It is important that we support sustainable practices. We need to ask ourselves the tough questions, such as: Was this meat slaughtered in a sustainable manner? Is the slaughter process sufficiently cost efficient that my meat supply will be sustainable year to year? Are their any potential threats that could disrupt the process of killing the cow, packing it in plastic, transporting it to the grocer, and eventually putting it in my mouth? We need to ask ourselves these questions to make sure our stomaches are sustained even in hard times.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Unprogressively Sustainable?
It is important that we support sustainable practices. We need to ask ourselves the tough questions, such as: Was this meat slaughtered in a sustainable manner? Is the slaughter process sufficiently cost efficient that my meat supply will be sustainable year to year? Are their any potential threats that could disrupt the process of killing the cow, packing it in plastic, transporting it to the grocer, and eventually putting it in my mouth? We need to ask ourselves these questions to make sure our stomaches are sustained even in hard times.
New Law Proposal
Legislators from California--the state with the worst economy--seem to have too much power in Congress. A new law needs to be implemented that weighs the vote of senators and congressman according to the current economic condition of their respective states, thereby limiting the damage that policies proposed by legislators from states with failed policies can inflict.
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