it's very important focus he most cheve be able to he's the times better as the sage because they help explain the texture the style and how to eat things that he needs and you know that common language maybe said there's no reason that the meat and kissed me to be should own those things terms sustainably produced livestock absolutely have a central place in puget diets but those people who don't have ethical objections to easy livestock products we have to accept that those who do care have the absolute 'd right to eat cloud based products but i think that using the terms that livestock products who coined it is really i think that confusion has been no evidence of any competing from people buying vegetarian or vegan doesn't suggest. you know i think you know they were something out of us had they ever been to a shop and thought they were buying pokes and just come home and found they were vague and it is a problem that just doesn't exist although i accept that plants are an important part of our thoughts and i think that if we can to support problems who want to become more 'd regen

they were vacant is a problem that just doesn't exist and you know it's very important focus he moves cheve be able to use the times better and sausage because they have to explain the texture of the style and how to use things that you know their common language may be said there's no reason that the meet. me to be should own those those terms patrick do you agree that this is a problem that doesn't exist that people aren't actually confused well i think that probably all but on that set the rowley 'd because i think that we should get into legal battles 'd about 'd language but what i do think is that people 'd are very confused about what should be to be sustainable and healthy the states and i think we need to make the case that sustainably produced meat critz those with burgers from baby grow all spread on the bills is absolutely compatible with addressing climate change all the other issues where tracing how well if people have ethical objections to each in we all respect and if they want to call them because well i do not think we just have to go with it. doesn't seem like that will

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cambridge so lovely to see you larry what a nice to see our eye in the love this comment in are you cheve chad talking about where we are right now this is how as a go i feel like this election shows democracy in action whether or not that brand of version democracy is worth preserving is another question oh hell are you seeing democracy in action right hell. you know what i certainly am i'm so encouraged by the fact that everybody is exercising their right to good and whether you're on the biden harris team or the term plans team you are passionate you are and you are very educated on all the issues which is very refreshing in my opinion is democracy in action. no excuse me for calling in a call i put you to fast near fasten your 2nd name together and i got a wrong name but you knew who i was talking about brad always saying democracy in action we 100 percent we're 100 percent saying democracy in action i think the challenge and i think no one will agree with me is we're seeing a president who is already trying to circumvent and suppress the votes of millions of people. by saying we need