> compared to giant corporations and doing werid things banning meat Presumably these giant corporations are after the profits that can be booked by serving th

> compared to giant corporations and doing werid things banning meat Presumably these giant corporations are after the profits that can be booked by serving the demand. The question is how much of that demand is ultimately attributable to demands generated by the behaviors and wants of the lay people, even if they are not the proximate cause. Avoiding externalities is a thing. I would rather have that loop hole plugged instead of a persistent socialization of risks and losses and privatization of the gains, now that would be a free market.