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> > Some types of meat involve less animal deaths than some types of
> >veggie products. A serving of grass raised beef could involve less
> >than 1/700 animal deaths. A bag of rice, box of cereal, loaf of bread,
> >etc.... could easily involve several animal deaths.
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> are you talking about animals that aren't quick enough to get away
> from a combine harvester or something?
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You ignorant dolt. Prey animals do not run at the first sign of danger.
they freeze in place. that's their best defense from predators. they only
run at the very last second before the predator is on them. With harvesters
up to 30' wide, how do you figure they all make it past the blades before
being cut up? Then there is the end of season starvation and predation.
You crops provided easy food and cover which allowed the populations of
animals to explode. Then you take away all the food and cover. The ones
that do escape the cutting, shredding and slicing now face starvation from
lack of food and predation from lack of cover. And no, they all can't just
scurry on over to the field edges and take up resedence. Those areas will
already be at the caryying capacity for their amount of food and cover.
Then there are all the animals during the season that get sprayed with
pesticides. These greatly effect nesting birds and eggs. Last, there are
all the animals you deliberatly poison just to keep your foods clean, cheap,
and conveninet. Over all, yes, you are a killer. But then, so is everyone
else.
or road pizza from lorries used
> in transportation? it's not really the same at all.
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Yes, they are. If I kill one cow, and get 100s of 1000s of calories and
100s of meals from that one death, and you substitute 100s of 1000s of
calories of tofu meat lookalikes, woh do you really think caused the fewest
numbers of animal to die? Why is their deaths any different/ They died for
you to have cheap, conveninet food.
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