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Old 03-27-05, 07:54 pm
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Re: technicalities of suffering

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Originally Posted by Sparky
my response to this had to do with crops, now, when we harvest corn, we use a massive tractor to strip away the valuable corn, and trample the stalks and leave them to die a slow, prolonged death of starvation (basically drying
People need to eat. Agriculture is key to feeding large numbers of people. Animals alone cannot make a complete diet, nor is raising animals for food as efficient as raising plants for food. Like the other posts say, plants have no central nervous system, they are incapable of 'feeling' any sensation. Worrying about agricultural 'plant welfare' or mistreatment is the last thing we should be doing when there are still people who are hungry or starving in the world.
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