You are reading a single comment by @Johnnyw75 and its replies.
Click here to read the full conversation.
-
I love the way The Telegraph makes you feel bad for wanting to eat healthy, and then includes meat and dairy as by notes at the end of the article. Whatever way we can help alleviate the problem, will help. If we don't ALL do something about it, then what's the point.
Johnnyw75-
You misunderstand. You don't need to eat quinoa and avocado to be healthy. Some marketing sleazeball has convinced you that is the case.
-
If we don't ALL do something about it, then what's the point.
Exactly, which is why arguments such as the job is done if we stop eating animals is a bit of a wank idea.
atk
The_Seldom_Killer
Although splurting out well-meaning but oversimplistic, unbalanced statements do make it easier to demonise someone else while avoiding considering their own impact.
While the article isn't entirely unbiased, it does point to some interesting and important key issues around resource demand for food production. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/food-and-drink/news/healthy-foods-that-are-ruining-the-environment/