zpghjll

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   by zpghjll 9y ago

   The political process should represent the will of the people and find solutions that represent the will of the people. The free market is not necessarily the best solution because it is arguable that we don't really live in a free mar
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   by zpghjll 9y ago

   Yeah, that's the plan. Animals aren't ours, and we should not interfere with their natural selection.
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   by zpghjll 9y ago

   What I meant to say is that it's infeasible to grow all meat free-range from an environmental perspective. Factory farmed meat has a smaller impact on the environment.
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   by zpghjll 9y ago

   Why compare one macronutrient like protein? That seems like a way to spin the data to reach the authors prejudices. A better metric would be calories, because that's a better indicator of how much is needed to feed a person. Also it&#x
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   by zpghjll 9y ago

   Such meat you mention toward the end makes up such a small fraction of a percent of all meat production that its almost not worth considering. Not to mention that such meat production is not scalable and would never be able to satisfy the c
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   by zpghjll 9y ago

   Cruelty depends on knowing what is moral and choosing to do something immoral. In this case, humans are cruel for knowing animals are sentient yet still subjecting them to horrible conditions and painful lives just to satisfy our pallette.