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post 1641990533 07-01-2021, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted By 3fifty⏩
Lol dude that's some real tinfoil hat ****. What's wrong with some of you guys? I'll copy/paste my reply from the last page:
Spoken like a true lib. Surely all the methane gas from cows is increasing the temperature world wide..I mean we are up about .55 degrees centigrade in 45 years. Quite horrifying.
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When will it be available
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Originally Posted By Paul
Spoken like a true lib. Surely all the methane gas from cows is increasing the temperature world wide..I mean we are up about .55 degrees centigrade in 45 years. Quite horrifying.
Lol lib? No, absolutely not. Vote right.


But, I don't see the issue here. Honestly... why would you be against lab grown meat? I'd rather us all still have meat and not kill animals, seems like a win/win to me as long as it tastes good and is fine health wise, I don't see the issue.
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Originally Posted By SmillironS⏩
Instead of just telling you to fuk off I’m going to give you an opportunity to tell me how the current meat production model is a disaster and what can he done to fix it. As a life long cattle rancher and butcher (amongst other things of course) I look forward to hearing your solutions.
Animal slaughter in and of itself is a massive ethical issue whether people like to admit or not. As a rancher you probably have other animals such as dogs which you value the life of yet would be disgusted at the thought of slaughtering them for meat. As it stands the cow is seen as a commodity... but that can change with this type of technology.

Wouldn't it be a good thing if people were able to nourish themselves with meat products that didn't involve the slaughter of animals? I'm a meat eater and animal lover, i look forward to such products.
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
I'm very excited by this research. I wonder if they have looked into alternative sources of protein. I've often wondered...are there any studies on Trumper based meat products?

I wonder what Trump steak tastes like. Anyone had Trump steaks?
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I'm gonna keep eating meat until I die. Let the plebs eat soy.
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Honestly chit like this was gonna happen eventually. It's only a matter of time.
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Originally Posted By A-GAME⏩
I'm gonna keep eating meat until I die. Let the plebs eat soy.
You eat only grass fed? if not i got bad news for you son... you getting soy one way or another
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Originally Posted By Brozef⏩
When will it be available
I read 2022 in Israel. not sure about the USA. I hope its soon.
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Originally Posted By elterrible987⏩
this is actually about power and control


they will convince retards that they need to do this to save the planet from climate change from cow farts and that its more humane. then they will throw around the word "science" and libtards will eat it up. They will ban actual farms and you will be forced to buy your food from mega corporations who like the mega corporations that are buying up houses, can set their price. Now that your food and houising are controlled by the elite, you will be a permanent serf.
I don't care about climate change/green house gasses or whatever, but I do care about animal suffering/stress/pain. If I can avoid hurting animals, then I don't see why not.
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It's still capitalism at the end of the day, some company is going to get rich off of this while the poor are starving and countries have famine.

Just LOL if you buy this bullchit.
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Originally Posted By thadderbox⏩
It's still capitalism at the end of the day, some company is going to get rich off of this while the poor are starving and countries have famine.

Just LOL if you buy this bullchit.
Then live in a box. Everything you buy has to do with capitalism.

I don't understand your point.
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post 1642013413 07-01-2021, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted By GTraven⏩
The faster this happens the more animals will be saved
saved? maybe in 3rd world chit holes, i dunno
here we treat our animals with care and love, so if by saved you mean no longer exist to live a happy life grazing and having al needs met, I guess so
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Originally Posted By trufflepigg⏩
saved? maybe in 3rd world chit holes, i dunno
here we treat our animals with care and love, so if by saved you mean no longer exist to live a happy life grazing and having al needs met, I guess so
This product isn't aimed at 3rd world countries, that's still a long way off... its aim is to offer an alternative to animal slaughter to produce meat

Ask yourself: all things being equal, you have two meat products, one required the slaughter of an animal while the other didn't. Which would you choose?
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Originally Posted By Rem0⏩
Animal slaughter in and of itself is a massive ethical issue whether people like to admit or not. As a rancher you probably have other animals such as dogs which you value the life of yet would be disgusted at the thought of slaughtering them for meat. As it stands the cow is seen as a commodity... but that can change with this type of technology.

Wouldn't it be a good thing if people were able to nourish themselves with meat products that didn't involve the slaughter of animals? I'm a meat eater and animal lover, i look forward to such products.
Long damn day on the ranch, I will get to this post and others tomorrow, I’m tired as chit and just got into my house. There’s a point im attempting to make but I just don’t have it in me tonight.
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I'm good I'm just gonna stick to normal meat
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Originally Posted By freshnevafrozen⏩
Less farmed meat consumption would greatly benefit the environment. This is a good thing.
isnt meat still being consumed even if lab made?
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Originally Posted By Rem0⏩
Animal slaughter in and of itself is a massive ethical issue whether people like to admit or not. As a rancher you probably have other animals such as dogs which you value the life of yet would be disgusted at the thought of slaughtering them for meat. As it stands the cow is seen as a commodity... but that can change with this type of technology.

