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>>>>>> But not as many as occur during the production of tofu and
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>>>>>Perhaps you could get the Field Mouse Genius to provide you with the
>>>>>photographic proof with which you will convince us of that claim?
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>>>>You still on about this bit of foolishness? Just try reading the sites
>>>>I have posted from reputable sources, not the religious ones you like.
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>>>Like the NY Times Article I posted.
>>>Or the scientific references about the cause of the Sahara Desert?
>>>Science sir.
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>> None of which has any relation to the food you or I or ronny-boy eats.
>> Thanks for proving yet again that you cannot discuss the impact of your
>> diet truthfully.
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> I guess you must have missed the difference between natural grazing
> animals effect on the environment versus your cattle grazing. Read them
> again.
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You read them, fool. Tell me how your crop production isn't the definition
of habitat destruction.

Of course, very very few cattle eat in open fields anymore,
> they eat feed instead.
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Moron. try to learn a little about the subject before you continue to
display your total ignorance. All beff cows are grazed for most of their
lives.


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> But then, I still think that someone who insists on going to VEGAN
> discussion group to insult people and be disagreeable has some type of
> personality disorder.
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LOL And vegans should know disorders, eh killer? Veganism is the very
definition of the term...

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>>>Or
>>>http://www.wildflowers-and-weeds.com/sahara.htm
>>>has many excellent university and main stream references.
>>>http://www.nationalgeographic.com/wi...pa/pa1327.html
>>>Or is National Geographic a "foolish, religious" press?
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>>>It's basic archaeologic knowledge the sahara was a fertile growing area.
>>>Do you deny that?
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