The whole Black Angus I buy every year is raised/finished in a farm outside Leonardtown and processed in Warrenton, VA. Sorry.
Governor Ron DeSantis
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The whole Black Angus I buy every year is raised/finished in a farm outside Leonardtown and processed in Warrenton, VA. Sorry.
black dog
Free America
We should buy American and "suppository" owns an import wine company. Irony much...
Do you put "Imported by an American" labels on that box wine?
#iknowwheremymeatcomesfrom
Hush now, he's trying to show how smort he is.
HemiHauler
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:golfclap:
That speaks well of you, but perhaps you don't know the meaning of, "Depending on where you buy beef."
HemiHauler
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Show me where I stated what anyone "should" do with respect to buying American.
black dog
Free America
In everyone of your hypocritical condescending posts, the funny part is, you import wine instead of buying local or grown, processed, aged and bottled and corked in American bottles with labels made and printed in the 48 States.
HemiHauler
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And how is it you know we don't buy any American-produced wine? You are aware one can do both, yes?
And since you clearly know nothing about the wine importation business ... every single label on a bottle of wine, import and domestic alike, must be approved by BATFE. The front-of-bottle labels are rarely a problem, but the back-of-bottle labels are generally in either Italian or French. Guess who gets to pay for the back-of-bottle labels? Guess where we source them? Right here in America, so neener, neener, neener.
And I'm still waiting for you to show me where I stated what anyone "should" do with respect to buying American. You can't/won't because I never said anything of the sort.
Bare-ya-cuda
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You said it was an import business didn’t you? Unless you believe buying wine from California and having it shipped to Maryland is importing, it’s easy to think you aren’t buy American wine.
The way you keep talking Its sounding like it’s a liquor store you work and trying to sophisticate by calling it an import business.
HemiHauler
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Dude.
My wife runs a wine import business.
We buy wine for personal consumption. Some of it is domestic.
You can't possible be this dense unless you're trying hard.
Bare-ya-cuda
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Dude, you import wine as a business. Far more wine than you consume personally and only some of it is domestic. Way to promote buying American made there buddy. #hypocritehemihauler
PeoplesElbow
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Bullshit, he imports Chinese made dildos, he said he travels to test out the product.
black dog
Free America
Negro Please. Your backing up like a crab, faster than the last dundaulk girl when she saw my extremely large penis...
CPUSA
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Lying is the only thing this little turd is good at.
And he even FAILS at that!!
Bare-ya-cuda
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Why can’t you resale wine made and bottled in America?
HemiHauler
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Domestic producers have direct access to distribution. In fact, many of them sell directly off of their website.
VERY, I'm sure.
LightRoasted
If I may ...
If I may ...
For those of us that never had, or had little, these days, and in the coming days, (years), we'll be just fine going without the materiel things. Or we'll just make our own again.
Hell. Had many a Christmas where the tree came from a walk in the woods behind the house. Tree ornaments were painted and decorated pine cones and painted and decorated frozen orange juice cans, (the real small ones). Gifts were mostly clothes for the coming year, and one or two toy type gifts. Then it was off to visit the relatives. People today have no idea how good they have it. But they will. As the lyrics in the song goes, "Don't it always seem to go ~ That you don't know what you've got Till it's gone".Well, food #1. But it's not really local and American either because the farmer who grew it almost certainly has foreign ancestors, making him not 100% American. And he might use machinery that was made in a Chinese sweatshop. And the soil most likely migrated from somewhere else over the millennia.
So you're right. Instead of buying Christmas presents at the local Maker's Market or craft show, people should do without until those ships can get unloaded and trucks can get it to Walmart. Because why on earth would you want to give a unique item when you can hang on a few months and give a belated Chia Pet?
For those of us that never had, or had little, these days, and in the coming days, (years), we'll be just fine going without the materiel things. Or we'll just make our own again.
Hijinx
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I remember walking in people's overgrown fields looking for the perfect tree.
We always took a few limbs off other trees to fill in the open spots on the one we picked.
Some people used Cedar, my family always used short needle pine.
We had bubble lights and spent most of the Christmas season looking for the one that blew out and turned them all off.
It went up on Christmas Eve and came down on New Years day.
We always took a few limbs off other trees to fill in the open spots on the one we picked.
Some people used Cedar, my family always used short needle pine.
We had bubble lights and spent most of the Christmas season looking for the one that blew out and turned them all off.
It went up on Christmas Eve and came down on New Years day.
black dog
Free America
Butt. Butt he has to have the back labels approved by the feds and then they have to put them on the bottles.... That equates to Made in The USA....
I was born in the UuuuuK
I was born in the UK.
I was then shipped to the USA.
I kept my head down and
relabeled in the USA..
Then I WAS BORN IN THE USA..
I WAS BORN IN THE USA...