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Some people look at animals differently. Look at pets.
I certainly wouldn't eat my dog or horse but some places would.
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No to Fake Meat
- Thread starter Nakosis
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I certainly wouldn't eat my dog or horse but some places would.
Ignatius A
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They won't leave you or your pasture hay and corn fed meat alone. If you think they will then you haven't been paying attention
Do you think if that meat didn't come from someone that some vegans or vegetarians might be more inclined to adjust their dietary choices?
Don't sweat it. I can catch you up if you get lost.
Ignatius A
Well-Known Member
Referring to an animal as "someone" is delusional.
Nothing suggests that's possible
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How many people think of their pet as someone, a family member?
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
Thank you.
Ignatius A
Well-Known Member
never. i heard people say my dog is a member of my family but never referring to their dog as "someone". thats just whacked
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Thanks and you are welcome.
Sometimes people don't like what I say, sometimes they do. It doesn't matter to me either way
I speak what I think trying to be fair, honest and with least bias that I can.
Someone may agree with what I said on Monday and then they may say I am full of crap for what I say on Tuesday. That's life lol
Did you just call me delusional?
I won't derail this thread with a debate on this. If you create a thread with that claim, we can play there.
Ignatius A
Well-Known Member
i dont know, do you refer to animals as "someone"?
if you want a debate you start a thread. ive said what i needed to say.
Yes. I did so in the post you responded to.
So let's revisit the question...
Good. Your entirely uninformed and unsubstantiated claim is therefore disregarded.
Let's put it this way: I'll take a vegan calling my chicken "someone" over a politician banning a food without any medical justification any day of the week.
For some people, it does. For some, it doesn't.
Ignatius A
Well-Known Member
If you did then, yes you are delusional. Not my fault.
You're the one running away. I told you I've said all I need to say.
Ignatius A
Well-Known Member
That doesn't surprise me. Why does the justification need to be "medical"? Beyond that the banning isnt my issue. This will eventually be the only type of "meat" that will be available under the guise of being "good for the planet". Some poster here have already pitched that argument.
Ignatius A
Well-Known Member
That doesn't surprise me. Why does the justification need to be "medical"? Beyond that the banning isnt my issue. This will eventually be the only type of "meat" that will be available under the guise of being "good for the planet". Some poster here have already pitched that argument.
Ignatius A
Well-Known Member
Not really.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
There actually is. Think about it.
And probably not in your lifetime, but let's say there were tremendous scientific advances and you could buy lab grown meat at a very affordable price. And second, as a result of those low prices they made the killing of animals for meat illegal. What would you eat then?
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Try eggplant instead of aubergine
Eggplant parmesan is to die for.