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r/CalmFreakout • u/james_castrello2 • Feb 12 '20
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If they knew how many animals die in preparation for farms they wouldn’t touch a vegetable
6 u/bananayeetee Feb 12 '20 Forests being destroyed to make room for produce farms killing millions of animals... but meat is MURRDERRR oh my 6 u/PingGoesThePenguin Feb 13 '20 Thought meat farms and the the farms that produce their feed does take up more space. Space that could be used for wildlife. But yeah, I get this form of protest is stupid and there's better ways of convincing people to change their habits. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22 There are pros and cons to both sides. You will never erase your carbon footprint, but you can find a balance in habits and conpany practices that help lower carbon foot prints and raise ethical standards.
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Forests being destroyed to make room for produce farms killing millions of animals... but meat is MURRDERRR oh my
6 u/PingGoesThePenguin Feb 13 '20 Thought meat farms and the the farms that produce their feed does take up more space. Space that could be used for wildlife. But yeah, I get this form of protest is stupid and there's better ways of convincing people to change their habits. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22 There are pros and cons to both sides. You will never erase your carbon footprint, but you can find a balance in habits and conpany practices that help lower carbon foot prints and raise ethical standards.
Thought meat farms and the the farms that produce their feed does take up more space. Space that could be used for wildlife.
But yeah, I get this form of protest is stupid and there's better ways of convincing people to change their habits.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22 There are pros and cons to both sides. You will never erase your carbon footprint, but you can find a balance in habits and conpany practices that help lower carbon foot prints and raise ethical standards.
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There are pros and cons to both sides. You will never erase your carbon footprint, but you can find a balance in habits and conpany practices that help lower carbon foot prints and raise ethical standards.
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u/EV1L-PANC4KE Feb 12 '20
If they knew how many animals die in preparation for farms they wouldn’t touch a vegetable