Kristin King

And so, of course, why wouldn't they?

Of course, they attack that.

It makes sense.

But what I've been reading a lot about, because there's no surprise, I'm writing a book.

And because of that, I've been obviously doing a lot of research of what's happening around the world.

There's such an interesting movement between you have cybercrime, right?

And you have all that technology mishap and craziness, right?

Then you have this whole other set, this disinformation, misinformation show of we don't understand what food is.

And we think that this cow is starving because it looks skinny and it's not skinny.

It's just a type of cow.

And people don't realize the difference because they have this subset

knowledge stuck in their head of cows have to be this certain weight and this big.

Or the other part that scares me is because of that disinformation, misinformation campaign, you have ideologies that are lifting on top of that for whatever feeling they have about whatever.

And I'm not saying don't have your feelings, have your feelings, it's fine.

But when you cross the line into extreme radical activism and you commit a crime, that's not okay.

That's not okay.

You can

have your opinion all you want about eating meat, don't eat meat, how things are done, how things are not done, whatever.

Have those opinions.

When you cross that line over that fence, so now the farmer's dealing with tech issues, weather, climate, just in general, climate crazy, insects, water, scarcity in some places.