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Originally Posted by Evergreen6
That's hilarious. Maybe they'll serve bugs as a snack on the bus.
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Not at first, more likely they'll start
ginning up fear about cow farts producing methane or nitrogen emissions and go after farmers in places like the
Netherlands with crazy environmental regulations. Gradually the price of proteins like beef, chicken, and pork will become less affordable and harder to find. Then we'll start to see
campaigns promoting "cricket flour" to convince us how healthy, affordable, and sustainable bug eating is.
They won't make us eat the bugs, or outlaw other meats, just restrict their production and ensure they are only affordable to the wealthy and WEF members at Davos that fly on solar powered private jets.
Eliminating alternatives is ultimately the same as forcing through coercion. I know you guys must realize this, but want to cling to a technicality so you can act as if this EV "revolution" is taking the world by storm with consumer demand. If you take away consumers other choices, even gradually, eventually you'll force them to comply with your agendas.