Wouldn't it be a good thing if people were able to nourish themselves with meat products that didn't involve the slaughter of animals? I'm a meat eater and animal lover, i look forward to such products.
Slaughter aside for the moment I gotta ask if anybody here knows the difference between a “meat factory” and actual ranching? The Avenue taken to justify getting rid of cattle production is the effects on the environment/global warming.

Well let’s address global warming first, if you think cattle in the US are responsible for the half a degree rise in global temps over the last century and not the practices in countries like China and India I have a bridge to sell you. Now on to the environment.

I’m going to open with saying “meat factories” or as I know them, feed lots, are a disgusting practice and should be outlawed. That said cattle ran free range are actually good for they’re ecosystem as they prevent over growth and their feces provide nourishment for smaller animals. I run one cow per 40 acres even though I could probably push it to 1 cow per 20 acres but I don’t for the good of the land as well as the good of the animal. My cattle drink almost exclusively live water from creeks and streams and live as stress free of a life as possible as stress on a cow is bad for their health which leads to a worse product overall.

The point I’m making is that it’s glaringly obvious that most people, especially the alpaca fuking commie from Peru, know fuk all about the cattle industry. I can also assure you the “grass fed” beef you buy in a store is anything but that, it’s just a huge marketing scam.

Truth be told feed lots will be outlawed soon I believe and if traditional cattle ranching is outlawed as well the environmental effects will be terrible not to mention the amount of people left without a livelihood and the millions of cattle that will become worthless over night and be left to Mother Nature, who I assure you is far more cruel than man.

It baffles me how people who know nothing about meat production can be so sure of themselves when they say it should all be shut down. If you want a meat industry to go after for cruelty look into the full industrialized pork industry, there’s no such thing as free range pigs anymore thanks to corporate greed.

It wouldn’t kill people to admit maybe they don’t know everything about everything all the time and actually ask somebody that does instead of wanting to kill off an industry in favor of a very unproven new product.

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Originally Posted By SmillironS⏩
Slaughter aside for the moment I gotta ask if anybody here knows the difference between a “meat factory” and actual ranching? The Avenue taken to justify getting rid of cattle production is the effects on the environment/global warming.

Well let’s address global warming first, if you think cattle in the US are responsible for the half a degree rise in global temps over the last century and not the practices in countries like China and India I have a bridge to sell you. Now on to the environment.

I’m going to open with saying “meat factories” or as I know them, feed lots, are a disgusting practice and should be outlawed. That said cattle ran free range are actually good for they’re ecosystem as they prevent over growth and their feces provide nourishment for smaller animals. I run one cow per 40 acres even though I could probably push it to 1 cow per 20 acres but I don’t for the good of the land as well as the good of the animal. My cattle drink almost exclusively live water from creeks and streams and live as stress free of a life as possible as stress on a cow is bad for their health which leads to a worse product overall.

The point I’m making is that it’s glaringly obvious that most people, especially the alpaca fuking commie from Peru, know fuk all about the cattle industry. I can also assure you the “grass fed” beef you buy in a store is anything but that, it’s just a huge marketing scam.

Truth be told feed lots will be outlawed soon I believe and if traditional cattle ranching is outlawed as well the environmental effects will be terrible not to mention the amount of people left without a livelihood and the millions of cattle that will become worthless over night and be left to Mother Nature, who I assure you is far more cruel than man.

It baffles me how people who know nothing about meat production can be so sure of themselves when they say it should all be shut down. If you want a meat industry to go after for cruelty look into the full industrialized pork industry, there’s no such thing as free range pigs anymore thanks to corporate greed.

It wouldn’t kill people to admit maybe they don’t know everything about everything all the time and actually ask somebody that does instead of wanting to kill off an industry in favor of a very unproven new product.

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You have a bridge to sell us? You're completely ignorant of atmospheric physics. Stick to ranching.
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Originally Posted By trufflepigg⏩
saved? maybe in 3rd world chit holes, i dunno
here we treat our animals with care and love, so if by saved you mean no longer exist to live a happy life grazing and having al needs met, I guess so
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Wait, so how is meat that's grown in a lab less expensive than real meat?

I would think it's at least as expensive, if not more expensive.

Well in the picture above it sure doesn't look like some cheap ****'s going on.

Looks like a lot of machines that I'm sure use a lot of power.
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At least it will thunderstorm tonight, and we know how they feel about water. :)
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
You have a bridge to sell us? You're completely ignorant of atmospheric physics. Stick to ranching.
Are the practices of countries like India and China, even to this day, less responsible for the global warming over the last century than American cattle? Yes or no?
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Originally Posted By SmillironS⏩
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It's essentially weaponized ignorance being perpetuated by people who don't have humanities best interests at heart.
The billionaire and the beggar both have 24 hours in a day.

That's why grandma's apple pie rocks and yours sucks.
Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
At least it will thunderstorm tonight, and we know how they feel about water. :)
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Originally Posted By SmillironS⏩
Are the practices of countries like India and China, even to this day, more or less responsible for the global warming over the last century than American cattle? Yes or no?
More but they have more people, and that doesn't change the fact that methane is a potent greenhouse gas.

For per capita emissions, a reduction in livestock farming would be helpful. Since this probably hurts your bottom line, you're opposed. No surprise there.
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