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    15 hours ago

    While we don’t all need to become total vegans, reducing the number of domesticated animals would have a significantly positive impact on both the environment and the quality of those animals’ lives.

    This is where I’m at. Half-assed vegetarian. I don’t buy meat but if someone serves it at a dinner I don’t refuse to eat. Baby steps. It’s making progress without the shock of an abrupt change all at once.

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        10 hours ago

        The healthiest take is to eat the best quality food you can afford that isn’t ultra processed.

        Vegan food can be slop - see beyond meat, meat substitutes, lab grown meat etc. Heck, even South Park made an episode about it.

        (I know you meant “the healthiest take in the vegan-nonvegan dichotomy”, but I just couldn’t help myself, tee hee)

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          8 hours ago

          Do I just not know how to talk or is it really a reading comprehension issue I’m running in to?

          Just saw the last bit of your reply. It is reading comprehension… Mine. My mistake.

    • renegadespork@lemmy.jelliefrontier.net
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      14 hours ago

      Yeah I turned meat into a “special occasion” food, and it was way easier than I thought once I got over the perfectionism. Animal products are a lot easier to reduce than completely eliminate, but every little bit helps.