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Should people be eating less meat? It's a "personal choice," says COP26 President Alok Sharma, "what we need to make sure as a government is that we are incentivising people to make decisions" that are better for the planet bbc.in/3mtWC1K #Marr

9:58 AM · Oct 31, 2021Twitter Media Studio - LiveCut

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Like taking short-distance domestic flights,

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Masters of Mixed Messages.

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The reasons why we are hurtling to hell in a handcart is because 'personal choice' has taken precedence over responsibility for the planet and everyone and everything else living here. FFS.

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@bowendesign

Oct 31, 2021

Too right. That's what you get with right-wing "libertarians" at the wheel. I say "libertarians" as they take a large portion of that ethos when it suits and apply it to traditional conservatism, which isn't really compatible. Which is why they often tie themselves up in knots.

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The answer is “Yes, eat less meat but consider sustainably caught fish/shellfish as an alternative” #eatmorefish

Magnus Johnson

@Nephropseu

Oct 31, 2021

Ps But don’t eat farmed salmon

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What about the mass production of meat, the detrimental impact of those industries we fund due to over consumption. Choice to eat meat is fine; the amount & availability in awful forms & products is not. That is where the goverment should put in legislations & tax for that

ISA

@MELANCOLLYBABY

Oct 31, 2021

Yes just go to any super market down the aisles and see that the majority of the food and drink is bad for us.

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