No. And on land you're down to number 24 on the list of largest animals before you hit the polar bear.
Some of the largest animals on the planet do actively seek meat. I don’t see how not being the largest makes much difference.
No. And on land you're down to number 24 on the list of largest animals before you hit the polar bear.
Some of the largest animals on the planet do actively seek meat. I don’t see how not being the largest makes much difference.
His statement is incorrect. Simple.
Can someone explain to me why it even matters?
Out of interest, you're not as bothered if someone buys their bacon from Waitrose? I get that they are still slaughtered, but a big factor seems to be your dislike of factory farmed.
Remember people, vegan / vegetarian is a privilege not a right! Therefore you are in as very good position in life to have that First World choice
In poorer areas of the world, they eat what they catch. If not, then they go hungry and probably die.
If you have seen what they're trying to do with Lab Grown meat, you wouldn't touch it was someone else's bargepole
It would be akin to Cannibalism, don't trust it, don't touch it.
He was also an artist and LOVED that dogVegan radicalisation could become a problem.
Yea all those poor people dining on steaks and foie gras, they more likely eat the cheapest foods, like beans, legumes, rice etc.
The only solution I personally see, as touched a few times, is lab grown meat if it matches taste texture and nutrients, that’s my hope. I’d rather Bill Gates etc funded that than Beyond Meat etc, the former is more likely to be accepted, in my opinion anyway.
it has no fat though, I shouldn't have to spell out why this is bad but I get the impression I'm going to have toLab grown meat can't come soon enough.
When it beats farming on price point a revolution will begin. And eventually we will look back on intensive farming like we look back on slavery.
That's my view.
It will take time. But it will come
Okay, but given how much you complain about how they're looked after, you then release the revelation that THAT is the better way for it to be in your opinion? Someone that is claiming to be an animal lover now says it's better they're treated badly so that they look forward to the end of it all?!Do you not think its almost worse killing supposedly "happy" animals? They still end up in the same place.
I am a meat eater but consider myself "fairly" clued in but I am interested . there are plenty of ways to get any necessary fat intakes arnt there? it doesn't have to be animal fat.it has no fat though, I shouldn't have to spell out why this is bad but I get the impression I'm going to have to
Okay, but given how much you complain about how they're looked after, you then release the revelation that THAT is the better way for it to be in your opinion? Someone that is claiming to be an animal lover now says it's better they're treated badly so that they look forward to the end of it all?!
I was kinda interested in this discussion, but you've just lost a lot of credibility in my eyes. I guess you're simply looking to argue and troll...
Given this, I think I'll just check out now and go back to my bacon sandwich.
It was an analogy to animals dying in crop farming.
Most animals are factory farmed, factory farms are hell for animals, don't you agree? And then after that hell, they have to endure a slaughterhouse.
So il ask again, did you watch the documentary I posted?
Again what control do I have over peoples choices? I can only try to show people what they're paying for, and you don't even want to see that.
Do you not think its almost worse killing supposedly "happy" animals? They still end up in the same place.
Suffering of gassed pigs laid bare in undercover footage from UK abattoir
Hidden camera at slaughterhouse appears to show ‘utterly inhumane’ use of CO2 to stun pigs before slaughterwww.theguardian.com
seed oils are incredibly bad for you and the omega 6:3 ratio of sunflower is 40:1 (its even worse for cheaper "vegetable" oils), the grass fed beef we buy is 3:1 its just absolutely no contest when it comes to vegetable oils to meat fatsI am a meat eater but consider myself "fairly" clued in but I am interested . there are plenty of ways to get any necessary fat intakes arnt there? it doesn't have to be animal fat.
so hypothetically I could get my lab grown bacon style meat and fry in sunflower oil for instance if I so wanted?
personally I have zero concerns about not having enough fat in my diet with or without fat in my meat!