Agur.
As basque from iparalde i dont have same feeling. i would not defend in abolute spain republic (o yeS,by the way it is a republic... who kills republicans?) or french democracy, but you seem overoptimist about euskaldun abilties to manage a country. Just take ecology, in my opinion there is lack of care of euskadi by euskaLdun
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As far as i have read, nearly no posts talk about the life of the animals which are "reproduced", "raised" and killed for fast food.
Why is it so ?
Are these animals life great ? For instance, do they have natural sexuality or artificial insemination?
Or are they just dead products ?
Please let me know about the life of these animals in china, for instance chicken or pigs.
According this new zealand website, eighty percent of milk in nz comes from artificial insemination, meaning the male doesnt know female, female doesnt know male.
Plus other atrocities according this site
How about the life of these animals before they were dead products? Please, tell me.
As philosopher i m rather on the greek side, though i do not defend them
Reading the Eneids these days (i could never read the greek equivalent)
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Their produce ?
Animal life, which includes yours, seems alienated.
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Posted byu do not seem mindful of ecology problems due to animal farming
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Posted byAll the more the topic is on intensive animal farming and ecology, a question u do not seem to have to meditated
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Posted byTasty is for you an ethical criteria ? How do u base an ethics on pleasure or being tasty ? For instance, rape is tasty ?
Other questions i not interested to answer. And if u think artificial insemination is ethical, hope is good karma for u in next lives if it is the case.
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Posted byIt is a well know fact that intensive animal farming is an ecological disaster.
I dont know what are the figures in yunnan, but to destroy nature to give water to unnatural farming seems add aberrant practices to aberrant practices (from taurus masturbation for artifical insemination to ungrounded animals)
As some have pointed, i guess is first individuals must make themselves responsible for their consumption, pollution and exploitation.
In termes of animal what is one responsible for: unnatural ownership that can go as far as kind of slavery or torture (battery chicken that these days give national disease) ?
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Posted byDavid, i know quite a lot about the pig industry. And it is often very unethical.
I also studied tcm and these kinds of food are often bad for health.