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I think he means that he is buying "the cow's lifestyle", instead of his. I applaud the sentiment, but do small farm cows, loved like they are part of the fami
by ghostbrainalpha 9y ago
I think he means that he is buying "the cow's lifestyle", instead of his.
I applaud the sentiment, but do small farm cows, loved like they are part of the family actually do less damage to the environment? Is factory farming doing something that makes factory cows produce more methane?
I also disagree he is not buying a lifestyle for himself. Non pasteurized milk is ABSOLUTELY better tasting. So he is purchasing a luxury item, which is the definition of lifestyle buying. It may be ethical, and but its still tasty.
- randomstudent 9y agoYou might also find yourself buying tuberculosis with your milk, but that's your choice.
- ryguytilidie 9y ago'I applaud the sentiment, but do small farm cows, loved like they are part of the family actually do less damage to the environment? Is factory farming doing something that makes factory cows produce more methane?' Why does it matter? If both methods do equal damage to the environment and one doesnt torture animals, I still see the one that doesnt torture animals as superior.
- tbihl 9y ago"Is factory farming doing something that makes factory cows produce more methane?" Unequivocally yes,by increasing the number of cows as a result of their being more affordable.