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Ten Reasons Why Choosing Organic Food is Immoral and Unsustainable
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Next time someone expresses how righteous their food choices are, share this with them
Ten Reasons Why Choosing Organic Food is Immoral and Unsustainable
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The anti-ag activist group Peta is at it again – using selective footage which appears to show animal abuse by shearers. If they were genuinely concerned about animal welfare they would have acted on the abuse immediately and reported incidents to the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) and/or the SPCA. Instead they went to the […]
Anti-ag activists at it again
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