Re:Beyond Meat’s Beyond Burger life cycle assessment (2018)
by XorNot on Friday May 07, 2021 @01:02AM
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Mass scale pain and torture of food animals, the extraordinarily high rates of psychological injury which slaughterhouse workers experience...
Most vegetarianism is not about that animals are killed, it is a protest against the way in which the entire industry functions.
Re:Beyond Meat’s Beyond Burger life cycle assessment (2018)
by eloff on Friday May 07, 2021 @10:57AM
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I hope this will get better, I would (and do when possible) pay more for free range, ethically raised meat products. I imagine producers will follow the money if enough people think that way.
When I was about fifteen it occurred to me that while that's true, those animals wouldn't be alive at all without us raising them for food. So it seems to me that the goal should be raising them in good conditions without cruelty. At least to my way of thinking, as someone grateful to my parents that I exist, that's better than no life at all.
There are plenty of other solid reasons to eat less meat, but this argument never worked for me.
I actually like the beyond burgers. If they weren't more expensive than a beef burger, I'd eat them.