I ask now what the whole concern is about wanting people to stop
eating meat.Since the beginning of time, humanity has eaten meat. Back when
we were living in the Paleolithic, we were afraid of most
berries: they were poisonous. The vegetable matter most humans
had thought good to eat, before trying it, were mostly the very
luscious looking but toxic berries that still exist today.
Not only because of fear of berries, but also because our
primate ancestors loved meat, humans ate meat as a matter of
preference.Nowadays, many say that our level of inactivity means meat is
dangerous and we should stop eating it. The sad case is, this is
in fact a bad idea. Picture this scenario:- cattle, sheep and poultry farmers can no longer take their
produce to the slaughterhouse to be turned into our meat products.
- because the people who want us to stop eating meat also want
us to stop harming animals, a population explosion occurs among
these animals.
-to continue feeding these creatures, who have by now evolved
into things incapable of much else, we must turn over many
tracts of land that could be used to grow plants.
- add to that the continuous human population explosion, then we
have a catastrophe maybe only fifty years away.A lack of foresight may be responsible for this possible vision.
It then has become a necessity to raise animals for the sole
purpose of eating them, and therefore limit their numbers.This also calls into effect our own overpopulation, and the
lack of hospitable climate in Asia and Africa. What will be
done about that, hmmm. I leave this in the hands of those who
want us to end the animal agriculture industry.And that relates to McDonald's, whose most important foodstuff
used is beef.____________________
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