It's concerning that you aren't aware that the largest segment of US crops is grown for animal feed. I have to wonder what you think feedlot animals eat when you present this sort of dichotomy.
In your last paragraph, you are making the case for eating crops directly instead of growing incredible excess to feed animals, especially if you're going to bring up crop monoculture.
I’m aware of that of course, I was a vegan for 3 years in the nineties, I know all the beats, I just have come to different conclusions than you. Where was I arguing in favour of feedlots for all?
I’m pointing out that I mostly eat animals that eat grass, and there are lots of them, more than a lot of people realize. I’m arguing for viewpoint and food source diversity, and against moral certitude and simplistic reasoning.
In your last paragraph, you are making the case for eating crops directly instead of growing incredible excess to feed animals, especially if you're going to bring up crop monoculture.
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