The Goat Pen

He's a dishwasher...

That's an entire paycheck for Tree.

It’s not even a big bottle.

whoever created this chart would do well here

LOL

I like how KC is just ignored…

Yeah here we got barbecue 2.0 where we use all our skills to make cow taste good vs y'all southerners' cheater pork or whatever.

As a born and bred eastern NC barbecue guy I gotta say good Texas barbecue brisket is hard to beat. It's like buttah...

I can’t argue that.

this is crazy enough to be true

listen to Kerry at the :50 mark

JFC, talk about final solution

This is necessary! We must starve to “save” the planet for John Kerry’s offspring.

There’s no doubt that if the world went to a vegetarian diet more people would be able to be fed more cheaply and also more nutritionally and also with far less emissions. It’ll never happen but it’s true..

"No doubt" huh, because you heard someone say so? I have lots of doubts about that statement.

I don't think it would even be possible without significant worldwide nutritional supplementation. Even vegetarian societies now, are not vegan. Even a northwestern diet in India requires cultivated animal products like milk, yogurt, paneer, etc.

Kerry, a neoliberal scumbag, does not give a warm crap about climate change. I would imagine he’s looking to implement some type of new dystopian policies and procedures, not unlike the mandatory covid vaccine, that will make his billionaire and transnational corporation bosses a fuckton of money and him a few extra million dollars in kickbacks as well. This is what the DNC’s official goals are now, as we have seen.

if the world went on a vegetarian diet, that would demand more farming, not less

Peasants can just eat bugs

eCat wrote: ↑Sun Aug 18, 2024 9:01 pm if the world went on a vegetarian diet, that would demand more farming, not less

Not sure what you mean by “more farming,” most produce and grain farming is already fully automated. And it’s a well-established fact that much more food can be grown per acre if it’s not being used in the service of animal production. i.e., it takes much more land and other resources to produce animal protein than it would to produce a relatively equivalent amount of plant-based calories and nutrition..