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benbradley

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26/11/15

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Originally posted by jambo12 ↑

" I would probably not be too worried if a somewhat slow process underway of breeding insects for human food gained some traction over time..."

C'mon bb, that's not how the professionally outraged work. They want a 'meat tax' and they want one now.

http://www.theguardian.com/environm...latable-than-government-thinks-research-finds

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Well, you gotta at least try to head them off at the pass with a viable substitute...

I guess we will soon hear about cruelty to insects and how insects are so cute and cuddly, how could we ever eat them in order to get some greeine/leftie meat tax legislated by militant vegan lefties/greenies...
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