/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14368903
If it really is about doing less harm, how come more vegans aren't pushing for homesteading and self sustainability? Clearly industrial agriculture is harmful, and to reduce overall harm from industrial agriculture is to reduce humanities dependence on it. Someone growing their own foods can go by their own code of ethics. Whereas someone trying to make big money off an animal or a crop will cut corners, and the first corner usually cut is welfare. If vegans want to optimize their harm reduction, they need to understand you can't buy an ethical diet at the supermarket.

>>14272059
>>14272259

I know you only care about your own ego and your own convenience. But I plan to work not only for my own life but for the lives on my land in the future. I am planting slow growing trees that will not bear their bounty in my lifetime but will feed and shelter the future, and I am slowly healing soil that has been seriously damaged by chemicals and machines. This land will take time to heal, but I thank the powers greater than ourselves I woke up and realized I could heal it, not through consumerism and metropolis living, but through the powers I was born with; my soul and my heart.

I would rather die a free woman than live as a slave.

>>13926747
GROW. YOUR OWN. FOOD.

>>13887092
I mean if she wants to act like she's more woke than the common man she better actually act like it. She can start by not eating industrially produced foods that destroy the environment through their production and distribution.

She has the means to take up land stewardship and produce her own fucking food. Is the change she wants to see in the world really people STILL going to the supermarket for 100% of all their own food? Are you serious???

>>13823680
Tell her about regenerative agriculture and have her watch the documentary 'the biggest little farm' so she can stfu about this "its illegal to own livestock without abusing it" nonsense


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfDTM4JxHl8