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Environment & Energy

stuntcat

(12,022 posts)

6. my first though too

Reply to truebluegreen (Reply #3)

Mon May 13, 2013, 06:50 PM

May 2013

We've figured out over and over how to produce more food. It means the same thing all the time.

And meanwhile 40,000 people will continue dying of starvation every day, while we feed millions of mass-farmed animals way more than it would take to save their lives. That's my species! #humanity

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my first though too stuntcat May 2013 #6