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  In Texas, dust comes out the hose
context: "However, the Food and Drug Administration doesn't even allow the sale of foods containing human tissue in the U.S., a spokesperson said, adding that such a product designed for animal or human consumption doesn't even exist." From the article. 
  A nothingburger. >
  
  Virtue signalling at its finest >
  
  That's literally all Republicans have to offer. Manufactured culture war bullshit. Nothing that would actually make any Americans' lives better.
  What's the Republican plan for healthcare? None. Their plan to address climate change? Pretend it doesn't exist. Their plan to tackle wealth and income inequality? Give rich people more money and cut social programs for the poor. Education? Destroy public schools and give the tax money to religious and private schools.
  There isn't a single issue that affects most Americans' daily lives and well being that the Republicans have a single affirmative policy prescription for. So all they can do is create culture war bogeymen to scare voters with and distract them from the fact that they have nothing else to offer. >
  
  Whatabout trickle down economics?  s/ >
  
  So it's fine to eat people as long as they're on the label. Texas is ... Different. >
  
  ❄️❄️❄️ >
  
  I've eaten more toenails and sun blisters than you, sunshine! >
  
  Next thing you know, kids won’t be able to drink from the hose in summer anymore!