Dutch wrote:

> "Joseph Littleshoes" > wrote in message
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>>Dutch wrote:
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>>>"Joseph Littleshoes" > wrote
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>>>>Isn't gasoline an 'animal product"?
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>>>No, not per se, but production of petroleum products exacts a hefty toll
>>>on animal populations.
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>>I thought the oil in the ground was the remains of dead dinosaurs or other
>>animals?
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> Don't be silly. The term "animal products" implies the use of products from
> animals that were raised and killed for that purpose.

Me careful how you define things. If I were to shoot a wild doe because
she was eating my tulips, then butcher her so as not to be wasteful, the
venison would not be an animal product? Eggs taken from a wild duck's
nest are not animal products? Milk from cows who are given a decent
burial when they die of old age is not an animal product? Way to go!

Jerry
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Engineering is the art of making what you want from things you can get.
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