The tough thing is that animals are killed in crop agriculture too. We're just removed from it so we think it's not happening.
When animals are killed as livestock, you can make sure it's humane (not that it always is, but it can be). When they're killed by combines and spraying, it's brutal.
yeah fuck them too. First degree and second degree. Everyone is promoting killing at some degree. Stay as far from that degree as u can.
Like all are killing people in Palestine. Just some are directly and others are indirectly
Agree about Palestine
For food: I haven't found a way to eat that doesn't involve death of animals. My choice is just whether to encourage ethical practices (and ecological health) or unethical ones.
Do you have a way of eating that doesn't involve killing animals? (genuine question; I have heard of some vegan permaculture folks who do manage to grow a nice portion of their calories, but it's not easy)
Just how far you can directly involve. Like LinkedIn connections. I want to be connected to ar least 3rd or 4th degree ot connection
My mind goes straight to eggs and dairy (raised humanely and hopefully locally) and the three sisters; corn, beans, squash. That could probably provide a nutritionally sound basis for a diet free of killing. That said, I like my meat, thank you.
