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Subject [UPC] Faux Meat versus Dead Meat, by Karen Davis
Date December 26, 2019 12:06 PM
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26 December 2019

Faux Meat versus Dead Meat, by Karen Davis

Karen's comment received 62 Recommended responses, placing it among the most
recommended comments addressing Fake Meat vs. Real Meat in The New York Times,
Dec. 4, 2019: "Millennials are gobbling down plant-based burgers, prompting meat
producers to question the health benefits of 'ultra-processed imitations.'"

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New York Times Comment Section Dec. 4

Between plant-based meat and animal-derived meat, "fake" meat wins hands down.
Plant-based meat is a slaughter-free product for which no animal has to suffer
and die miserably and no human being has to do the dirtiest, most depressing
work in the world.

Plant-powered meat does not pass intestinal bacteria such as Salmonella,
Campylobacter, Listeria, and E coli into human handlers and consumers of animal
products. When these intestinal bacteria appear on lettuce and other plant
produce, it's the result of animal agribusiness contamination. Chicken is the
biggest source of food poisoning, and animals raised in cesspool conditions and
fed horrible diets are not healthy no matter how pro-animal meat industry
proponents try to lie about it. People who choose plant-based over animal
products are making the right choice.

Probably only raw, organic foods are perfectly healthy for human consumption,
but to complain that processed plant-based products are not perfectly healthy is
ridiculous, especially compared to the standard Western diet. The terrible
effects of this diet are well-documented: obesity, high blood pressure, Type-2
diabetes, heart failure, and food-borne illnesses.
- Karen Davis, PhD, President, United Poultry Concerns


What Can I Do?

Support the Plant-Powered Food Revolution! Buy animal-free foods - organic, raw,
cooked, processed, all of these - and help put an end to slaughterhouses. Post
comments and write letters to the editor in support of animal-free cuisine. Talk
to people. The current trend toward plant-powered foods must grow, and we who
care about animals, who have lit the plant-powered fire, must maintain the
momentum through our food purchases, cooking skills, animal advocacy and
education!

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