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19983731 No.19983731 [Reply] [Original]

Whites need to reduce their meat consumption to at least Asian country levels in order for us to save this planet. It’s not too hard. Just halve your daily intake, ya fucking gluttons.

>> No.19983738
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19983738

No

>> No.19983761

>>19983731
Lab-grown meat holds promise as a sustainable alternative, allowing people to enjoy meat without the environmental drawbacks of traditional livestock farming. It could potentially offer a solution that reconciles both dietary preferences and ecological concerns. Moreover, advancements in technology and innovation are continuously working towards enhancing our overall quality of life, providing hope for a future where we can thrive without compromising the health of the planet.

>> No.19983768

>>19983731
does that chart include seafood?

>> No.19983774

>>19983761
spbp
>>19983738
This guy is currently fellating a carrot for recreational purposed.

>> No.19983788

>>19983731
looks like it's a bunch of poor countries not eating a whole lotta meat

>> No.19983795
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19983795

No, I don't think so.
This planet can die for all I care

>> No.19983802

Yeah it's pretty easy to just halve your meat consumption. There's no need to eat that stuff daily.

>> No.19983809

I will drastically reduce my beef consumption but I'm gonna keep mogging chicken

>> No.19983814

not my problem

>> No.19983841

>>19983731
No

>> No.19983845

>>19983731
>save this planet
Real life isn't a Marvel movie you stupid bastard.

>> No.19983848

>>19983731
If OP would just stop slurping on meat, the average levels would already be cut in half.

>> No.19983850

>>19983802
>There's no need to eat that stuff daily.
I don't even eat meat, but it's for moral reasons, and I do feel like my health suffers negatively a bit sometimes from not eating it. Meat provides high quality fat and protein and nutrients that are more bioavailable than what you'll get from most plants. There's a reason people eat it, and studies showing people at top fitness levels needing meat to get to that status.

Even at the top end of that chart, it's only a bit more than half a pound per day. That's pretty close to recommendations from a lot of groups, and they usually recommend what's "just enough" instead of what's optimal for best health.

>> No.19983853

>>19983731
Perhaps Asians should try being less poor.

>> No.19983958

>>19983731
I have a hard time believing indonesia is that low, are they counting fish as "not meat"?

>> No.19983975

>>19983731
Meat is is incredibly subsidized in the U.S.
Bone-in chicken can cost like $2 per pound, and ground beef can be almost as cheap.

>> No.19983989

>>19983731
>in order for us to save this planet.
Fuck off disingenuous nigger. Meat consumption ain't doing shit. Also, you can't even begin to comprehend correlation.

>> No.19984002

Damn, those south americans really like their meat

>> No.19984008

>>19983731
>Meat is ruining the planet
>Just ignore the fact that China and India are responsible for most pollution
>Also iPhones are fine too ignore lithium and Cobalt mining

>> No.19984015

>>19983731
>Argentina
>Israel
>Brazil
>Uruguay
... ok rabbi

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19984175

>he thinks agriculture is killing the planet
>as if the fuckton of pollutants in the water arent destroying our rivers and wild areas, thus making us unable to hunt for sustainable food without worrying about fucking mercury poisoning

>> No.19984260

>>19984008
This is a food board not a technology board.

>> No.19984283

>>19983761
>we can thrive
How? What is different about the scifi meat that won't narrow your arteries?

>> No.19984295

>>19983958
Yeah I am surprised Mexico is below Malaysia, Vietnam, China, and maybe even Korea(although those niggas have been going the American route in terms of diet lately)

>> No.19984343

Between me, the missus and our kid, we go through about 2lbs of meat in a week so around 105lbs of meat annually for a family of three.
But we're both part Asian so maybe that's why we don't eat as much meat or fish as other Americans do.

>> No.19984379

>>19983731
This seems like bullshit. Half these countries would have to be eating 1/4 lb of meat or less a day. That or they're not counting shit like fish and chicken

>> No.19984384

>>19983731
the planet is completely fine retardo, humans won’t be here much longer anyways

>> No.19984399

>>19983731
>per capita

>> No.19984408

is fish meat in this context?

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>>19983731
Sorry mate, no can do!
Here's a counter proposal, how about the rest of the world reduce its population density to Australia's?

>> No.19984434

>>19984175
>>as if the fuckton of pollutants in the water
The pollutants come from agriculture

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19984452

>>19984422
Yeah nah not gonna stop eating lamb.
Grass fed leg of lamb : $8 per kg
Supermarket tofu : $16 per kg
NO DEAL

>> No.19984513

>>19983731
Sure, Rabbi. Keep those african birthrates up.

>> No.19984517

>>19983761
Or, you know, we just do the lgbtq and birth control thing in apefrica.

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>>19983731
Lol, no.
I'm going to eat a whole roast on Christmas now, just for you.

