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Yes, I do see the point in the non killing, or not causing suffering. I have thought long and hard over several years, but decided to still eat Animalia.
What I try to do is to support ethically farmed producers as far as I am able to.
Also to eat less meat, not to waste/throw away, and to eat all parts ( meat, offal, marrow, skin if feasible, feet, tail)
I think it would be a very difficult situation if we all turned Vegan. Many animals worldwide live in areas where agriculture is impossible. Goats and sheep in arid, mountanious areas, sheep and reindeer in the Arctic. Hunting and fishing sustain several populations on the northern and southern fringes of the world.
Yes, we eat generally speaking too much meat and fish. It is to cheap too.
Yes, I do see the point in the non killing, or not causing suffering. I have thought long and hard over several years, but decided to still eat Animalia.
What I try to do is to support ethically farmed producers as far as I am able to.
Also to eat less meat, not to waste/throw away, and to eat all parts ( meat, offal, marrow, skin if feasible, feet, tail)
I think it would be a very difficult situation if we all turned Vegan. Many animals worldwide live in areas where agriculture is impossible. Goats and sheep in arid, mountanious areas, sheep and reindeer in the Arctic. Hunting and fishing sustain several populations on the northern and southern fringes of the world.
Yes, we eat generally speaking too much meat and fish. It is to cheap too.