I prefer my lettuce without any body part that isnt anything but the outer skin of a hand. I think if one does have any type of wound, they should still protect it and the food from any type of bacteria, flesh-eating or not.
And also, cross contamination is also a thing so let's all remember to put some order in our fridges if we do have raw carnie food, and prewash before preparing.
Greg Sweeney of 1205 Recordings
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Pretty sure it's more than just being lazy. I'm no expert but I know some venues don't amplify sound as well as others.
My "slideshow" was a single scroll, no ads.
What I've learned from slide 6 is that y'all who complain about the "slideshows" deserve them since y'all don't believe in ad blocker. /s
For real though, the article is very interesting and I think it's worth a read. Listing them out wouldn't help anyone.
Most likely an unpopular opinion but Eighteen and Nineteen are teens. Legally they are considered to be adults but biologically an average person at that age is not done developing. Still shouldn't have used guns but America and it's FREE-DuMb!
I appreciate the link! And maybe they could help with recycling and waste treatment. However, I feel like if the world suddenly decided insects replaced livestock corporations will eventually want to be involved. That is where the ethics starts to dwindle. Production feed is usually not nutritional. It will need to make them grow big and quick and I don't think scraps will cut it. Or what an insect contained an "abnormality" of some sort. We'd be killing the whole stock and then some to correct the issue which is cruel. I understand they are going to die anyways but some insects are intelligent in their own ways and the fear of death is something majority of animals share.
I think it's a good bandaid but I don't think it's a perfect solution. I haven't seen information on feed and slaughter. Maybe you can help me locate a source.
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