Organic farming environmental disaster! - Page 2

Lachean · 05-09-08, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Kelzie

Same thing with cheddar. Not naturally orange people. And yet we sell white cheddar like it's a novelty.

... seriously? Cheddar is supposed to be white?

Does that mean I can eat Cheez-its again?

Kelzie · 05-09-08, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by John1234

I have no idea, so I am not trying to disagree.
But are you certain about that?
And sure the figures are not just simply due to population growth?

The reason i ask is that there seems to be a lot more Vegetarians now days.
And I know i eat a lot less meat than before.
A whole lot less if you consider seafood as seafood and not "meat".

It's completely true. You know that saying "a chicken in every pot?" That's because meat used to be expensive.

Per capita meat consumption was 150lbs/person in the 19th century, 200 lbs by 1960.

Putting Meat on the American Table ... - Google Book Search

Kelzie · 05-09-08, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Lachean

... seriously? Cheddar is supposed to be white?

Does that mean I can eat Cheez-its again?

As long as it's the white ones.

Lachean · 05-09-08, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Lachean

If I must I will cite a source.

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Originally Posted by Kelzie

It's completely true. You know that saying "a chicken in every pot?" That's because meat used to be expensive.

Per capita meat consumption was 150lbs/person in the 19th century, 200 lbs by 1960.

Putting Meat on the American Table ... - Google Book Search

Thanks for saving me the effort love.

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Originally Posted by Kelzie

As long as it's the white ones.

On it! I'm getting tired of whole grain crackers w/ provolone.

Kelzie · 05-09-08, 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Lachean

Thanks for saving me the effort love.

Meh, I got curious. To be honest, I expected the difference to be greater.

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Originally Posted by Lachean

On it! I'm getting tired of whole grain crackers w/ provolone.

Hell yeah. Nothing beats processed crackers made with processed cheese.

rivrrat · 05-09-08, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Lachean

Can we clone more of you?

That depends... can I feel what they feel? Cause that would be pretty cool

Scucca · 05-09-08, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Lachean

Organic food not only tastes better, it makes me feel better after I eat it and I am willing to pay a premium for that.

Will you accept an even higher price via a higher tax? I'd hate for us to suffer because of your individual preferences.

Kelzie · 05-09-08, 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Scucca

Will you accept an even higher price via a higher tax? I'd hate for us to suffer because of your individual preferences.

How in the hell are you suffering because he feels like paying more for organic food? He's not forcing you to buy it.

Sergeant Stinger1 · 05-09-08, 03:36 PM

Just like smoking its what is in your geans that will effect you. There is NOTHING wrong with eating red meat or all the other **** people are talking about.
Like all other things we eat red meat has its benifits too.
Its the AMMOUNT you eat that may get you.
Smoke, drink and eat in moderation and you will be ok except for whats in your family geans.
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BTW: It was proven in tests across America that town water and well water was better than any bottled water.
But if you want to drink 'sewer water' like they found in some bottled water and pay a buck for something that is WORSE than town or well water then go ahead.
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Frackin Yuppies, ya gotta love them.

Scucca · 05-09-08, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Kelzie

How in the hell are you suffering because he feels like paying more for organic food? He's not forcing you to buy it.

He's demanding product which generates greater global warming damage. That is a social cost! Whilst he'll pay more because of the higher costs for the farmer, he should be forced to pay even more for the damage he inflicts on the rest of us