “unfortunately we don't have the luxury of waiting until we have the opportunity to get rid of the entire industry.” When she says “the entire industry,” she clearly means all farming that produces animals for human consumption. She goes on to say that “a number of organizations including the Humane Society of the United States ... work on promoting veganism.”

 

[PeoplesElbow]

If you have ever seen the chicken coops it is hard to not feel sorry for those chickens.