Wow, no kill meat.

JuanSequin2 : Considering who PP is, it would not surprise me if they weren't selling parts to this experimental food manufacturer. 4951

JuanSequin2 : The movie Soylent Green takes place in 2022... we are just about there...LOL 4951

FenderBass : Oh sheet. 4951

e : Agree. I have a daughter with MS. 4951

SandyKnee : Again, respectfully, "most justifications are based heavily flawed studies or quotes from an equally unreliable source."As for fluctuations, they're all over the place and scientists admit that. It's proven science. They just have different opinions as to how much and why.Your documentary is outdated simply based upon the fact Attenborough died in 2014. Although he was (by all records) an exceptional person, he was a paid actor and director. He played "pretend" for a living.Haven't you wondered why terminology changed from "global warming" to "climate change"? It's because the temperature argument lost steam due to discovery of the use of scientific manipulation of data to reach desired results. Instead of working forward to establish findings, the dictated manipulation process was to establish the goal first and work backwards to validate claims through cherry-picking of data."Climate change" is actually a socio-political tool to control economics and global governance. They had to change the name to stay in business. The "New Green Deal" (AOC, et al) and "Social Democra" proponents claim "the climate crisis is not just about the environment. It is a crisis of human rights, of justice, and of political will. Colonial, racist, and patriarchal systems of oppression have created and fuelled it. We need to dismantle them all."Enough said?Documentaries, especially dated ones, don't prove a thing. While I appreciate your opinion and concerns, consuming meat as global warming issue is the most ridiculous claim yet. 🙂 4951

SandyKnee : Absolutely correct! I always got the two mixed up. David is an excellent narrator and revered naturist. His focus and expertise is about curtailing hunting, habitat destruction, and other human activities that are pushing a rich array of animals to the edge of oblivion - not exclusive to global warming or climate change. My apologies. My other comments still stand. 4951

SandyKnee : I think you explained it very well. Everything we do impacts nature in negative and positive ways. We need to look at the whole picture without taking away my Whataburger! 4951

My body my choice! That sounds absolutely disgusting. You know the globalists will try to force this type of thing on people, the propaganda has been out there for a long time. 4951

I'm gonna go make me a big fat bloody steak. A real live black angus still mooing on my plate. So juicy it melts in yo mouth. A side salad and some long grain and wild rice. A dollop of cottage cheese and some peaches.
Yep that be dinner. 4951

I thought this thread was going to be about those weird dishes in Japan of moving food.

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We could discuss it over prime rib at outback. 4951

monyhoney : Holy **** - that's Octupus Groot. That's way over the adventurous food line into Andrew Zimmern universe. Probably followed by balut for desert. 4951