Nothing in that report strengthens your opinion.

Where there is a will, there is a way. And no matter the land you raise livestock, it doesn’t address the GHG problem, which is why livestock has to go, period. it would be a hell of a lot easier to do that than to ween the world off of fossil fuels.

Who hurt you, snowflake?

That was all very Fox News of you. It’s clear you have no interest in or are willfully ignorant of science, reasoning, common sense, logic, or ethics. I’ve done all this for a long time and I’ve seen all your sillyness before.

Gee, you’re really committed to trying to justify bad health, cruelty, and environmental ruin. I mean you’re really reaching with some of this.

Holy shit, so many tropes and fallacies, it’s hard to know where to start.

Protip: like anything else, there are good “fake meats” and bad ones. They are many store bought and homemade types. It’s okay not to know things, but to speak on them without experience is disingenuous. There’s more out there than frozen bean burgers. My favorite thing being seitan gyros (kababs), mine are better…

Hmm, given the massive increase in the sales and availability in plant based foods (several hundred percent over the last few years), I guess actually that’s true, even if it’s not what I said.

That’s not how animal agriculture works in 2019. At all. Chickens emit less pollution, yes, but all are still less efficient than just eating a plant based diet. Pigs aren’t fed scrap food from a resultant, crops are still grown for them - many times more than would be needed to just feed people the same nutrients.

I don’t mean to insult your vegetarian friends, but they can’t be more wrong. Like so ironically wrong, it’s funny.

Try it. Google your favorite food and “vegan” and I bet there is a usable recipe.

Why not do both?

I could have, but never would have bothered to try so many new things that I now love, many of which I had never even heard of.

Meh, my quality and variety of food has greatly increased since I quit eating animal products. And any dish you like now can be made with animal products and be at least decent and at best better than what you’re used to.

Here’s your daily reminder that you do more environmental damage by eating animal products than by driving your car (averages). Yes, that accounts for transportation and other factors and no, locally grown livestock isn’t better.

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The Foxconn commeth...

Yep, still a place. They actually get some decent national bands, though a lot of them have been coming to a new place in Racine.

Dude said he planned to never take it to the track and it was his car so he could what he wants with it. The car had other plans and thought a life as a street car wasn’t worth living.

Meh, never cared much for those anyway. Value notwithstanding, I’d rather have about a dozen other 90's Japanese cars before a Mk IV.