The woke food revolution is officially dead in the water. Beyond Meat, the darling of climate activists and virtue-signaling celebrities, is watching its stock price crater as Americans overwhelmingly reject the company's plant-based propaganda in favor of real, honest-to-goodness meat.
Since launching in 2012 with grandiose promises to "save the planet" by convincing Americans to abandon hamburgers and steaks, Beyond Meat has become a cautionary tale about what happens when corporate America tries to force-feed woke ideology to everyday families.
The numbers don't lie, folks. While Beyond Meat executives were busy lecturing Americans about their dietary choices and pushing climate change fear-mongering, real Americans were voting with their wallets – and they chose actual beef, pork, and chicken every single time.
America First Means American Beef
This spectacular failure shouldn't surprise anyone who understands the American spirit. We're a nation built by ranchers, farmers, and hardworking families who know the difference between a real ribeye and some laboratory-created substitute that tastes like cardboard soaked in chemicals.
Under President Trump's America First agenda, our farmers and ranchers are thriving again. While the previous administration pushed green new deal nonsense and tried to guilt Americans into eating fake meat to "save the climate," Trump 2.0 is focused on energy dominance and supporting our agricultural workers.
The contrast couldn't be clearer: the left wants to control what you eat, how you live, and what you think. Conservatives believe in freedom – including the freedom to fire up your grill and cook a real American burger without some woke corporation telling you you're destroying the planet.
Beyond Meat's collapse is just the latest example of Americans rejecting the elite's attempts to fundamentally transform our way of life. From Disney's woke disasters to Bud Light's transgender controversy, companies are finally learning that going woke means going broke.
Patriots, this is what happens when the free market meets American common sense. No amount of celebrity endorsements or mainstream media propaganda can convince real Americans to abandon their values – or their taste buds.