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Ahh chinese traditional medicine, a blight on our poor animal friends.
Let's not forget that most of the world kills and eats our animal friends when they can just eat plants instead.
For most of us, animal products are no more necessary than Chinese traditional medicine.
Ahh chinese traditional medicine, a blight on our poor animal friends.
> a blight on our poor animal friends. Let's not forget that most of the world kills and eats our animal friends when they can just eat plants instead. For most of us, animal products are no more necessary than Chinese traditional medicine.
Ahh chinese traditional medicine, a blight on our poor animal friends.
> a blight on our poor animal friends. Let's not forget that most of the world kills and eats our animal friends when they can just eat plants instead. For most of us, animal products are no more necessary than Chinese traditional medicine.
Ahh chinese traditional medicine, a blight on our poor animal friends.
> a blight on our poor animal friends. Let's not forget that most of the world kills and eats our animal friends when they can just eat plants instead. For most of us, animal products are no more necessary than Chinese traditional medicine.
I'm confused, Wikipedia lists the Atlantic Blue Fin Tuna as "least concern". Is the author being dramatic or is the wiki page inaccurate? That being said, the part about people speculating on animal extinction was new to me and saddens me deeply. One wonders in what way such a person views themselves, I can't imagine it being very favorable.
Ahh chinese traditional medicine, a blight on our poor animal friends.
> a blight on our poor animal friends. Let's not forget that most of the world kills and eats our animal friends when they can just eat plants instead. For most of us, animal products are no more necessary than Chinese traditional medicine.
(For maximum efficiency we now combine both, of course, but it's indstrial farming that's the real killer, not cow farts.)
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> a blight on our poor animal friends. Let's not forget that most of the world kills and eats our animal friends when they can just eat plants instead. For most of us, animal products are no more necessary than Chinese traditional medicine.
There's a massive difference between farming protein sources of domestic animals for nutrition and paying people halfway around the world to kill severely endangered animals for fake quackery and bullshit.
Of course some people truly do depend on animal protein. Almost anyone reading this almost certainly doesn’t.
That makes it seem at least a little bizarre that we ridicule TCM yet continue munching animals on a daily basis.
If you’re only concerned about conservation then farming wouldn’t be a concern at all. It just depends on where you’re looking from.
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> a blight on our poor animal friends. Let's not forget that most of the world kills and eats our animal friends when they can just eat plants instead. For most of us, animal products are no more necessary than Chinese traditional medicine.
Farming is vastly more destructive for ecosystems than animal husbandry. (For maximum efficiency we now combine both, of course, but it's indstrial farming that's the real killer, not cow farts.)
Earlier quoted context omitted.
> a blight on our poor animal friends. Let's not forget that most of the world kills and eats our animal friends when they can just eat plants instead. For most of us, animal products are no more necessary than Chinese traditional medicine.
There's a massive difference between farming protein sources of domestic animals for nutrition and paying people halfway around the world to kill severely endangered animals for fake quackery and bullshit.
Ahh chinese traditional medicine, a blight on our poor animal friends.