Re:Impossible food sues to cancel earlier trademark owners
by datavirtue on Wednesday November 17, 2021 @02:41PM
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Exactly, one day no human will consume meat. There are many reasons why but the popularity of it now stems from humans dealing with starvation--which we are still dealing with. If I have a variety of vegetables and grains I don't even think about meat. We are privileged to be able to not eat meat. It is something I give thanks for. We glorify it but the act of eating meat is not dignified. The time we can salvage any sort of dignity is by not killing the animal, not processing it, and eating only the parts that deemed worthy by our culture (the tender parts that chew easily).
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Re:Impossible food sues to cancel earlier trademark owners
by jrm4 on Wednesday November 17, 2021 @02:47PM
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"One day no human will consume meat."
If I had some time-travel-y way to bet my entire life savings against this prediction, I would.*
(*yeah, someone's going to get persnickety here. As long as humans are around, I believe some are going to eat meat.)
Re:Impossible food sues to cancel earlier trademark owners
by logfromblammo on Wednesday November 17, 2021 @03:45PM
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That statement is only supportable if vegans had a policy of annihilating meat-eating humans, which seems anathema to the vegan philosophy.
So maybe we can qualify that by saying "one day, no human will eat meat harvested from unethical or otherwise ecologically destructive livestock-farming practices."