Ecology and Vegetarianism: food, climate and CO2

[Janic]

This is not the subject.

on the contrary you do not know more about this subject than Iz alu!
"It's better to mobilize your intelligence on bullshit than to mobilize your bullshit on smart things. "

[GuyGadebois]

This is not the subject.

on the contrary you do not know more about this subject than Iz alu!
"It's better to mobilize your intelligence on bullshit than to mobilize your bullshit on smart things. "

Ah, because you know the subject? Sorry but it's not obvious ...

[Janic]

Ah, because you know the subject? Sorry but it's not obvious ...

50 years of practice, Is it enough to know, through experience, the subject?
What would jump to you, perhaps, would be at least read all the debates on the subject that took place on this site!

[GuyGadebois]

Ah, because you know the subject? Sorry but it's not obvious ...

50 years of practice, Is it enough to know, through experience, the subject?

Practice what?

[Janic]

Practice what?

what is the subject of this topic? ecology and vegetarianism, food, climate and lastly the subject on Élise Lucet's meat and therefore back to the subject.

[GuyGadebois]

Practice what?

what is the subject of this topic? ecology and vegetarianism, food, climate and lastly the subject on Élise Lucet's meat and therefore back to the subject.

What is "practicing" ecology? Otherwise, it's not because you're a vegetarian that you know anything about plants, eh ...

[Janic]

What is "practicing" ecology? Otherwise, it's not because you're a vegetarian that you know anything about plants, eh ...

it is good that one, it looks like Izentrop all spit, he will be jealous that you prick his place of fun service.
So I take it back for the hard to understand! ecology ET vegetarianism, not OU ! and if you had watched the video, you would have seen how the two are dependent.

[GuyGadebois]

So I take it back for the hard to understand! ecology ET vegetarianism, not OU ! and if you had watched the video, you would have seen how both are dependent.

Not at all. It's just one more delusion of the false gurus and other moralist and ignorant fakirs, followers of the new age and other nonsense. Pastoralism is very ecological and does good to biotopes.

[Janic]

Janic wrote:
So I take it back for the hard to understand! ecology AND vegetarianism, not OR! and if you had watched the video, you would have seen how the two are dependent.

Not at all. This is just one more delusion of the false gurus and other moralist and ignorant fakirs followers of the new age and other nonsense.

and you forgot sects and conspiracy theory! but it's still Izentrop ... isme, that!
or else it is a delirium of false gurus hackers, who have no morals and adepts of "it's good like that let's not touch it", especially when it concerns their wallet.
So you haven't watched Lucet's video! What are you afraid of?

Pastoralism is very ecological and does good to biotopes.

it is only an excuse, even a good one, to justify the current situation ... in France, which illustrates at the same time American farms with intensive breeding (who seek to set up in France and who have already done in chicken or pig farms ... not organic at all) and desertification by deforestation of the lungs of the planet, just to make soy or corn to feed cattle and pigs (French) whose bid goes end up on the tables of consumers, MacDo or not. Where has the pastoralism in question gone?
you know the three monkeys!

[GuyGadebois]

it is only an excuse, even a good one, to justify the current situation ... in France, which illustrates at the same time American farms with intensive breeding

It's not an excuse, it's true, and it's the exact opposite of American-style farms, so it's nothing more than a virtuous and ecological way of farming. Personally I vomit the industrial breeding of ALL the animals (I already said it, of the remainder).