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Subject Wow, WTF?! No Meat Mondays in Los Angeles, Agenda 21 strikes again!

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[quote:Anonymous Coward 4777394:MV8yMDQ4Njc5XzM0NDI4NzM0XzMzNkU0NTE2]
So What.

What is wrong with eating less meat. I quit eating pork years ago because it is full of GMO"S and ANTIBIOTICS and does not even taste or smell the same when cooked.

The only beef I buy is a cow I pick from the locals in the area that grass feed their cows and do not grain them with GMO corn and wheat.

People. Get a grip. This is a good thing.

Cows tax or enviroment like you have no idea. We need less of this in our enviroment.

Eating more Vegtables is a good thing.

Is everybody so stupid these days they can't see past the end of their own noses to understand that if we don't change how we are doing things that this whole planet is going to fall so far that it won't support the population on it and the Population increases yet to come.

You can lead the Herds to water but you can't make them smart and people are getting more and more stupid by the minute.

Get with the program.

What the fuck could be wrong with eating more Vegtables.
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Original Message (CNSNews.com) - The Los Angeles City Council is urging all residents to observe "meatless Mondays" from now on.

A resolution adopted on Oct. 24 reads: "Be it resolved, that the Council of the City of Los Angeles hereby declares all Mondays as 'Meatless Mondays' in support of comprehensive sustainability efforts as well as to further encourage residents to eat a more varied plant-based diet to protect their health and protect animals."

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The resolution makes 15 points in support of meatless Mondays, including U.N. recognition that "livestock are one of the most significant contributors to today's most serious environmental problems."

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Los Angeles now becomes the largest city to endorse "meatless Mondays." The Washington, D.C., City Council also has designated "Meat Free Mondays," San Francisco has designated every Monday as "Veg Day," and a number of colleges and public schools also have adopted meatless Monday policies.

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