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I'm going to grow my own fucking cow if they take the beef away. I will not submit to the level of tyranny they are planning and already engaged in

1. raising a cow outdoors

2. running a lab with all of the necessary equipment for culturing bacteria and then purifying the mixtures (eventually this would have to be scaled for mass production)

It has a lower carbon footprint!

No, no it fucking doesn't.

I'm pretty sure these claims are just completely fucking arbitrary at this point, or they're ignoring all of the inputs involved. Even on its face, this is just totally implausible.

They sure as fuck aren't accounting for that whole lab. Sure, I doubt that a single company is doing all of this in-house. You probably have a supplier for the microbes, and a company who purifies the protein, and then another company that manufacturers the consumer products. It doesn't matter. If you want to calculate carbon footprints (like it even fucking matters), it needs to account for every input. It would be interesting to see how these carbon scores are calculated because I can guarantee it's reeealll Jewy.

How about this? People raised cows before we had electricity or gas-powered anything.

If you use the WEF members and those associated with them as animal feed, regular farming looks quite sustainable all of a sudden.

They left out the part of cow and animal shit regenerating the top-soil and preventing another major dust bowl when starving refugees worked for pennies.

I want to swing a baseball bat against somebody’s head. A crack. That homerun swing. I bet it feels like the pleasure god wanted us to feel when he installed it. Imagine how good it would feel making somebody squirm by physically smacking their nerves. Mmmmmhmmmmhmmmm

Raising cattle is carbon neutral.
Notice all that grass in the pasture? Guess what, it's going to die and decay at the end of the growing season.
Or it will die and decay inside a cow.
Either way, it 'produces' the same carbon dioxide and methane.

#1 sounds like a grift
#2 mushroom protein sounds cool
#3 solein looks edible
#4 the lab grown meat shit is "icky"

Depending on taste and additives I'd try 2 and 3. If it was <$2/lb I'd implement it to add variety to my diet.

I'd very much like to mix a mushroom protein paste with mashed potatoes and fry that up in bacon grease mixed with eggs

The mushroom thing is something that sounds interesting. Not what (((they))) are doing with it, but it should be experimented with as more of a food source than it is today.
There's a lot of shrooms that are very beneficial to people's health. But using it to replace meat is stupid.

This needs the Tyrannical Lisp treatment

These fucking Globalists are trying to push this on us. They should get prison-fucked and suck their own renewable peanut butter off a nigger’s dick.

These fucking Globalists are trying to push this on us. They should get prison-fucked and suck their own renewable peanut butter off a nigger’s dick.

I'd probably try the one made from electricity