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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Dubbo
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Ummm WTF?
Meat Free Mondays. http://www.guardian.co.uk/environmen...at-free-monday http://www.supportmfm.org/ We have all seen the ads, about that most emissions come from farm stock (farting etc) and alike etc etc blah blah blah.... If people don't eat meat the emissions will go down? I think not, if these cows and sheep etc etc aren't getting killed wouldn't the emissions stay the same from the fact of them farting, the trucks and alike feeding and watering the animals etc. Is this just a case of turning an ethic issue into a enviromental issue.... BTW I eat meat |
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