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Ships shipping Shit into your shithole island country

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Isn't boat shipping the least damaging form?

Or is that train

based trains

Both but pure tonnage is ships.

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Environmentalism that's not directly related to cleaning up pollutants and addressing deforestion, removal if biodiversity is a waste of time and money in my opinion.

the only true solution that will help humanity is genocide

Out of all the things you can actually do that won't just shift the problem elsewhere cleaning house is best.

Shut up and eat the soy

Most beef is just soy one step removed anywau

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i hope lab grown meat gets somewhere in the next few years

It won't

Maybe next couple decades.

its already priced down to like $15 a pound iirc

But does it taste any good

iirc yes

not tried it personally

but getting ground beef is doable

Seems like one of those things where it actually tastes fine, but snooty people who dig in their heels over stupid shit will insist it's worse

Like faggots who still think manual transmissions are somehow better than automatics

i mean it opens up a lot of opportunity like it being 100% consistant, and getting a unique or specific blend flavor

like getting goundbeef that tastes like sirloin or chuck at the same price as regular instead of having to grind that shit yourself

M-muh marbling! Muh breeding!

It's pretty much straight tissue at this point and in the near future. There won't be marbling, it'll be fornstews where long cooking will break it down or ground beef that will require separate fat making.

We'd have solved this problem long ago if we weren't concerned about the ethics of breeding stock without brain stems

And manual transmissions are generally more reliable over automatic transmissions see; Honda.

See: these nutz, you're wrong and a faggot.

Any facts to back it up because Honda has had transmissions recalls for anything bigger than a civic for over 20 years now.

>trusting the japs

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And out of all components short of timing belts and pumps it is the most likely to fail.

speaking of honda, if i bring my 81 goldwing into there service center do you think theyd accept it

Sure, if you pay them.

Manual transmissions are poorfag coping.

It's like thinking your shitty CRT is better than a modern TV because you know the specific pattern of smacks it needs to turn on.

Manual transmissions have thier place and are largely superseded by automatics but thats more of a statement of lease culture and not about thier durability.

It's easy to use and you don't need to think about it for like 100,000 miles or 5ish years which is about when most leases end.