lifeandtimes

One of the most underrated movies of the past two decades. Not a high budget film, but the storyline is gripping

Another bunch of vegan malarkey. I'm happy if people want to each vegan or be vegetarian, just leave me out of it. There's no moral argument that works here. All it takes is one day working on a farm growing vegetables to realize this. Obviously factory farming of animals is terrible and many of the slaughterhouses are complete disasters but ignoring real science in favor of highly biases bits of content is reprehensible. But I suppose the carnivore diet type people do the same.

More vegan propoganda. They keep touting science and ignore basic facts. Cherry picking data doesn't work for either side. Things like methane being the issue, we, according all science, yes, cows produce a lot of methane BUT it's equal to the amount of methane produced by decaying plant matter, which they leave out. That's just one small piece of the puzzle though and leaves out that huge amounts of that decaying matter is caused by mono-cropping to grow vegetables. How many millions of acres have been destroyed now to grow avocados and coconuts? There's no easy conversation here because it's become a battle of ideology and rarely does anyone win that.