• flerp@lemm.ee
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    6 months ago

    It’s called supply and demand. They know there is a demand for meat so they grow animals and feed those animals plants. Continuing to eat meat supports a system that consumes more plants than a system where humans only eat plants. You shouldn’t need your hand held for this, it’s pretty basic stuff.

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      6 months ago

      supply and demand.

      that’s a theory about price discovery that actually has no predictive value. it is not a magic phrase that traverses space-time

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        6 months ago

        Okay so you are responsible for the next dead cow that the company has to produce now to replace the one you bought.

        Your action led to a dead cow in the future.

        Does that work?

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          Your action led to a dead cow in the future.

          Does that work?

          no, that’s not causal. but even if it were, it doesn’t make me responsible for the killing of the plants or animals in the past.

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          the company has to produce now to replace the one you bought.

          no, they don’t. they could choose not to do that. I am not responsible for their choices.

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      6 months ago

      You shouldn’t need your hand held for this, it’s pretty basic stuff.

      this is just posturing. it doesn’t support your (erroneous) claim, nor does it undermine my (obviously correct) position.