Thread: Vegan......

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Yes, it doesn't say what the beef were fed on.
Also, it uses national averages and we know Americans are into supersizing their diets, so Australian averages might be lower.
I also thought it was interesting that 60% was the same across all the diet types.
Another interesting point was that changing from beef to chicken caused such a big reduction.
I wonder what effect eating fish would have?

Yep, I noticed that too.

how do you know if there is a vegan in the room?

This is gold.
YouTube

Might have have to encourage this guy to do another with him (and a heap of friends) barging into pretend/staged vegan houses, filming while actors freak out at the invasion of privacy and having their kids filmed while people abuse them etc.

I say “pretend/staged” because farmers have more decency than to put real vegan families and children through what these vegan wannabe terrorists are prepared to put decent hard working farming families through.

Originally Posted by Eevo

how do you know if there is a vegan in the room?

Dont worry they will tell you !!!!!!! .

Originally Posted by Eevo

how do you know if there is a vegan in the room?

Less farting than with meat eaters?

Originally Posted by Fatso

Dont worry they will tell you !!!!!!! .

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Less farting than with meat eaters?

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Yes, it doesn't say what the beef were fed on.
Also, it uses national averages and we know Americans are into supersizing their diets, so Australian averages might be lower.
I also thought it was interesting that 60% was the same across all the diet types.
Another interesting point was that changing from beef to chicken caused such a big reduction.
I wonder what effect eating fish would have?

I also love how people think it would somehow be a great benefit to give cattle country over to growing crops (preferably kale and chia). Have they actually seen what cattle country looks like? It is normally dry, hilly, tree covered or the outback where it is not a ratio of cattle to acres but acres to one beast, and could never be ploughed for crops.