Dutch protesters pushing back against their government’s environmental
regulations have a specific message for Americans as the widespread protests
enter their third week.
The regulations, that claim to serve the environment, are expected to destroy
30% of the country’s farms by placing caps on ammonia and nitrogen oxide, which
are found in livestock urine and feces. Compliance with the government's
"nitrogen crisis" would mean many farmers losing their livelihoods, including
those who produce mostly organic meat.
Dutch protesters warn Americans: 'Protect 2nd Amendment' | America's Frontline
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“The honest message...is that not all farmers can continue their business,” said the government according
<https://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory/explainer-dutch-farmers-protesting-emissions-85848026> to ABC,
and those who do will need to rethink how.
Roughly 40,000 farmers took to the streets to protest the government’s decision,
setting bales of hay ablaze and spreading manure along highways. Many have also
blocked distribution centers for supermarkets and circulating video footage
shows scuffles between the farmers and undercover police at The Hague.
But Dutch police met the protesters with violent – and even lethal – force,
shooting at farmers and nearly killing a minor.
“We’ve seen horrible police brutality already against the farmers that have been
protesting...the police has already shot at a 16-year-old kid yesterday, he was
missed by two centimeters,” Dutch political commentator and former politician
Eva Vlaardingerbroek told/NTD News/last week. “So we almost had a child who was
killed by the police just for peacefully protesting. He was actually driving
away from the protest.”
