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Strange hobby, but if you've been able to collect data, kudos.Actually it's vegans doing most of the farting.![]()
Strange hobby, but if you've been able to collect data, kudos.Actually it's vegans doing most of the farting.![]()
I can attest to that.Farting levels don't improve in humans when you go vegetarian or vegan.
I beg to differ.They make the farts less smelly....but that's about it.
I eat cows and fart.For over a decade, environmental groups and green activists rallied against the cattle industry, citing methane emissions as a major contributor to climate change. The so-called "War on Cows" garnered widespread attention, with activists demanding a shift away from meat production, accusing cattle of playing a significant role in environmental destruction. However, a breakthrough in agricultural science has turned the tide in this ongoing debate, and many now claim that the war has come to an end, with environmental extremists on the losing side.
The argument is that cows just eat vegetables and fart....kinda like vegans.
Well then, republicans know a thing or three about shrieking, they did it for the last four years.The people opposed to cows- and eating cows- are generally a small number of extremist cranks. This is true. Yet their shrieks are loud in some quarters.
It's odd that many of the libruls in the man-made climate change cult are the same libruls screaming about Trump threatening tarrifs on major polluters like China.First it's made in China and they don't have any environmental regulations there. Then it's put on a ship and this is the single biggest emitter of CO2.
It's because climate change is secondary. Really it's more of a way to scam people the trick them into buying crap.It's odd that many of the libruls in the man-made climate change cult are the same libruls screaming about Trump threatening tarrifs on major polluters like China.
Is this anything like the War on Christmas?
There was a push to try and get people to eat bugs. Not like shrimp and crab but like crickets.I love it when Fox has someone moaning about the war on christmas while they stand in a shopping mall that's covered in christmas decorations and has christian stuff all over the place.
I lack of self awareness while trying to make up a false narative is shocking.
Cow farts were especially offensive to AOCThe people opposed to cows- and eating cows- are generally a small number of extremist cranks. This is true. Yet their shrieks are loud in some quarters.
The government has absolutely no place doing that. It is our servant not our boss.If by war on cows the OP means the government is trying to lightly ask people to eat less beef because it's extremely agriculturally expensive then yes, the government have been casually asking people to do that.
Government doesn't make water. If they don't want a seating beef they can politely and casually go **** themselves. They do what we tell them not the other way around. At least in the US.Maybe just take a casual glance at how much water and cattle food it takes to produce a pound of beef?
That's because cows are smarter then her.Cow farts were especially offensive to AOC
And more useful they make milk and butter and beef in baseball mits. All AOC makes is that terrible sound with their mouth.That's because cows are smarter then her.
I agree with AOC on taking a look at greenhouse gas emissions from factory farming. Climate change is a problem. Agriculture is responsible for approx 10% - 12% of global anthropogenic greenhouse gas emisions (GHG) and livestock accounts for nearly 80% of agriculture's GHG. Agriculture accounts for approx half of all anthropogenic methane emissions. Methane is a particularly destructive greenhouse gas and contributes to warming of the planet.Extremist cranks:
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AOC explains why ‘farting cows’ were considered in Green New Deal
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez spent plenty of air time explaining “farting cows,” as she defended her so-called Green New Deal on the premiere of Showtime’s “Desus & Mero.” Accordin…nypost.com
Extremist cranks:I agree with AOC on taking a look at greenhouse gas emissions from factory farming. Climate change is a problem. Agriculture is responsible for approx 10% - 12% of global anthropogenic greenhouse gas emisions (GHG) and livestock accounts for nearly 80% of agriculture's GHG. Agriculture accounts for approx half of all anthropogenic methane emissions. Methane is a particularly destructive greenhouse gas and contributes to warming of the planet.
So...yes we should reduce our overconsumption of meat. And considering the ill-health effects of factory farming on the American diet this is not an extreme viewpoint.
This is the problem with AOC and be ignorant City dwellers that have never worked on a farm a day in their life. The amount of CO2 and land usage and degradation of the soil growing crops for people to eat is far more devastating.I agree with AOC on taking a look at greenhouse gas emissions from factory farming. Climate change is a problem. Agriculture is responsible for approx 10% - 12% of global anthropogenic greenhouse gas emisions (GHG) and livestock accounts for nearly 80% of agriculture's GHG. Agriculture accounts for approx half of all anthropogenic methane emissions. Methane is a particularly destructive greenhouse gas and contributes to warming of the planet.
So...yes we should reduce our overconsumption of meat. And considering the ill-health effects of factory farming on the American diet this is not an extreme viewpoint.
Many of us, but not all, come to this board to Debate Politics. Name-calling reveals more about you than it does Ms. Cortez. And six years in Congress does not constitute freshman status.So I think what has been working for 10,000 years is probably better than something cooked up in the brain dead mind of some bimbo freshman congresswoman.
That's not been my experience. Calling idiot politicians names is kind of par for the course is this your first day here?Many of us, but not all, come to this board to Debate Politics. Name-calling reveals more about you than it does Ms. Cortez. And six years in Congress does not constitute freshman status.
I agree with AOC on taking a look at greenhouse gas emissions from factory farming. Climate change is a problem. Agriculture is responsible for approx 10% - 12% of global anthropogenic greenhouse gas emisions (GHG) and livestock accounts for nearly 80% of agriculture's GHG. Agriculture accounts for approx half of all anthropogenic methane emissions. Methane is a particularly destructive greenhouse gas and contributes to warming of the planet.
So...yes we should reduce our overconsumption of meat. And considering the ill-health effects of factory farming on the American diet this is not an extreme viewpoint.
I don't really think the end goal is environment protection.Translation: "We should kill an entire industry, the economic benefits it brings & tell Americans what they can/cannot eat"
That would never fly in America.
Many of us, but not all, come to this board to Debate Politics and just discuss issues. Name-calling reveals more about you than it does Ms. Cortez.Cortez is a ****ing idiot and I'm not sorry.
The war on cows? Muhhh?
Are you all like insane?
So quit whining about me calling someone who's not involved in this at all names. Untwist your knickers and focus on the discussion.Many of us, but not all, come to this board to Debate Politics and just discuss issues. Name-calling reveals more about you than it does Ms. Cortez.