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Old 13-01-2018, 08:28 PM #91
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Originally Posted by Marsh. View Post
It doesn't though.

Humans enjoy meat and will continue to as they are naturally entitled to.

The way in which we get that meat may no longer be "natural" but there's all kinds of things that are no longer done naturally as in the past and are fundamentally a part of being human.

Everyone has the choice what they want to do what they don't want to do, and what they like to eat and what they don't like to eat. But let's not exaggerate.
One person making a change actually does make a difference and maybe that one person can inspire others to make a change too. I was inspired by someone much younger than me who it's way less easy for and here I am not eating animals just like her. Think about how many kilos of meat people eat in a month or year or decade? That's a lot of animals. And imagine one person stopped and then another who heard from them stopped etc.. That's less demand for the supply.
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