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Don’t animals die due to crop farming, too? A vegan response
The ‘crop deaths’ argument is a common one and argues that veganism is pointless because animals still die in crop agriculture, too.
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The ‘crop deaths’ argument is a common one and argues that veganism is pointless because animals still die in crop agriculture, too.
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Join Britain’s most insightful speakers on this issue at a four versus four debate to coincide with the National Farmers Union Conference 2022.
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Search for ‘images of prawns’ on any search engine. Almost everything that comes up will present prawns in the context as something to be eaten. You’ll find them skewered, boiled or fried. It’s hard to find even a single image of a prawn who is alive. It clearly represents the predominant way in which we view prawns and shrimp; not as living creatures, but as food for humans.
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