the human genes are sourced from animals and not humans?
you're misrepresenting what i said about supplementation. all humans can have deficiencies and can supplement if needed. i personally only take b12 and taking that compared to killing an animal is worth it imo
i don't understand what you mean with the dogs, cows and chickens that went extinct. the existing ones would die naturally like you and me. where is the harm? i can't see it...
veganism would reduce the death of mice caught in threshers, because most of the food produced today is used by livestock. vegans know that there will always be harm, but the goal is to reduce it
because you mention waste: wouldn't you agree that eating vegan reduces waste more than eating meat? if you answer again with how you personally do it, then again, that is not doable for all of humanity
(sorry that i missed the point about mice caught in threshers and thank you for reminding me, i did not ignore it on purpose)
Humans are animals.
Acceptable and optimal are not the same. Acceptable health with supplements, sure but there is a large gap of human harm between acceptable and optimal. You can choose that for yourself but not for others. B12 is narrow compared to the broad spectrum nutrients in food. You don't know if or what health risks you take on by being so far from the diet you evolved for and the things you are missing.
I don't actually. Preserving meat seems much more manageable to me. Vegetables and fruit are a constant pain with things like looking good on the outside then turning out to be rotten inside. Meat is just a matter of tracking the clock and freezing. That isn't a personal thing, the hassle of telling what is ripe and rotten is universal.
I'm opposed to mass feed growing to feed animals. Cows eat grass, chickens eat grubs and other bugs, pigs are amazing for turning human plant food scraps into meat. Feed is a last resort to get through winter if you are treating your animals decently.
thank you for the discussion
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