Susan,I agree with what you said about meat-eaters saving more wildlife
than vegans, they just don't seem to get it. They argue that you are
hurting an innocent animal, but how do they figure a root doesn't cry
when you pull it out of the ground? It is silly to say that carnivors
are destroying land, when agriculture is responsible for 95% of our
planet's land desecration, people grow so many grains, there is not
enough space for wild animals to thrive. They have slowly and painfully
been pushed out of their natural habitats.





If we eat
> meat humanely raised
> by small producers, with concern for the animals'
> wellbeing and that of
> the land, it's about the best we can do, IMHO. Far
> more animals have a
> chance to live than if we were vegetarian, and they
> live a better life
> than most of those in the wild, who are tormented by
> parasites, disease,
> and predators.
>
> I like buying buffalo, because it means that more
> land will be given
> back to them, and because, since they aren't docile,
> they aren't likely
> to end up crammed into feedlots.
>
> Susan Kline
>

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