




Bobbie En Tejas wrote:Well, lets not go that far. There are people in the world who work bent over for hours on slave wages just to pick food for people to eat, and others who eek out livings in slave conditions in sweatshops to provide clothing. Unless you grow your own food and make your own clothes, you may be exploiting one of these people.


Bobbie En Tejas wrote:Well, lets not go that far. There are people in the world who work bent over for hours on slave wages just to pick food for people to eat, and others who eek out livings in slave conditions in sweatshops to provide clothing. Unless you grow your own food and make your own clothes, you may be exploiting one of these people.

£3.73 wrote:Possibly the biggest concern for me is actually genetic modification and/or enhancing drugs fed to animals. This has without a doubt filtered through the food chain over the last few decades and would explain a lot re: rage, intolerance, allergies, the list is endless ............ NOW THATS WORRYING !!!
Personally, I have no problems munching a Big Mac or a juicy steak. The dearly departed animal could possibly take comfort from it's tasty legacy.



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