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The world triples down in response and calls you “militant vegan”
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Now now, lettuce romaine calm, no need for a beet-ing
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In China? I would not bet money on that…
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Removed, civility.
Who tf still wears fur?!
Pandemies could be a solution (and are a consequence too) to global warming. CO2 Emissions were way down during lockdowns.
Ye sure. But what about the real estate owners getting property value reduced due to home offices?
Think about the billionaires please.
That is not a problem, if you have to stay at home, you want a better, roomier home!
All right, I accept this is gonna come out racist no matter how I say it.
Why is there a picture of dogs?
They are racoon dogs, not dogs. It only sounded racist because you made it sound racist for saying it might sound racist. Asking a question about dogs isn’t racist fam.
Do they make good pets? Because they’re fucking adorable and I want one.
I mean… Maybe?
There are many friend shaped things in nature that are not friends
Listen after all the shit that I’ve heard in my 37 years, a good chunk of it, living in some rural areas.
Anytime, Asian people and dogs or cats are mentioned it is automatically going to flag in my head.
I’ve heard it too often for it not to flag as racist
Understood. You can buck that trend. It’s only racist if you say to be hurtful.
Legit question
This is the best summary I could come up with:
The farms in China’s northern Hebei and Liaoning provinces each held between 2,000 and 4,000 animals in intensive conditions, including in close proximity to poultry, HSI said.
Alastair MacMillan, a visiting professor at Surrey University’s Veterinary School, said the high stocking density of the animals facilitates the rapid spread of viruses on droplets from one to another, and potentially to humans.
China’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs did not respond to requests for comment regarding the conditions on the fur farms and the risk of disease spread.
MacMillan said that from a disease transmission and public health perspective the footage was extremely worrying as it is well known that animals farmed for their fur are susceptible to respiratory viruses that can infect humans.
Data from the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic briefly uploaded to a database by Chinese scientists last year suggested raccoon dogs may also have been involved in coronavirus reaching humans.
Social media platforms such as e-commerce site Xiaohongshu and Weibo showed users discussing wearing fur as desirable and practical for keeping warm.
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