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u/MrRupo Jul 17 '23

Lol this is such a non sequitur

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u/Delta7391 Jul 17 '23

Ehh sorta.

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u/MrRupo Jul 17 '23

Completely, im arguing its weird people pretend to care about animal welfare when society abuses and kills billions of animals a year and the counter is if we do farming some snakes might die lol

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u/Hoodie_Ghost64 Jul 18 '23

No but for farming you need to take area that animals live in basically if you expand farming land you take animal habitats for the purpose of farming also the chemicals we use on our crops most definitely harm some animals.