>> No.19984523

>>19983731
One white stopping meat consumption is one indian starting meat consumption, Mr. Finkelbaum.

>> No.19984576

>>19983731
>*note: Israel is not a white country
>**note: other countries with high meat consumption include pork while Israel does not.

>> No.19984580

>>19984576
>***meat in israel includes human meat

>> No.19984772

>>19983731
after we reduce all countries to a max population of 350 million

>> No.19984859

>the Asian diet is so healthy and wholesome, just like on t.v. We should all cut down on our meat consumption.
This is called "the bait".
>Here's your instant noodles fried in palm oil, goy.
This is called "the switch".

>> No.19984883

>>19983731
browns just have to stop moving to our country, we're full

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>>19983761
>Lab-grown meat holds promise as a sustainable alternative, allowing people to enjoy meat without the environmental drawbacks of traditional livestock farming.
It's impossible to do that because of small batch sizes and the insane chance of contamination. Also livestock is a critical part of the food production industry consuming parts of plants humans can't eat and subsidizing crop growers by buying waste as feed. Also grazing animals use land that's unsuited for productive farming.

>> No.19985273

If saving the planet was a priority for anyone, Africans would be spayed and neutered. But everyone relies on this thing called "the economy" which means line must go up faster forever, planet be damned. I'll sit back and enjoy the ride to oblivion.

>> No.19985275

>>19985243
>Also grazing animals use land that's unsuited for productive farming.
If those monkeys in Brazil stopped destroying the rainforest for cattle we could save it.

>> No.19985337

>>19984452
>Supermarket tofu : $16 per kg
lol
It's less than $3 per kg where I am. And besides: you don't need to substitute the meat. Just eat more veg.

>> No.19985339

>>19984379
>1/4 lb of meat or less a day.
I'm >>19984343
My family and I eat less that a quarter pound of meat each every two days. This is not uncommon when you come from a culture which values (and knows how to cook) vegetables.

>> No.19985342

>>19983853
or try being less extant

>> No.19985369

>>19984517
In a better world

>> No.19985466

>>19984434
agriculture isnt the only polluter lmao

>> No.19985540

>>19983731
lol, India didn't make it

>> No.19985857

>>19983761
One dubious claim after another. I'm glad you made this post though. It's a great example of anthropocentric reasoning and how people can disguise stubbornness as optimism. We invent and "innovate" our way into a dead end and, bafflingly, demonstrating no self awareness at all, we scheme up another round of inventions and innovations to unmake the consequences of the first. We're forever kicking the can down the road and ignoring the clearly worded signs that all say "Danger ahead. Turn back!"

Just eat less meat, idiot. Why is that so hard?

>> No.19985874

Most asians other than Hindus would eat even more meat than the Average American

Especially MENA/Iranians/Turkic people

>> No.19986208

>>19985857
>Just eat less meat, idiot. Why is that so hard?
Meat is nutritious. People who avoid eating meat usually have more deficiencies, lower levels of fitness and muscle mass, etc.

>> No.19986313

>>19986208
Moot point when most of the meat we're eating comes slathered in sugary sauces, fried in artery clogging oils, preserved in gratuitous sodium and god knows what else. That's the problem with overconsumption. We can't maintain quality while shitting out high volume like we do. I'm honestly a little apalled when people try to defend this on the basis of nutrition. Like are you joking? The average consumer is just seeking out the highest quantity for their dollar which almost almost includes some poisonous filler.

>> No.19987796

>>19983731
Don't worry about it, whites are being genocided slowly, and will cease to exist in the future outside richfag missile silo communities. We will be like the "ancient advanced civilization" to the people of the future. Maybe we'll be called aliens.

>> No.19987816

>>19984580
Let's be honest, we know they don't consider gentiles human.

>> No.19987847

>>19986208
Why can't you guys into nuance? Eating less meat is not the same as eating no meat at all.

>> No.19987889

>>19987847
Eating less meat will still increase your risk for those things. There's going to be a certain amount required for optimal health, and our bodies are pretty good at telling us how much that is as long as it's not heavily processed food.

>> No.19987919

>>19987889
The optimal amount of meat required for health is considerably lower than what most people are cramming nowadays. That's sort of the entire point of the thread.

>> No.19988003

>>19987919
The top countries on that list are pretty close to the recommendations of a lot of official health groups. It's not an insane amount of meat. Just slightly above what is probably a conservative recommendation.

Sugar and highly processed foods are definitely being consumed in amounts way above what the recommended limits are though.

>> No.19989012

>>19983731
There is not a single country on that list that is majority white(the EU is not a country).

>> No.19989029

>>19989012
it seems white don't like mea just like Indians. Who would've thought

>> No.19989037

>>19983731
how about no?

>> No.19989577

fpbp bug eaters will be hunted down and fed to pigs