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youβre contributing to demand if you buy meat
It depends on the circumstances of its origins, as I explained below.
"what if"
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What if what?
does the meat you buy come from a natural disaster
This also exists.
Like being in a small subculture is unheard of
Kinda describes Lemmy tbh
most people donβt eat roadkill
Keyword here is "most people".
if you buy meat it isnβt roadkill
Unless it became dead by being killed in the road.
what kind of grocery store sells that
Specialty stores. Not really "grocery stores" per se.
where does it say you can buy it
In the linked posts in the link.
stop treating edge cases like the majority
Where do I do that?
You could say that.