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Re: Tracking Illicit Brazilian Beef from the Amazon to Your Burger

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Talking to Computer Guy about legal principles yields unsurprising results. Honestly, if you just Google the search terms it’s easier for both of us because you can tailor your search to your level of understanding.

The principle is well understood. You could have pointed out how that principle applied - that the lesser included offense of criminal trespass existed under 2d. Researching principles does nothing if there is a missing fact. Or are you referring to yourself as "Computer Guy"? If it's too much work for you to engage in a thoughful conversation (per the guidelines), just don't engage at all next time. We don't need lo…

Sounds like the principle isn’t too well understood if you’re

Re: Tracking Illicit Brazilian Beef from the Amazon to Your Burger

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Honest question: what you expect people that live in grasslands (Mongolia for example) to eat?

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That is the thing. USA people can do a lot to reduce their emissions. But when this anti-meat bullshit comes up, all it does is screw people from other countries that rely on meat due to their environment.

I am not from the USA, and got tired of whenever USA people do heavy anti-meat campaign people go bother me about it, but when I ask them what I am supposed to eat, then it is not their problem.

Re: Tracking Illicit Brazilian Beef from the Amazon to Your Burger

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That is the thing. USA people can do a lot to reduce their emissions. But when this anti-meat bullshit comes up, all it does is screw people from other countries that rely on meat due to their environment. I am not from the USA, and got tired of whenever USA people do heavy anti-meat campaign people go bother me about it, but when I ask them what I am supposed to eat, then it is not their problem.

It doesn't screw anyone, the vast majority of people eat meat in almost every country. Vegetarians yield near zero power.

Are people going out of their way to bother you about it, or are you interjecting to make the discussion about you, like you're doing here?

Re: Tracking Illicit Brazilian Beef from the Amazon to Your Burger

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No one said that. They did not live the entire lives in the feedlot. Anything else, you read into.

yes they did say that, we can all read

They said they don't spend all their time in the feedlots... are you sure about that?

Re: Tracking Illicit Brazilian Beef from the Amazon to Your Burger

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yes they did say that, we can all read

They said they don't spend all their time in the feedlots... are you sure about that?

> Shoving 100 cattle into a 1 acre feed lot for their entire lives

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