Re: The Irrational 'Search for Micrograms (of Animal Parts)'

"Mr.Smartypants" <bcpg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 May 17, 6:16 am, "leechap" <leec...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "sumbeotch at s***bum dot ***" <youwantmya...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > this is idealism.
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> > if you don't eat the meat... the meat gets processed into additives,
> > adjuncts and other chemicals - ingredients for commercial food product
> > and other items.
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> > are you that inept?
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> > it is NOT that easy dear.
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> > no wonder people can't take us vegans seriously!
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> > a war against my own kind is worse than the one between the
meatatarians
> > and myself.
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> > don't you read labels?
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> > research them... you'll find out most of that **** they add to foods
> > comes from an animal!
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> > you do realize that many vegan foods have casein in it? you know that
> > comes from an animal?
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> > that's just the wee tiny part of a very big pile.
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> You seem to be missing the main point, EVEN IF the food you eat is
> completely devoid of animal parts, if it was commercially produced it
> contains a legacy of animal suffering. This applies to non-food items as
> well.


then it's time to change the system BACK to what it was. Beneficial
insects controlling crop damaging insects, organic fertilization
supplemented by earthworms in the soil.



Good ideas, if a little idealistic. I've read about a completely
sustainable 
farm where the crops benefit the livestock and vice versa, that would be 
good, In nature animals and plants are symbiotic.