Farm animals

[purplepurpose]

Humans are God's to animals. Animal farmers just to earn extra cash turn animal living conditions in to hell.


Can God be just as fucked up to the head as our business men?

[rskovride]

That's terrible. The suffering is real.

[Foxaèr]

I guess the only option is to go vegan.

[purplepurpose]

I guess the only option is to go vegan.

I saw many smart people argue that vegan diet is hard and more expensive to keep up. You need to buy supplements, which might be animal based. I like vegetarian diet, it's cheaper and safer.

[Edwardo Piet]

I don't wanna be vegan or vegetarian because I only live once and eating meat, dairy and eggs is one of the greatest pleasures in my life.

[AFTT47]

I don't wanna be vegan or vegetarian because I only live once and eating meat, dairy and eggs is one of the greatest pleasures in my life.

I hear you. I don't wanna be a moral person because I only live once and lieing, cheating and stealing benefit me and add to my pleasures. It's all about me.

[mlmooney89]

I would be okay with having less items from animals to give them better living conditions but I wouldn't give them up. They live like this because their products are mass produced and every animal needs to be sucked dry. We don't need as much as we stock, we can lessen our intake which would lessen the need to produce these items which in turn would lessen the number of animals on every "farm". Less animals more room for the ones there, the more able "farmers" are able to take care of them, etc.

The problem isn't telling people to give up animal products it's convincing them we don't need as much.

[Antares]

I just had a BLT. Life is good.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

'I'm not a vegetarian because I love animals.  I'm a vegetarian because I hate plants.'  GB Shaw

Boru

[rskovride]

I would be okay with having less items from animals to give them better living conditions but I wouldn't give them up. They live like this because their products are mass produced and every animal needs to be sucked dry. We don't need as much as we stock, we can lessen our intake which would lessen the need to produce these items which in turn would lessen the number of animals on every "farm". Less animals more room for the ones there, the more able "farmers" are able to take care of them, etc.

The problem isn't telling people to give up animal products it's convincing them we don't need as much.

Hopefully there will be somewhat of an answer coming soon to a grocery store near you.  Memphis Meats is attempting to bring lab grown meat to the public next year.