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Originally Posted by dellinger63
Guns or meat? Meat wins!
Got to give props to Chuck, whether it came to him in a dream or on the backstretch he seems to be have been right in more ways than one...
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle6891362.ece
PS had a wonderful 3/4 lb ground sirloin burger stuffed w/blue cheese and topped w/merkts cheddar ( Must be Merkts) , bacon and Famous Daves Rich and Sassy B-BQ sauce on a toasted gonella bun on a traditional Webber CHARCOAL grill. MMMMMMMMM and no fries needed. |
To be fair, there's absolutely nothing in this article about "banning" meat.
It's basically a statement of fact that we all already know -- the amount of water and energy that goes into producing meat for mass consumption. Whether you feel that contributes to climate change is totally an individual call, but it's not like he's just making up this stuff about meat production being somewhat wasteful in the big picture.
And unless I missed something, he seemed to suggest that societal pressure and peer pressure would lead to a significant decrease in meat consumption, without ever coming close to insinuating that it would be "banned" or even that he thinks it should be "banned."