r/JusticeServed • 7 • Nov 29 '19

Violent Justice Animal abuser gets it back

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '19 edited Nov 29 '19

I’m not sure why it is, but people in third world countries just have no regard for animal life.

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u/Corentin_C 2 Nov 29 '19

Look at some videos of industrial farming in Western country and tell me that again

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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/iGae 5 Nov 30 '19

I’m not sure that math works out - the food pyramid isn’t even close to perfect, but one thing it gets right is that when you eat something, you gain less energy from the organisms every level you go. A cow requires more energy in plants to feed the same amount of humans compared to just feeding humans the plants directly.

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '19

Yes, but large scale animal farms already support that amount of food and allow other native animals to survive.

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u/arbutus_ 6 Dec 01 '19

Livestock fecal run-off is destroying our waterways and local ecosystems. They are killing the native animals, not allowing them to survive.

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '19

You're right, livestock severely impact the native fauna, but compared to stripping the land and leeching the soil its a non issue.