So at first you didn't believe any environmental organization advocates avoiding factory farming of meat. Then, when presented with evidence that you are dead wrong, you quickly change to "well, they don't do _enough_" and hope no one notices.I've read plenty of silly material from climate alarmists that confirms their satisfaction with indisputable ineffectiveness, such as their Meatless Mondays attitude, which isn't a solution. It's a delusion.
You are a classic denier. You have no firm convictions; rather than beliefs based on an understanding of the issues, you switch to whatever position you read on denier blogs. Content doesn't matter as long as it's denial of whatever climate change issue is being discussed. And when called on your misinformation, you go back to the blogs and pick a different position from the many offered there. (Or, rather than even bother with that, you just post another video.)
Because there isn't one. Cows don't conspire. It's an asinine name. Good on Greenpeace for not adopting the language of the ignorant. So what do they say? From http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/campaigns/agriculture/ -What is so telling about the screenshot of greenpeace.org/usa in the Cowspiracy documentary is that it listed all their major issues on one page and there wasn't even the slightest hint of there being a Cowspiracy.
Quick facts about agriculture:
- 6 Big Ag giants control nearly 70 percent of the world's seed market, much of which has been genetically-modified so they can reap profits on every seed they sell.
- 4 global corporations control 75% of all global grain trade.
- Top 10 global food processing companies control 26% of the global food markets.
- Animal livestock (beef, chicken, etc.) -- mostly grown on industrial factory farms -- is responsible for 18 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions, more than the combined exhaust of all motor vehicles worldwide.
Do you disagree?