should everyone become vegetarian?
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 Y Ddraig Goch  In The Crowd 13 Apr 15 8.33am |
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Quote serial thriller at 12 Apr 2015 4.31pm
In a word, yes. Anyone who gives a toss about the climate should stop eating meat.
Do you use your own source of electricity? Do you wear or use leather goods? Drive a car? etc
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Kermit8  Hevon 13 Apr 15 8.54am |
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Looking at the Amazon on Google maps and how much has been razed in order to provide land for grazing is pretty damning on the cheap meat culture front. We humans are destructive and greedy cvnts. By 2090 The whole earth will end up looking like Middlesborough and everyone will be fat. Even anorexics will be over 12 stone.
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| Ouzo Dan 13 Apr 15 9.30am |
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Quote Lombardos barber at 12 Apr 2015 5.26pm
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Quote Lombardos barber at 12 Apr 2015 4.41pm
Most vegetarians are Liberals. Liberals make up 85% of bad parents in the UK. 100% of Victoria Cross winners have been meat eaters. There you go.
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Quote sitdownstandup at 12 Apr 2015 4.11pm
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The Sash  Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 13 Apr 15 10.07am |
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Quote matthau at 12 Apr 2015 6.47pm
“I’ve had an epiphany recently. I want to challenge all of you as people of deep conscience, people who are environment stewards of the earth and oceans…By changing what you eat, you will change the entire contract between the human species and the natural world.” Referring to his switch to a vegan diet, Cameron stated… “I felt like I was waking up from a long sleepwalk. I believe we are all sleepwalking off a cliff if we don’t do this.” I'll do him a deal - I'll stop eating meat when he stops making sh*t films. Back on topic - my eldest is a veggie and has been for about 4 years. I now eat a lot more veggie meals than I did and if it wasn't for cheeseburgers and bacon could probably go the whole hog (no pun intended)
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| The Sash Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 13 Apr 15 10.10am |
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Quote Kermit8 at 12 Apr 2015 9.58pm
Most of India is veggie. The sandal wearing, mung bean eating....er.... ....maybe its the lack of meat in the diet that makes them a bit 'rapey' ????
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| topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 13 Apr 15 10.38am |
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Quote Stuk at 12 Apr 2015 11.33pm
Nope. We should just eat seasonal, regional and sustainable. This is obviously the correct answer. The problem is that we have forgotten what is seasonal as everything is in the supermarkets all year round. We rarely get a choice about regional, unless we are willing to shop around to find it. Sustainable is the key but that restricts the choice that we have become used to. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall writes very well about this subject.
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Quote topcat at 13 Apr 2015 10.38am
Quote Stuk at 12 Apr 2015 11.33pm
Nope. We should just eat seasonal, regional and sustainable. This is obviously the correct answer. The problem is that we have forgotten what is seasonal as everything is in the supermarkets all year round. We rarely get a choice about regional, unless we are willing to shop around to find it. Sustainable is the key but that restricts the choice that we have become used to. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall writes very well about this subject. We probably shouldn't eat as much meat as we do, as that's not really suited to our biology - and ethically / morally its impossible to really sustain an argument for eating meat. That said, its a reality of human existence that we do eat meat (and some species only exist because we do). What concerns me more is the treatment of animals prior to slaughter and the process of slaughter itself (and the wastage in supermarkets).
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| serial thriller The Promised Land 13 Apr 15 11.27am |
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Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 13 Apr 2015 8.33am
Quote serial thriller at 12 Apr 2015 4.31pm
In a word, yes. Anyone who gives a toss about the climate should stop eating meat.
Do you use your own source of electricity? Do you wear or use leather goods? Drive a car? etc
But, as an individual, most of the things often suggested for tackling climate change are either massively impractical or just laughably ineffective. Cutting out meat and fish is not only easily the most effective thing a person can do (51% of greenhouse emissions come from livestock, which is f*cking insane if you sit back and think about it) but also the easiest. Obviously it involves two main sacrifices. Eating animals, which really isn't that hard in this day and age. The second one, which far more people succumb to, is being called gay/a hippy/a girl by uber-males who's first response to another person's legitimate moral decision is to throw insults at it. Once you learn how to tell them to grow up and do one, you'll find being a veggie is actually pretty straightforward.
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| serial thriller The Promised Land 13 Apr 15 11.32am |
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Quote Stuk at 12 Apr 2015 11.33pm
Nope. We should just eat seasonal, regional and sustainable.
It's impossible. Either prices would go through the roof, you admit defeat and accept that animals have to be treated like sh*t for us to enjoy a cheap Greggs steak bake, or we just cut down massively on our intake.
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| serial thriller The Promised Land 13 Apr 15 11.32am |
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Quote serial thriller at 12 Apr 2015 4.31pm
In a word, yes. Anyone who gives a toss about the climate should stop eating meat.
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| Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 13 Apr 15 11.58am |
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Quote serial thriller at 13 Apr 2015 11.27am
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 13 Apr 2015 8.33am
Quote serial thriller at 12 Apr 2015 4.31pm
In a word, yes. Anyone who gives a toss about the climate should stop eating meat.
Do you use your own source of electricity? Do you wear or use leather goods? Drive a car? etc
But, as an individual, most of the things often suggested for tackling climate change are either massively impractical or just laughably ineffective. Cutting out meat and fish is not only easily the most effective thing a person can do (51% of greenhouse emissions come from livestock, which is f*cking insane if you sit back and think about it) but also the easiest. Obviously it involves two main sacrifices. Eating animals, which really isn't that hard in this day and age. The second one, which far more people succumb to, is being called gay/a hippy/a girl by uber-males who's first response to another person's legitimate moral decision is to throw insults at it. Once you learn how to tell them to grow up and do one, you'll find being a veggie is actually pretty straightforward.
Also, as far as Climate Change goes, it's going to happen, there are far greater forces of nature at work than humans eating/not eating meat Eskimos, Masai, Icelandic people (I am sure that there are more). All need to eat meat / fish in their diet as they cannot grow enough food. Meat is nutritionally dense, if you wanted to feed the world using only crops, there would be a need for GM Modified food (where would that lead) and there still probably wouldn't be enough to go around.
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