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Tyson Foods dumps millions of pounds of toxic pollutants into US rivers and lakes
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 30 Apr 2024
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It’s funny that you think that you’re free from Tyson as a vegan or vegetarian, since they are leading producers of corn and soy in the US as well.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyson_Foods
That's probably overwhelmingly animal feed. I'm from a farming family, and you would be surprised at how much of that ocean of corn is feed corn.
Unfortunately Raised and Rooted plant 'meat' is owned by Tyson. So vegetarians have to avoid Tyson too.
Good point. Thanks for your insight.
Still way better than eating meat. Never let perfection be the enemy of good and purity tests are only for the infantile mind.
The world is a mess. Do better.
The topic is Tyson Foods. You claimed that you don’t give them your money. If you live in the US, unless you live exclusively off of your own garden, I’m saying that’s unlikely.
So which version of your self-aggrandizing babble do we go by? Or are you trying to say that you have an infantile mind yourself?
Edit: derp, derp, derp
Nah, just quoting you describing you match what you described in your next comment as infantile 🤷
I'm very confused.. I may have responded to the wrong comment
Yeah, looks like it! And I thought you were the infantile one from before at first lol, so the mistake is mutual 😄
I don’t know man. You moved that goal post so fast you might have scored a point on yourself.