Amidst the chaos of today's ever-changing political landscape, one issue that has managed to stay at the forefront is the debate surrounding Pfizer's use of "fake" rennet in their cheese products. While many may dismiss this as a trivial matter, from a conservative viewpoint, it raises larger concerns about transparency and the integrity of our food industry.
At the heart of the controversy lies the fact that Pfizer, a company known for their pharmaceuticals, has been using a synthetic form of rennet, a key ingredient in cheese making, instead of the traditional animal-based rennet. While some may argue that this is simply a matter of convenience and cost-cutting, others are raising questions about the potential health implications and the ethical implications of bypassing the use of natural ingredients.
Jeane Tennent Freeman was a member of the Communist Party's student wing
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Listen to her saying the #Pfizer #mRNA vaccine was safe.
Is she responsible for the 4,665 excess deaths so far in 2023
@JeaneFreeman https://t.co/DnywUWbx6W pic.twitter.com/P1CsL5Ztql— They Keep Saying Its Rare (@mRNAdeaths) October 12, 2023
From a conservative perspective, this is yet another example of the government's overreach and the manipulation of big corporations. The FDA's lax regulations on food labeling have allowed companies like Pfizer to deceive consumers with their use of artificial ingredients, all in the name of profit. It's a slippery slope that not only undermines the integrity of our food, but also our trust in the very institutions meant to protect us.
Furthermore, the use of synthetic rennet in cheese production raises concerns about the long-term effects on our health. As conservatives, we value the importance of natural and organic products, and the idea of consuming something created in a lab rather than sourced from nature goes against our beliefs. The lack of transparency from Pfizer only adds to these concerns, as we are left to wonder what other hidden ingredients may be lurking in our food.
đ¨đ Did Government, sponsored by Pfizer, break the Nuremberg Code?
Were you given informed consent? NO
Were you Coerced? YES
Do you know the Medium to Long Term Effects of the mRNA? NO pic.twitter.com/q0GkO6MwAJ
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) March 16, 2024
But beyond the health implications, the use of "fake" rennet also has ethical implications. As conservatives, we stand for traditional values and respect for the natural order. By bypassing the use of animal-based rennet, Pfizer is disregarding centuries of cheese-making tradition and the role of animals in our food system. This only reinforces the growing disconnect between humans and nature, a trend that conservatives are determined to reverse.
While some may argue that the use of synthetic rennet is simply a matter of progress and innovation, as conservatives, we believe in preserving our heritage and the traditional way of doing things. Just because something can be done, doesn't necessarily mean it should be done. We must not sacrifice our values and principles for the sake of convenience or profit.
Ultimately, the issue of Pfizer's use of "fake" rennet in their cheese products is more than just a trivial matter. It raises larger concerns about transparency, health, and ethics in the food industry.
As conservatives, it is our duty to speak out against such deceptive practices and demand accountability from both corporations and government agencies. We must stand firm in our values and demand that our food is produced with integrity and respect for nature. Only then can we truly ensure the well-being of our society.
