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PostPosted: 2003-06-24 03:38:23
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Laurie wrote:
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> news:vgifev86mqoo0g6004tv1cq4fnoon6t5jt@4ax.com...
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>> Including the benefits of eating meat without overindulgence.
>
> What, exactly, are those benefits?

Nutrition: protein, vitamins, minerals.

Heres a link to a Canadian page that shows the
nutrition content of 100 grams of lean sirloin. Its
pretty substantial.

> Science please, not cowboy cult propaganda.

You have no standing to issue a demand like that, lying
Larry. You can barely *spell* science; you sure as
hell dont know any, and your pages are NOT
scientifically sound.

>
>
>> Including the fact that some types of meat are better for the
>>environment and involve less deaths than some types of
>>veggies.
>
> Science, please. Oh, wait, you have not been able to support this lie
> when challenged for YEARS.
>
>
>>And also that some of them provide decent lives for
>>farm animals, ...
>
> Decent lives: castration, growth hormones, branding, dehorning,
> antibiotics, synthetic food, living caged in filth, debeaking, unnatural
> grotesque genetic mutants, early death, ...
>
>
>> And on grass raised animal products, show that they involve
>>the use of less energy than things like tofu, rice milk, breads
>>and cereals...
>
> Did you forget the biomass and animal life permanently lost by clearing
> natural ecosystems for grazing animals? Did you include the energy and raw
> material inherent in the production of growth hormones, antibiotics, farm
> chemicals, drugs, etc.? And how about the fact that clearing the tropical
> forests to produce hamburgers is contributing to the destabilization of
> weather on the planet? Did you forget that animals convert ~5-10% of the
> protein they eat to animal protein, thus wasting 90% of the protein
> production of the land?
>
> Laurie
>
>


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PostPosted: 2003-06-24 05:24:51
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Jonathan Ball wrote
> Laurie wrote:

> >> Including the benefits of eating meat without overindulgence.
> >
> > What, exactly, are those benefits?
>
> Nutrition: protein, vitamins, minerals.

Satisfaction, enjoyment, taste...


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PostPosted: 2003-06-24 05:37:27
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Dutch wrote:
> Jonathan Ball wrote
>
>>Laurie wrote:
>
>
>>>> Including the benefits of eating meat without overindulgence.
>>>
>>> What, exactly, are those benefits?
>>
>>Nutrition: protein, vitamins, minerals.
>
>
> Satisfaction, enjoyment, taste...

Yes, but those arent scientific. They are, however,
significant.


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PostPosted: 2003-06-24 03:38:23
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Laurie wrote:
> wrote in message
> news:vgifev86mqoo0g6004tv1cq4fnoon6t5jt@4ax.com...
>
>
>> Including the benefits of eating meat without overindulgence.
>
> What, exactly, are those benefits?

Nutrition: protein, vitamins, minerals.

Heres a link to a Canadian page that shows the
nutrition content of 100 grams of lean sirloin. Its
pretty substantial.

> Science please, not cowboy cult propaganda.

You have no standing to issue a demand like that, lying
Larry. You can barely *spell* science; you sure as
hell dont know any, and your pages are NOT
scientifically sound.

>
>
>> Including the fact that some types of meat are better for the
>>environment and involve less deaths than some types of
>>veggies.
>
> Science, please. Oh, wait, you have not been able to support this lie
> when challenged for YEARS.
>
>
>>And also that some of them provide decent lives for
>>farm animals, ...
>
> Decent lives: castration, growth hormones, branding, dehorning,
> antibiotics, synthetic food, living caged in filth, debeaking, unnatural
> grotesque genetic mutants, early death, ...
>
>
>> And on grass raised animal products, show that they involve
>>the use of less energy than things like tofu, rice milk, breads
>>and cereals...
>
> Did you forget the biomass and animal life permanently lost by clearing
> natural ecosystems for grazing animals? Did you include the energy and raw
> material inherent in the production of growth hormones, antibiotics, farm
> chemicals, drugs, etc.? And how about the fact that clearing the tropical
> forests to produce hamburgers is contributing to the destabilization of
> weather on the planet? Did you forget that animals convert ~5-10% of the
> protein they eat to animal protein, thus wasting 90% of the protein
> production of the land?
>
> Laurie
>
>


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PostPosted: 2003-06-24 03:38:23
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Laurie wrote:
> wrote in message
> news:vgifev86mqoo0g6004tv1cq4fnoon6t5jt@4ax.com...
>
>
>> Including the benefits of eating meat without overindulgence.
>
> What, exactly, are those benefits?

Nutrition: protein, vitamins, minerals.

Heres a link to a Canadian page that shows the
nutrition content of 100 grams of lean sirloin. Its
pretty substantial.

> Science please, not cowboy cult propaganda.

You have no standing to issue a demand like that, lying
Larry. You can barely *spell* science; you sure as
hell dont know any, and your pages are NOT
scientifically sound.

>
>
>> Including the fact that some types of meat are better for the
>>environment and involve less deaths than some types of
>>veggies.
>
> Science, please. Oh, wait, you have not been able to support this lie
> when challenged for YEARS.
>
>
>>And also that some of them provide decent lives for
>>farm animals, ...
>
> Decent lives: castration, growth hormones, branding, dehorning,
> antibiotics, synthetic food, living caged in filth, debeaking, unnatural
> grotesque genetic mutants, early death, ...
>
>
>> And on grass raised animal products, show that they involve
>>the use of less energy than things like tofu, rice milk, breads
>>and cereals...
>
> Did you forget the biomass and animal life permanently lost by clearing
> natural ecosystems for grazing animals? Did you include the energy and raw
> material inherent in the production of growth hormones, antibiotics, farm
> chemicals, drugs, etc.? And how about the fact that clearing the tropical
> forests to produce hamburgers is contributing to the destabilization of
> weather on the planet? Did you forget that animals convert ~5-10% of the
> protein they eat to animal protein, thus wasting 90% of the protein
> production of the land?
>
> Laurie
>
>


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PostPosted: 2003-06-24 03:38:23
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Laurie wrote:
> wrote in message
> news:vgifev86mqoo0g6004tv1cq4fnoon6t5jt@4ax.com...
>
>
>> Including the benefits of eating meat without overindulgence.
>
> What, exactly, are those benefits?

