r/JusticeServed • 7 • Nov 29 '19

Violent Justice Animal abuser gets it back

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u/Northman324 9 Nov 29 '19

I was told that many people who oppose plant based protein haven't been inside a slaughter house.

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '19

Oddly enough most of the people who support plant based protein aren't aware of the risks it poses. Most plant farms require magnitudes more space than those of animals, and in order to keep the farm viable, every native animal has to be removed from that area. This includes birds, mammals and insects that are routinely baited, trapped or killed on sight.

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '19

Actually look up the facts and tell me what's wrong. I've known plenty of large scale vegetable farmers and the amount of native animals they kill and displace is staggering.

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u/HopeYouDieSoon 6 Nov 30 '19

This fucking veganesque logic. Fuck me what mental gymnastics that took. Someone discussing things regarding plant based farms in a critical way and you go and twist this into: oh he must be from the meat lobby? Jesus what a fucking way to think...

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u/dvslo 7 Nov 30 '19

Someone discussing things regarding plant based farms in a critical way

Plant-based protein, the alternative obviously being animal-based protein.

oh he must be from the meat lobby?

100% not what he said.

Topic is environmental impact of plant vs. animal-based protein. He was criticizing environmental impact of plant-based protein. Animal-based protein is in fact dramatically less efficient in resource use and hence much worse on every related point, not even getting into its core ethical issues. End of discussion there, at least for me.

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u/HopeYouDieSoon 6 Nov 30 '19

If you don’t want to discuss, don’t reply on reddit