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3500- 4000 people work for defra
And I think the EU only has 35k personnel in total.
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3500- 4000 people work for defra
I saw that this morning, and the more I thought about, the more positive I felt. The BBC gets a lot of flack on here, often justified, though I suspect that their “biased” reporting is sometimes due to the likes of the NFU not responding quickly enough on our behalf.
More could have been said by GWJ but perhaps it didn’t make the edit. For example emphasising the impact of strike on unshorn sheep and the waste of such a fantastic renewable material such as wool when it has to be shorn for the animals welfare compared to wearing “plastic”. But most of all, the vegans notion that an animal dying of “old age” is better than going to slaughter. Does she not realise that the ewe won’t simply go to sleep and not wake up, but get torn to bits by predators when she becomes too weak to defend herself?
If that was the best that the vegan could come up with to defend her “ethical” beliefs, it was a pretty poor effort and easily countered.
She seemed to change tack everytime Gareth countered her argument. Desperately looking for a chink in the armour. And failing.Like you say I think there was a lot more said that didn’t make the cut. I particularly enjoyed the lady explaining that it was still unethical to clip sheep after Gareth clearly presented her with an unharmed and freshly shorn example only to counter with “they be cold”.
To me that shows that they, vegans can be well meaning but slightly delusional.
Not just Defra. Think anything food related, trading standards,plus the other army of people who we answer to. ‘‘Twas his take on things,as there are a lot of civil servants.???????
3500- 4000 people work for defra
She seemed to change tack everytime Gareth countered her argument. Desperately looking for a chink in the armour. And failing.
Did she also say she doesn't eat honey? The mind boggles!
Like you say I think there was a lot more said that didn’t make the cut. I particularly enjoyed the lady explaining that it was still unethical to clip sheep after Gareth clearly presented her with an unharmed and freshly shorn example only to counter with “they be cold”.
To me that shows that they, vegans can be well meaning but slightly delusional.
437,000 work for the civil service in its entirety I’m sure most have nothing at all to do with food production.Not just Defra. Think anything food related, trading standards,plus the other army of people who we answer to. ‘‘Twas his take on things,as there are a lot of civil servants.
FFS they are basically desert animals and ruminants can survive happily in low temperatures...
Hopefully one day one of us will get the opportunity to quiz one of them on their use of medication. If they won’t eat honey for “ethical” reasons, they sure as hell shouldn’t be using medicines which are bound to have been tested on animals!She seemed to change tack everytime Gareth countered her argument. Desperately looking for a chink in the armour. And failing.
Did she also say she doesn't eat honey? The mind boggles!
Or be using drugs trafficked by abused children through county lines.Hopefully one day one of us will get the opportunity to quiz one of them on their use of medication. If they won’t eat honey for “ethical” reasons, they sure as hell shouldn’t be using medicines which are bound to have been tested on animals!
I don’t think we can accuse or assume that vegans are drug users allthough I’m sure some probably are, just like any other section of society.Or be using drugs trafficked by abused children through county lines.
But drugs are cool and free spirited so that’s fine then. Ar$eholes.
Why didn't he ask her who cuts her hair... because that's all it is really, end of her argument!Meanwhile.....
I’m sure plenty didn’t make the cut however what a great job putting the side over by @1GWJ
When an ethical vegan met a sheep farmer...
Many vegans boycott woollen clothing on the basis that it is cruel to sheep.www.bbc.co.uk
I think we can assume fairly well given that Gail Bradbrook the Extinction Rebellion founder is currently organising a mass psychedelic drug taking session in central London!I don’t think we can accuse or assume that vegans are drug users allthough I’m sure some probably are, just like any other section of society.
I wonder if she’s been reading about or related to Jim Jones.., a lot of similarities I fearI think we can assume fairly well given that Gail Bradbrook the Extinction Rebellion founder is currently organising a mass psychedelic drug taking session in central London!
Extinction Rebellion founder calls for mass psychedelic disobedience
Gail Bradbrook, a co-founder of Extinction Rebellion, has called for a mass ingestion of psychedelic substances in protest against the criminalisation of drugswww.newscientist.com
I think we can assume fairly well given that Gail Bradbrook the Extinction Rebellion founder is currently organising a mass psychedelic drug taking session in central London!
Extinction Rebellion founder calls for mass psychedelic disobedience
Gail Bradbrook, a co-founder of Extinction Rebellion, has called for a mass ingestion of psychedelic substances in protest against the criminalisation of drugswww.newscientist.com
a great video.Meanwhile.....
I’m sure plenty didn’t make the cut however what a great job putting the side over by @1GWJ
When an ethical vegan met a sheep farmer...
Many vegans boycott woollen clothing on the basis that it is cruel to sheep.www.bbc.co.uk