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Saturday, 1 May 2010

I Could Definitely Kill One Of Those

If you've ever had a thought about the ethics of the food chain and your place in it.
Read this post by Tovar.
Nuf Sed
SBW

4 comments:

  1. Andrea1 May 2010 at 15:16

    I have indeed pondered much on this topic.

    I love food.

    And I also love a lot of other activities and hence don't have enough time to dedicate to gather and/or hunt my food so that I'm calorifically and taste-budily satisfied.

    And I'm also fairly impecunious which means that if I stuck to my time-low, money-low and ethically-high standards, I'd be eating rather boring things.

    So I find that I often compromise on one of the above. Though I try my best to make sure it's not third option that gets the beating.

    I suppose we do what we can. Though we should probably do more. Both as individuals and collectively.

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  2. Tovar@AMindfulCarnivore1 May 2010 at 18:38

    Hey, SBW - Thanks so much for the kind re-post!

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  3. The Suburban Bushwacker1 May 2010 at 22:46

    Andrea
    Well put. We are now so deeply embedded in the process of food industrialisation that as a society I doubt there is a way back, but as individuals there's a great deal we can do.
    I recommend
    http://norcalcazadora.blogspot.com/
    and the boyfriends
    http://www.honest-food.net/blog1/

    be interested to know your thoughts
    SBW

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  4. The Suburban Bushwacker1 May 2010 at 22:50

    Tovar
    A very very good post/bit of storytelling.
    SBW

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SBW