Gotcha, but proper infrastructure deserts are just as inhabitable by humans as any other place.vegan81vzla wrote:animal agriculture is the mayor culprit for earth desertification
My postulate was mainly a tongue in cheek attempt to demonstrate the absurdity of suggesting animals are the destruction of humans. As you may have noticed, I agree with quite a few of your premises, I just have qualms with your conclusion and reasoning.vegan81vzla wrote:When you postulate that we don't, that means we shouldn't care too much about that
You understand that people in extreme poverty cannot sate their nutritional needs in any practical way besides animal products, correct?vegan81vzla wrote:I imply every one.
And plants.vegan81vzla wrote:We should expect everything from ourselves.
Therefore, let's draw unsubstantiated conclusions that support our perspective.vegan81vzla wrote:But that's the thing, we don't know...
And I'm sure you went through libraries of historical and archaeological records and found out that meat actually destroyed the Romans, right? Or maybe this collective body of dishonest historians burnt them and I just have to take your word for it?vegan81vzla wrote:historians might have all been carnists, and wouldn't care to notice the damage it produced to their societies, thus, bypassing any comment regarding food, or meat consumption and on why their societies failed.