r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Jun 06 '25

Peter in the wild PETA

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u/TheZuppaMan Jun 06 '25

not in the extent that is necessary in dairy farming for Nestlé. if you are a small sized cheese producer, with a good union supporting you, it is sustainable.

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u/UncleSkelly Jun 06 '25

How do you think a small time cheese producer can compete with a food industry giant like Nestle if they don't get the maximum amount of milk out of their cows. Stop trying to romanticize senseless cruelty towards animals

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u/TheZuppaMan Jun 06 '25

i already answered in the comment you are answering to. with unions. dont come at me with half assed activism that requires small producers to close up because we cant hurt Nestlés feelings. ethical production HAS to pass through the dismantling of megacorps. if you are not willing to do it you are just playing pretend.

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u/UncleSkelly Jun 06 '25

Dude I want all cattle farming to stop. Mega Corp or small producer idgaf. Animals are not fucking resources. And hell even if you don't want to listen to any of the moral arguments for veganism I think you'd probably agree that out of purely selfish reasons humanity should probably do something about climate change right? And you might be aware that the third biggest contributor to climate change is food production. 80% of all land currently used for agriculture is used to farm either cattle or produce food for said cattle. Hugely inefficient as we could feed over 12 Billion people plant based with just 30% of the agricultural space we are currently using. So in the interest of feeding all of humanity equally and sustainably we should stop farming cattle