It’s a good thing talk of farm agreements has collapsed, because otherwise you’ll soon be paying a lot more for your milk. From the excellent shovel work of a one man machine Turn pointed out that the cabinet is considering making this dairy a white machine that straightens out the financial picture of the agreement by removing the consumption tax exemption for non-alcoholic beverages. In short: You’d pay 26 cents a liter in tax on your milk and soybeans, leaving the government with enough money to buy farmers. Hidden in the attachment footer (You can read it for yourself here), but it should be clear that bills for nitrogen packets simply end up on consumers’ breakfast plates. While the queues at the food banks are growing and we’re just past the peak of double-digit inflation, the government still thinks it’s a good idea to get the money needed for the nitrogen crisis from your groceries. More taxes to completely milk you on the one hand and on the other hand to force you more and more towards a prescribed lifestyle where basic ingredients like milk and meat come from satanic kitchens. That has been put on hold for the time being, even though the farm deal has not been finalized. It reminds us to stay sharp, because with this cabinet the biggest changes often occur in the smallest print.
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