> This is not an obvious jump or foregone conclusion. You said it yourself it's unavoidable. I'm not advocating for withholding, I'm just baffled by the call f

> This is not an obvious jump or foregone conclusion. You said it yourself it's unavoidable. I'm not advocating for withholding, I'm just baffled by the call for sustainability when it isn't. You can't grow 50kg of continuous meat consumption in your backyard - that's something only industry can do. One has to wait for the chickens to grown and then at one moment in time consume them. "white mans burden" - is this the main argument for everything? from white guilt to whatever? I just commented on how it won't lead to long-term sustainability. It is experimentally proven in China and plenty of federal countries of India.