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So is Peru whatsapp or twitter?

Less than that. Been vego 36 years and I'm never going back

I’m not a PETA supporter and their statement is not true unless your being a pedant for the sake of arguing in vary bad faith. The spirit of the post, and we all know this, is by reducing your meat consumption by a day a week “for the rest of to it life” less animals will be killed.

Mr arguing for arguments sake is only arguing for a point in time, which isn’t “the rest of your life” and isn’t the spirit of the post. Reducing the demand for meat, reduces the production and harvesting of meat. It doesn’t kill the same mount of animals. Why is this such a hard concept for you all to understand?

True, that’s a bit surprising actually

No boxplot in the top 100 but there is a violin plot which is close 😊

No boxplot? Quite disappointing.

Im not a vegan, and I’m not interested in changing your eating habits. I just call out bullshit when I see it. If you’re believing that decreased demand doesn’t decrease supply you’re also willfully dumb. You’re both proof that people will believe whatever the fk they want regardless of what they were taught. Just eat meat, without being liars.

Interesting I’m surprised by your summary. Not at all what I got. Here’s another take if interested. https://bibleproject.com/explore/video/the-story-of-the-bible/

Honestly if your sincere so could wish we could talk for a bit in person. Stuff like this tends to go it’s worst online.

Yes a reduction in population, you're not saving any animal.

If everyone stopped eating chicken, they're just going to slaughter the existing chickens as a waste of money, get nothing out of them, and then stop breeding chickens.

No chickens are saved, they either die pointlessly, or never exist.

It's not like someone is sending them to a chicken sanctuary everytime you skip a KFC bucket.

What was it?

You're kinda missing the point, which is marginal change transforming demand, which would reduce the number of animals bred and slaughtered.

You're thinking of a snapshot in time of X number of animals and thinking that's the point.

I think because there are no homeless people in Saudi Arabia.

There was this Greek restaurant that I used to live close to that had a good goat gyro. I liked it quite a bit. Lamb, I wasn't very fond of, but I haven't had it much.

Bison burgers are awesome though.

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I love lamb but goat is a coin flip for me.

Conversely, I have never eaten a duck. I don't see any goats or sheep on the list graphic, and I have had both goat and lamb in my life.

Also, no bison on the list graphic.

EDIT: Deer should be on the list graphic, as well as fish and shellfish.

EDIT 2: While the graphic visualizing the animals does not have it, the website discusses sheep, goats, bison, as well as saying Americans eat 16 pounds of seafood per year on average, which includes 4 pounds of shrimp. Deer are not mentioned.

Ya

Even worse than normal mercator

Maine runs on fire wood and whale oil lanterns.

So, the BBC is also a website.... Fascinating, isn't it? 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌐📡

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The point of veganism is to try to reduce that harm, so if everyone adopted that ideology, they would be huge hypocrites to kill them.

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Does it take into account when I order meat, but I’m not hungry, so I don’t finish it? Or when I order meat, and DO eat it, but I also drink a lot so I throw it up later?