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6/22/2015 8:01:20 AM
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This is the second time I'm posting this, not sure if u didn't see or if ur just scared
I'm personally not vegan and I'm sure as hell not republican but from an economical stand point it makes no sense to outlaw meat, and from a logical standpoint free animals means more breeding and WAY less room than we have now. Finally to address your point on intelligence, I believe that intelligent people become vegan due to a grater sense of self awareness in which translates to more empathetical thoughts. so in conclusion no, becoming vegan will not make people smarter and the economical effects of banning meat in America would be so negative it would outweigh the very little benefits.
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But outlawing meat would increase technological advances of producing greens, thus encouraging the amount of intelligent individuals in sustainable and environmentally friendly fields to increase. Hence the increase in intelligence
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I apologize if this isn't an acceptable answer because i don't necessarily see you point but I might as well swing right? That would only barely make sense if everyone was an agricultural worker of some kind, for example how would that effect an unintelligent industrial worker on an intellectual level, or anyone that isn't in the farming industry at that, I'm also confused as to how this actually backs your point, you were saying that a vegan diet would make people smarter, this seems like a bit of a stretch.
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Farmer< Sustainable/efficient green farm worker.
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I understand that and while I may disagree with what you've been saying I can see that your clearly an intelligent person with a passion for your cause, which I respect, I would love to continue bug I kind of got a thing soooo ✌.
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That makes no sense.
