This needs to be normalized by calories. Soymilk and soybean oil shouldn't be that far apart.
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Eating meat also means lots of animals have to suffer just for yout pleasure. I know people get triggert real fast if you mention how bad eating meat really is. It's like a drug for some people.
Meat is a key food group on which majority of the world relies on live off.
Flying on the other hand is 100% discretionary but it seems people who whine about eating meat have zero problem going on vacations.
When hypocrisy is called out, they will have a melt down.
I like chicken more anyway.
We could really use a movement to get more people to try adding beans, peas, and tofu to their grocery list. I wasn't able to stick to not eating meat, but sticking to eating less meat by adding alternatives to my grocery list turned out to be quite easy.
I gonna be honest: Tofu is a completely underrated food. If done right it tastes absolutely fucking awesome. You can also put it onto bread and there are plenty of different flavoutlrs that you can easily buy in a supermarket.
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Billionaires have the carbon footprint of 30k families and this bitch here is saying I have to give up my car and my burgers.
What a stupid post to get blocked over.
Not quite the reply that you would hope for - but the general direction isn't that wrong
Its true that the economy of scale to reduce emissions is at the factories and such, but the point of the other things on a personal level are important; largely because they instill a culture of caring about the matter. For example, for better or worse, the marine corps puts a lot of emphasis on the proper wearing and display of the uniform, so the consequence is that it is taboo to not shave or have unshined shoes. If you are the only one in a party using a plastic straw or the only one rolling coal; you'll be more than a sore thumb; you'll be shunned at a deeper level and by the wider community not just environmentalists.
No one is even saying no beef, but we are saying reduction in it. That statement is not only a false dichotomy, but preventing a real start to our movements.
And not having any children!
Fun fact, antinatalists are literally insane!
It is their personal choice. It they don't want to stop at that lol
Does the graph include how palm farms are built on precious forest land that has since been burned down? and that the land primarily being burnt is some of the most important land for storing carbon and providing oxygen?
I've got a special trick where I can make pretty much the entire internet rage at me. Check it out:
I'm vegetarian.
Nobody cares lol
Imagine how being vegan makes you the most horrible pariah. Change of diet was not difficult at all, but I wasn't quite prepared for the social consequences.
What social consequences?
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