Nutrition: protein, vitamins, minerals.

Heres a link to a Canadian page that shows the
nutrition content of 100 grams of lean sirloin. Its
pretty substantial.

> Science please, not cowboy cult propaganda.

You have no standing to issue a demand like that, lying
Larry. You can barely *spell* science; you sure as
hell dont know any, and your pages are NOT
scientifically sound.

>
>
>> Including the fact that some types of meat are better for the
>>environment and involve less deaths than some types of
>>veggies.
>
> Science, please. Oh, wait, you have not been able to support this lie
> when challenged for YEARS.
>
>
>>And also that some of them provide decent lives for
>>farm animals, ...
>
> Decent lives: castration, growth hormones, branding, dehorning,
> antibiotics, synthetic food, living caged in filth, debeaking, unnatural
> grotesque genetic mutants, early death, ...
>
>
>> And on grass raised animal products, show that they involve
>>the use of less energy than things like tofu, rice milk, breads
>>and cereals...
>
> Did you forget the biomass and animal life permanently lost by clearing
> natural ecosystems for grazing animals? Did you include the energy and raw
> material inherent in the production of growth hormones, antibiotics, farm
> chemicals, drugs, etc.? And how about the fact that clearing the tropical
> forests to produce hamburgers is contributing to the destabilization of
> weather on the planet? Did you forget that animals convert ~5-10% of the
> protein they eat to animal protein, thus wasting 90% of the protein
> production of the land?
>
> Laurie
>
>


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PostPosted: 2003-06-24 03:38:23
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Joined: 2003-06-24 03:38:23
Laurie wrote:
> wrote in message
> news:vgifev86mqoo0g6004tv1cq4fnoon6t5jt@4ax.com...
>
>
>> Including the benefits of eating meat without overindulgence.
>
> What, exactly, are those benefits?

Nutrition: protein, vitamins, minerals.

Heres a link to a Canadian page that shows the
nutrition content of 100 grams of lean sirloin. Its
pretty substantial.

> Science please, not cowboy cult propaganda.

You have no standing to issue a demand like that, lying
Larry. You can barely *spell* science; you sure as
hell dont know any, and your pages are NOT
scientifically sound.

>
>
>> Including the fact that some types of meat are better for the
>>environment and involve less deaths than some types of
>>veggies.
>
> Science, please. Oh, wait, you have not been able to support this lie
> when challenged for YEARS.
>
>
>>And also that some of them provide decent lives for
>>farm animals, ...
>
> Decent lives: castration, growth hormones, branding, dehorning,
> antibiotics, synthetic food, living caged in filth, debeaking, unnatural
> grotesque genetic mutants, early death, ...
>
>
>> And on grass raised animal products, show that they involve
>>the use of less energy than things like tofu, rice milk, breads
>>and cereals...
>
> Did you forget the biomass and animal life permanently lost by clearing
> natural ecosystems for grazing animals? Did you include the energy and raw
> material inherent in the production of growth hormones, antibiotics, farm
> chemicals, drugs, etc.? And how about the fact that clearing the tropical
> forests to produce hamburgers is contributing to the destabilization of
> weather on the planet? Did you forget that animals convert ~5-10% of the
> protein they eat to animal protein, thus wasting 90% of the protein
> production of the land?
>
> Laurie
>
>


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PostPosted: 2003-06-24 03:38:23
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Laurie wrote:
> wrote in message
> news:vgifev86mqoo0g6004tv1cq4fnoon6t5jt@4ax.com...
>
>
>> Including the benefits of eating meat without overindulgence.
>
> What, exactly, are those benefits?

Nutrition: protein, vitamins, minerals.

Heres a link to a Canadian page that shows the
nutrition content of 100 grams of lean sirloin. Its
pretty substantial.

> Science please, not cowboy cult propaganda.

You have no standing to issue a demand like that, lying
Larry. You can barely *spell* science; you sure as
hell dont know any, and your pages are NOT
scientifically sound.

>
>
>> Including the fact that some types of meat are better for the
>>environment and involve less deaths than some types of
>>veggies.
>
> Science, please. Oh, wait, you have not been able to support this lie
> when challenged for YEARS.
>
>
>>And also that some of them provide decent lives for
>>farm animals, ...
>
> Decent lives: castration, growth hormones, branding, dehorning,
> antibiotics, synthetic food, living caged in filth, debeaking, unnatural
> grotesque genetic mutants, early death, ...
>
>
>> And on grass raised animal products, show that they involve
>>the use of less energy than things like tofu, rice milk, breads
>>and cereals...
>
> Did you forget the biomass and animal life permanently lost by clearing
> natural ecosystems for grazing animals? Did you include the energy and raw
> material inherent in the production of growth hormones, antibiotics, farm
> chemicals, drugs, etc.? And how about the fact that clearing the tropical
> forests to produce hamburgers is contributing to the destabilization of
> weather on the planet? Did you forget that animals convert ~5-10% of the
> protein they eat to animal protein, thus wasting 90% of the protein
> production of the land?
>
> Laurie
>
>


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