It’s going to be a fucking mess.

Yes

They are sentient beings, killing them without need is immoral since it’s causing pain for the sake of it.

I don’t think it’s wrong to kill an animal for sustenance but it should be done in the most humane way possible and factory farming is the complete opposite of that.

If it were up to me, factory farming would be outright banned, but it’s years away still.

I think the best hope right now is factory grown meat, once that becomes more profitable than factory farming, it’s game over.

Something being common doesn’t mean it’s moral.

This guy is saying he doesn’t believe animals have rights and people are agreeing with him?

I agree but that issue is years away while something about this can be done right now, don’t sabotage your own movement by trying to get everything done at once, it never works.

A US senator saying something isn’t exactly “world” news.

I press my yubikey by mistake and end it just sends random messages on Slack, other than that it just works fine.

Peru is not the US’ backyard, let them do their own thing.

The guy might be a nutjob but I don’t think he’s talking about getting them back through war, Argentina has next to no military.

Having colonies in the year 2023 is ridiculous though, I don’t know why so many comments act like Britain is in the right here in any way whatsoever.

I just don’t understand the need for so many courses, I played golf as a kid on the same one for 10 years, the local environment allowed it to maintain itself for the most part.

The US is not sitting this one out, they’ve been sending support to the people causing this.

What in the actual fuck

I guess we are Reddit now, only one opinion is accepted on any subject.

In my opinion it’s not, the gameplay is still terrible and the writing nothing special.

I enjoy arguing with people who enjoy arguing about beer. Checkmate.

I mean, it doesn’t apply to everything.

Let people enjoy things.

Biggest issue right now seems to be moderation being difficult due to federation.

I think, once that issue is tackled, we’ll see Lemmy grow more naturally.