Joe Biden is coming for your hamburger: It's not enough to tax us to death and destroy America's energy industry in the name of green new deal.

Joe Biden's appearance at his virtual earth summit this week with world leaders has been a nonstop embarassment.

According to the hostile Russian television propaganda outlet Ruptly.tv, via Twitter, Biden presented this prepossessing image in his public message to the world, through some post-event talk show host.

Far as I know, the video doesn't appear to be manipulated. The Russkis just know a ridiculous shot when they see one and all they needed to do was spread it around.

Bad as that looks, the worst of his appearance was in the content of his speeches and plans for us, all of them targeted at Americans.

He now believes that Americans eat too much meat, which is bad for the earth, you see. No more 'chicken in every pot' ideas from this clown, in what's historically the most typical campaign pander to voters. He's coming for your meat now through his 'infrastructure' plan, a disguised placement of the green new deal, and demands that you to live poorer.

It's an idea that's alarming people all over Twitter and television commentary shows, but it seems to be absent from most news media. I did find an item from the Daily Mail that confirmed that this was what he had in mind:

President Joe Biden's ambitious plan to slash greenhouse emissions by 50 to 52 percent over the next decade could prompt sweeping changes that could affect how Americans eat, drive and heat their homes.
Biden announced the goal to cut emissions by 2030, compared with 2005 levels, at the start of a two-day climate summit on Thursday.
He vowed the plan, which would set the US on a path of a zero emissions economy by no later than 2050, would create jobs and boost economies.
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I did not have enough space for 300 words to include these ideas he proposed which is the point of the article:

Americans may have to cut their red meat consumption by a whopping 90 percent and cut their consumption of other animal based foods in half.

Gradually making those changes by 2030 could see diet-related greenhouse gas emissions reduced by 50 percent, according to a study by Michigan University’s Center for Sustainable Systems.

To do that, it would require Americans to only consume about four pounds of red meat per year, or 0.18 ounces per day.

It equates to consuming roughly one average sized burger per month.

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