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Sure, if you want to raise awareness, but for what purpose?
To provoke meat-eating people's conscience? Or make them angry?
Edit: Comments did a great job of explaining the objectives, and rationale. Thanks!
Uncomfortable thoughts: Let's say first world countries in the West get on board with not eating meat anymore. How do you exactly go about telling impoverished countries/peoples to stop eating meat? Would we ban meat and force them to eat some substitutes? But food is an important part of culture and we would be erasing their culture if we did that wouldn't we? Should we give some cultural groups the right to eat mea…
A lot of these compassionate posts about protecting previously-unknown or unconscious things/creatures/human groups etc, is that they systematically have no mentioning of what they want to achieve, and the roadmap towards that. Sure, if you want to raise awareness, but for what purpose? To provoke meat-eating people's conscience? Or make them angry? Edit: Comments did a great job of explaining the objectives, and rat…
Uncomfortable thoughts: Let's say first world countries in the West get on board with not eating meat anymore. How do you exactly go about telling impoverished countries/peoples to stop eating meat? Would we ban meat and force them to eat some substitutes? But food is an important part of culture and we would be erasing their culture if we did that wouldn't we? Should we give some cultural groups the right to eat mea…
A lot of these compassionate posts about protecting previously-unknown or unconscious things/creatures/human groups etc, is that they systematically have no mentioning of what they want to achieve, and the roadmap towards that. Sure, if you want to raise awareness, but for what purpose? To provoke meat-eating people's conscience? Or make them angry? Edit: Comments did a great job of explaining the objectives, and rat…
Uncomfortable thoughts: Let's say first world countries in the West get on board with not eating meat anymore. How do you exactly go about telling impoverished countries/peoples to stop eating meat? Would we ban meat and force them to eat some substitutes? But food is an important part of culture and we would be erasing their culture if we did that wouldn't we? Should we give some cultural groups the right to eat mea…
Uncomfortable thoughts: Let's say first world countries in the West get on board with not eating meat anymore. How do you exactly go about telling impoverished countries/peoples to stop eating meat? Would we ban meat and force them to eat some substitutes? But food is an important part of culture and we would be erasing their culture if we did that wouldn't we? Should we give some cultural groups the right to eat mea…
Most of impoverished countries already eat mostly veg. We wouldn't need to ban them
The page is a neat and useful visual exercise until the chickens section which just completely breaks all my browsers.
A lot of these compassionate posts about protecting previously-unknown or unconscious things/creatures/human groups etc, is that they systematically have no mentioning of what they want to achieve, and the roadmap towards that. Sure, if you want to raise awareness, but for what purpose? To provoke meat-eating people's conscience? Or make them angry? Edit: Comments did a great job of explaining the objectives, and rat…
When I look at this I see 1.5 billion pigs producing insane amounts of by product that directly affects our climate and our watershed. Not to mention the impact on human health.