If you're asking if you should go vegan, you shouldn't go vegan.
If you're asking if you should go vegan, you shouldn't go vegan.
People can choose to do it if they want. It's no more stupid than choosing not to drink alcohol. But, your other points do ring true. It doesn't make a difference on any scale. There are 7+ billion people on this planet, and a big portion would love to have more on their plates, as people in the west do. There's always going to be someone who would want to eat more, instead of two cups of rice a day.
That depends where you buy your meat. If youre buying your meat at Walmart, or course youre getting shitty meat with additives and chemicals (its also a much lower grade of meat as well. You arent getting USDA Prime at Walmart) How else do you think they can sell beef tenderloin for $5 per pound ( a lot of time they pass off sirloin tip steaks as tenderloin as well). Buy your meat from a good reputable source like your local butcher or a good online source like I do, and you wont be disappointed.
I buy a quarter cow every 6 months at this website http://www.alderspring.com/ and have never looked back. I have NEVER tasted beef so good. Their cows are free range, grass fed only organic food (no stuffing them with cheap corn and grain like many farms do), and they are treated well. The meat is also dry aged for even more flavor. Most of their meat is USDA Prime, and most people who try it at my house flip out over how good it is and how they never realized what beef is supposed to taste like. Yeah its a little more expensive, but worth every penny, and you can get a good deal if you buy a quarter, half, or whole cow instead of just buying 2 steaks.
I also buy a quarter bison every 9 months from https://www.northstarbison.com Bison is not only very healthy and low in fat, it tastes amazing (provided you know how to cook or have someone else to cook it for you). These are also grass fed and very well taken care of. They are not treated badly at all, and every time I serve it I get many compliments. Most people have only ever tried a bison burger (if theyve tried bison at all), but bison steaks, roasts, stews, etc... are all very yummy, and taste similar to beef.
Last edited by Orlong; 2016-10-25 at 11:58 AM.
You don't need to. They also put a lot of shit on greens. Just educate yourself on how and were to get your food-stuffs from to avoid the trouble areas you don't like, like buying your eggs directly from a farm. Some farms also sell meat cuts, but I don't know how frequent that is, nor if it's legal everywere.
So it's just about doing some research.
The production of palm oil is quite bad for the animals in the rainforests. People are sad over a gorilla like Harambee dying, yet so many gorillas die a year due to palm oil. That's mainly why. If it was for the product itself, it would have been vegan as its like any other oil.
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Welp that's a very honest answer. A lot of people feel the way you do.
I used to.
Seems you are way too focused on the details and don't understand the general meaning of the sentence, like you can only understand the literal meaning of words.
Maybe you were vaccinated and that affected your ability to follow complex structures.
Anyway, I'll correct the typo, thanks for the head up.
Give this video a watch. It changed my views on the matter:
https://youtu.be/jYlSdX-WpyA
I love the taste of meat. Who doesn't. But is taste worth dying for?
If I could eat meat everyday without harming animals, I would, because as I said, it's heavenly delicious. But this isn't a solid justification anymore. We don't need it to survived. Last time I checked all vegans are alive and well and living longer with less diseases realtive to meat eaters. So yes, go vegan if you can and are strong enough ;-)
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