Vat69
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But farming animals creates more environmental damage. For example grain is grown that is fed to cattle. This actually reduces the total amount of food available. That is to say we could feed more people with the grain that we can with the cows who we feed the grain to. With the issue of world hunger and a rising population this is an important consideration.
How does this fit in with the overproduction of produce? Which groups of people are you specifically referring to? Who's going to start recieving more food if we stop eating cattle? Indians? Wait..they already do that. That must be why they don't have any problems with an overwhelming population of starving poor.
And what about the world economy generally? What happens to the communities who survive solely on producing meat in areas where it's not visable to mass produce crops?
It's all nice in theory I suppose, to an extent. Like communism