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[_] moorpheaus 03/06/15(Fri)23:48 No.

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>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)00:00 No.

  ahahaha goddammit

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)00:07 No.

  >>2709531
  ...and they were all slaughtered for food regardless and died happily ever after.

  Yes...so very very happy. Look, I support helping the family-owned farms/farming communities, but
  The animals are still damned regardless. Given that fact, this flash's point falls on it's face.

  Now excuse me while I eat some tasty animals.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)00:24 No.

  The world cannot support it's population without industrialized farming of organisms, plant or
  animal.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)01:04 No.

  >>2709567
  >murrica
  >obesity problem
  >up to 40% of food is thrown away
  I'm not buying it

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)01:10 No.

  >Bullshit Vegan Propaganda: Flash Edition

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)01:35 No.

  People like to forget that if we get rid of the industrialized farms we'll be producing at best
  1/4th the meat we where before.

  1/4th the meat means quadrupled meat prices which would likely lead tons of business going under
  because aint nobody paying $12 for a big mac

  I'm all for treating animals right when we can, but in this situation, we cant

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)02:25 No.

  >>2709511
  food inc was not a very good documentary, it just had videos of machines with eerie music, and
  that was supposed to be "proof" of evil corporation

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)02:31 No.

  http://www.bancruelfarms.org/
  why this site have to be in japanese ?

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)02:37 No.

  >>2709511
  oy vey muh meat farms

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)02:42 No.

  >>2709597
  the obesity problem comes from the over saturation of processed fructose in the american, and by
  extension, western diet. Not because they eat to excess. Regardless of what /fit/ might tell you,
  calories are not just calories. Things like hfcs encourage the production of fat cells, which is
  why babies fed fruit juices become obese.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)02:49 No.

  >>2709651
  It's also a lack of exercise, lots of people now get less than an hour a week

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)02:55 No.

  >>2709656
  No. Exercise is the narrative which pushes the blame off of government regulations,
  subsidizations of corn, and corporate money making strategies and makes it entirely the personal
  responsibility of the individual citizens.

  Like I said, we have an epidemic of overweight children not even a year old and it's because of
  the injection of massive amounts of fructose into their diets. Babies can not exercise, and they
  can not over eat. But they are becoming over weight. This is most common in lower class house
  holds because these parents get their baby food from the government as part of their welfare
  package. They have no choice.

  We are being poisoned, intentionally, because processed sugar makes cardboard garbage taste
  delicious. It's cheap due to government subsidies, and is twice as sweet as real sugar while
  being 1/5 the price which is why so much of it is added to everything.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)02:59 No.

  >>2709663
  >Like I said, we have an epidemic of overweight children not even a year old and it's because of
  the injection of massive amounts of fructose into their diets
  Whose fault is that?

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)03:02 No.

  >>2709663
  >Babies can not exercise, and they can not over eat.
  Babies most certainly can over eat and you can start exercising pretty fucking young

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)03:06 No.

  Ohohohoho. Industries and organizations like organic food groups make me laugh.

  I'd sure like to have listeriosis infected meat given to the people of the world at a larger cost
  both to the consumer and the environment.

  I agree. Increase price of food! Increase land being used for inefficient agricultural methods
  thus causing actual problems to the environment! Don't treat infected animals!

  Also, that typical 'big agriculture stomping on independants' card being played.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)03:08 No.

  >>2709608
  I only hope for the day test tube meat becomes, efficient, common, and effective.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/15(Sat)03:12 No.

  >>2709679
  I imagine its going to be a good 30 or so years after it becomes viable before its actually used
  extensively because of how much it'll be shit on in the media

>> [_] newfriend 03/07/15(Sat)03:16 No.

  any of you ever tried being vegetarian? The shits fucking hard. I'm also looking forward to that
  test tube meat stuff also. E-Z mode. And it also wont be so bad for the environment or our bodies