Vegetarians are a danger to the climate! ( Archived) (21)

Jul 21, 2021 9:45 PM CST Vegetarians are a danger to the climate!
Orzzz
OrzzzOrzzzPortage, Wisconsin USA106 Threads 8 Polls 807 Posts
If vegans think they are saving the earth they are fools. The worst plague against nature are soybeans and palm oil. Livestock eat plants. Which can be grasses. The small farmer keeps his cows in pastures and woods. The huge commercial ones are the bad ones.
There are vast cattle farms in Brazil. They destroy nature.
But, those cattle and livestock are also fed soybeans and fish meal. Where do those come from? Easy. That land that was burned off to create fields for the soybeans and those fishing boats that over harvest.
But, those soybean fields go into tofu and vegan products. And those are cooked with palm oil which is a mono crop grown where jungles once thrived along with indigenous people and animals.
Remember when you brag as you eat those soy products and those made with the ubiquitous palm oil..you contributed to jungles that have been burned out to grow them. scold
The only really free foods are fruits and seeds. those are given to us by plants as payment for spreading their seeds. If you pull up a carrot before it goes to seed, you just murdered it. Or that cabbage, lettuce, Brussels sprouts or any vegetable. Eat those peas you baby killer.
Japanese were always a short people. Funny. They got access to meat and grew taller. Those pointed teeth we have are called canines. Why do you think nature gave them to us... to tear meat!doh
And dont think other predators would see us as anything but prey.help
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