Political Pressures to Restrict Meat Consumption

[Steven2023]

This is kind of hard to believe and it is well beyond the absurd. The way I see it, carnivores have made up their minds to stick to an all-meat diet. There will be a backlash if this type of policy is forced upon Americans, or anyone else for that matter.

https://news.yahoo.com/united-nations-set-call-americans-090049550.html?

 

[Geezy]

The UN has absolutely no say so in how Americans conduct their affairs in agriculture or anything else for that matter.
All of that kind of nonsense is profit driven.


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[Bob]

10 hours ago, Steven2023 said:

This is kind of hard to believe and it is well beyond the absurd.

I agree. There are things that make sense, and then there are things that make you scratch your head. There's no way that farmers generate a third of green house gasses, lol. It doesn't even begin to have the ring of truth to it.

Planes, trains, automobiles, factories, etc, are spewing out tons of unnatural man-made emissions around the clock, but according to this pic...

 

.... the cow is clearly the problem, lol. 

[Geezy]

My cows say…

I fart in your general direction.


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[Steven2023]

5 hours ago, Bob said:

Planes, trains, automobiles, factories, etc,

Yeah, and they're only targeting the USA. China and India are some of the worst polluters in the world (way more than us) and somehow, they get a pass. There's just something wrong with that picture.

[Orweller]

On 11/29/2023 at 11:40 PM, Steven2023 said:

Yeah, and they're only targeting the USA. China and India are some of the worst polluters in the world (way more than us) and somehow, they get a pass. There's just something wrong with that picture.

This is already in full effect in Europe. Many protests in the last year there.