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Ron DeSantis bans 'global elite' lab-grown meat
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Maybe? I mean the big criticism is that it's just highly processed food at the end of the day and that the process of production is what is the issue. This is of course an argument made by what you may call food purists, who'd rather you spend money on a proper blender than rely on big corporations to form Scop 2.0.
But that's not what Ronnie boy is thinking about. Oh no. He's thinking about "owning the libs", "showing them what for", and what kind of cretinous, disingenuous bastard he can be. He would gladly invest in something like Scop 2.0 if it made a lot of money, AND performatively ban it in his state if it vaguely had an LGBTQ+ tinge to it.
This is a careful reminder that some states banned solar panels out of spite... because people elect absolute troglodytes to represent them, and then have the balls to talk about "free markets".
GTFO here with your fake self. In fact, take the whole republican party with you.
Not really? I honestly have not heard anyone argue like this against lab grown meat. The whole point of it is to have more ethical meat that also does not destroy our basis of life through emissions.
There's no ethical way to kill someone who's done nothing to you and doesn't want to die. There's no such thing as ethical meat.
Edit: I can't read apparently
I think that's the point of lab grown meat. If you can harvest the stem cells of a living animal and use those to grow full sides of beef (I'm vastly oversimplifying the process), then no animals have been killed.
Bonus, emissions may be lower depending when comparing typical animal emissions vs the facility that produces the LGM.
I apologize, it's early. The term ethical meat just annoys me, and I didn't thoroughly read what I was responding to. While I question the ethics around obtaining the stem cells in practice, I do agree lab grown meat is radically better than taking the flesh from animals.
Save your virtue signaling for someone else.
Which states ban solar panels?
Which governments ban tik Tok?
Pretty sure solar panels are legal in the US, jackass.
Pretty sure Tik Tok isn't, jackass
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