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I've just watched this and assuming it's unbiased which it seems to be, it makes a number of very compelling arguments to go vegetarian/vegan. Not least the hug
by Litost 11y ago
I've just watched this and assuming it's unbiased which it seems to be, it makes a number of very compelling arguments to go vegetarian/vegan. Not least the huge water, grain and land requirements and the resultant methane emissions of eating meat which are globally unsustainable:
http://cowspiracy.vhx.tv/ http://cowspiracy.vhx.tv/
- jazzyk 11y agoWhy does it have to be vegetarian all the way? There are some nutrients (vitamin B12, probably others) available only in animal-source protein. It used to be that meat was luxury and eaten infrequently (once a week). Going back to a similar schedule would save water/energy without depriving people of necessary nutrients. Everything in moderation.
- xiaoma 11y agoSome people don't want to kill animals that don't want to be killed. You may have different ethics but that doesn't imply anything bad about vegetarians.