> I'm not trying to pick on you It's fine. The catalyst for good discussion isn't typically everyone agreeing and getting along. Dairy products assist intake

> I'm not trying to pick on you It's fine. The catalyst for good discussion isn't typically everyone agreeing and getting along. Dairy products assist intake of the full spectrum of nutrients. It's not just about a "sip of milk" or what I like on my cereal. A million people caring a "minimal amount" is better than a million people not caring at all. Meat - an industry at the very top of the environmental impact list. I call for the abolishment of live export and improvements to other factors of the industry such as slaughterhouse standards. I eat meat infrequently and place importance on where it comes from. To suggest that it's the "height of irrationality" that I eat any meat at all, is to claim that by buying meat I somehow support the entire industry with all its flaws and variables. But I can eat meat and actively vote and push against the standards I disagree with within the industry. Everything we do has some issue, environmental or otherwise up the chain. The mining of precious metals, or the massive problem of e-waste doesn't mean I will avoid buying gadgets, but I may buy them less frequently and choose the gadgets built to last. If millions do that, industry change can happen.