If you can't handle the heat, get out of the kitchen.So OP changed the thread title to "Delete"? WTF Hedley?? Are you going to do that to every thread where people disagree with you?
This was/is a pretty good thread. For the off-season, anyway. :facepalm:
Hedley, watch these and educate yourself for once.Nothing is natural about factory milk production....over the last 5 years animal consumption has dropped 12.2% in America.There are plenty of ignorant comments made by Headley in this thread. I don't have an issue with ignorance, it's only natural, but when you ignorance is spreading lies and the majority of your "knowledge" is based on propaganda then I have an issue with it. He did have some valid points, but he was also talking out of his bung hole as well.I hate this topic more than any other I've ever read on Huskerboard, because I agree with a lot of what Hedley is saying. I think there are a lot of ignorant comments on here, but I think they're mostly being made because of Hedley's post history.
The reason I don't eat much meat is because its production causes a sh#t ton of pollution (namely the cows) and it isn't as nutrient dense as veggies and fruit. I can get a lot more mileage out of fruits and veggies. People in general eat way more meat than they need to, but I understand the taste factor. It tastes great. I probably eat chicken about once a month and fish/seafood twice a week.
Yeah....pretty much lost all cred when he claimed Milk cows are horribly abused.
me too, probably on Saturday...I hope to post in this thread while drunk at some point.
There's really not much natural about domesticated cows, or corn, or just about any other domesticated crop or animal...Nothing is natural about factory milk production....over the last 5 years animal consumption has dropped 12.2% in America.
We got the poop figured out!Meat eaters are going to have the last laugh when they figure out how to capture the cow's emissions to solve a future energy shortage. We'll start looking to human vegetarians as another source.