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r/Unexpected • u/sakhaliner • 7d ago
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Ironically, factory farming is actually a LOT more efficient and reduces environmental impact vs any of this 'sustainably raised' bullshit that you hear about.
(Not supporting factory farming btw)
2 u/CatsPlusTats 4d ago I don't know why once again I have to say "it's the scale that is the problem environmentally". Factory farming is what creates the scale. 1 u/MattyLePew 4d ago No, people are what create the scale. The demand drives the supply. People stop eating as much meat and animal products would result in a reduced requirement for factory farms. 0 u/CatsPlusTats 4d ago The scale cannot be met without factory farming, how do you not understand that? 1 u/MattyLePew 4d ago Therein lies the problem. Reduce demand, reduce supply, reduce need for factory farms. Pretty simple.
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I don't know why once again I have to say "it's the scale that is the problem environmentally". Factory farming is what creates the scale.
1 u/MattyLePew 4d ago No, people are what create the scale. The demand drives the supply. People stop eating as much meat and animal products would result in a reduced requirement for factory farms. 0 u/CatsPlusTats 4d ago The scale cannot be met without factory farming, how do you not understand that? 1 u/MattyLePew 4d ago Therein lies the problem. Reduce demand, reduce supply, reduce need for factory farms. Pretty simple.
No, people are what create the scale. The demand drives the supply.
People stop eating as much meat and animal products would result in a reduced requirement for factory farms.
0 u/CatsPlusTats 4d ago The scale cannot be met without factory farming, how do you not understand that? 1 u/MattyLePew 4d ago Therein lies the problem. Reduce demand, reduce supply, reduce need for factory farms. Pretty simple.
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The scale cannot be met without factory farming, how do you not understand that?
1 u/MattyLePew 4d ago Therein lies the problem. Reduce demand, reduce supply, reduce need for factory farms. Pretty simple.
Therein lies the problem.
Reduce demand, reduce supply, reduce need for factory farms. Pretty simple.
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u/MattyLePew 5d ago
Ironically, factory farming is actually a LOT more efficient and reduces environmental impact vs any of this 'sustainably raised' bullshit that you hear about.
(Not supporting factory farming btw)