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Fair enough. There is a difference between never eating meat and being responsible in eating it. The argument here is about not eating meat at all which makes t
by harigov 9y ago
Fair enough. There is a difference between never eating meat and being responsible in eating it. The argument here is about not eating meat at all which makes the logical argument around greenhouse gases not applicable. With respect to ethical arguments, unless you really end up manufacturing food that meets nutritional needs of humans, do you also account for the pain that a human has to suffer for eating inferior food lacking essential nutrients?
- noir-york 9y ago> the pain that a human has to suffer for eating inferior food lacking essential nutrients That's only the half of it! What would happen to our national dishes if meat, fish and frutti de mare were to be banished from the table?! Barbaric!