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One is to just increase awareness that the autopilot act of going to a supermarket and buying meat has a lot of cruelty behind it and hoping that smart people realize that it's not sustainable or ethical. Eventually, no one can force a decision and a forced decision wouldn't practical in the long-term either.

I know these kinds of comments are meant to shut down conversations about meat-eating. Even if you find something delicious, it's possible to reduce consumption to have a positive impact on both the animals and the climate. After all, many of us love sugar (or alcohol or salt or fried snacks) but we control our intake.

It's pretty well-established that we (in the West) consume far more protein than we need. We don't need to go vegan but do need to reduce meat consumption.

Well ducks at >90/second and chickens at >1500/sec doesn't quite compare with 15/second. How do you figure 15/second is about right anyway?