[sima_yi]

The problem would be solved if all the warmists would simply quit eating meat, and leave the rest of us alone.

Notice what the warmists are saying; "We don't want YOU to eat meat." Also notice what they are NOT saying; "We are not going to eat meat."

[CodeJockey]

Perhaps we should start by restricting EBT "customers" to soy products only?

[jjotto]

Soylent Green, baby, Soylent Green!

[Joe Boucher]

Beef.
It’s what’s for dinner.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

MEAT doesn’t cause obesity. CARBS + INACTIVITY does.

[minnesota_bound]

I will be having a rib eye steak later tonight.

[HotHunt]

It is immoral for there to be billions of people on the planet.

But how are we going to get rid of them in the next 12 years?

Mass executions? Firing squads? Nuclear blasts? Jonestown grape Kool Aid?

Oh, I know. Let's ask A. O-C. She'll know the answer. She knows everything.

She was a bartender, ya' know. And a dancer....of sorts. Ya' know....

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My wife and I raise Angus beef cattle. But people still ask me occasionally if I'm a vegetarian.

You know that stare that says, "Are you really that stupid?" ?

[Chode]

[markman46]

this is what we will have to eat.

Its “healthy, sustainable reference diet” would involve a complete restructuring of the average Irish person’s diet with beef and lamb consumption reduced by 90 per cent to just 7g a day, which is equivalent to roughly half a meatball.
People would also be limited to 7g of pork a day, equivalent to a single cocktail sausage, and just 29g of chicken or one and a half chicken nuggets.
Dairy consumption would also be curtailed to just one glass of milk a day (250ml) or less if you consume cheese or butter.
To get the required daily intake of calories, people would be expected to eat almost 18 times as much dry beans, soy and nuts.