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Dialog about factory farming Sam and Tim have a heated discussion about feeding. Sam’s opinion is about the positive change because of vegetarians but Tim thinks that vegetarians are self-satisfied and also they are not a positive factor for the climate change. Sam: How can’t you see that! Factory farming is bad for the climate. There are so much reasons why. Tim: Factory farming is the best what could have happened to our society. Now we have enough food for every one. We don’t have to fear if we must bring our children with an empty stomach to bad. Never ever was meat so cheap that everybody can afford it. Sam: But you don’t need to eat meat every single day so that you don't starving. Once in the weak is enough, 300 Gramm. Not more. The problem is that because of the cheap prices the consumers are now used to eat every day meat but that is not necessary. Rather the opposite; It’s unhealthy to eat so much animal products. Tim: How often have I to explain you that proteins are important for our health exspecialy for the children. They are in their growth Sam: Are you even listening to me? That is an old myth. You can get so much diseases of height consuming of animal products. Cancer, heart attack, diabetes and many more. Besides there is so much environment destruction because of animal farming such as deforestation of the rainforests because of the soya that is used as feed. Tim: Soya? That soya? The ingredient that is used for the most vegetarians food. Sam, that’s really a weak argument. Sam: But Tim, you don’t understand. Soya has a higher nutrition if you use it directly as food. An animal need much more soya to be prime of grease. The final meat is less of nutritional as the soya that the slaughtered animal had eaten. Thanks in advance for correcting.

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Dialog about factory farming

Sam and Tim are having a heated discussion about diet. Sam argues for the positive change owing to vegetarianism but Tim thinks that vegetarians are self-satisfied and also that they are not a positive factor for the climate change.

Sam: How can’t you see that! Factory farming is bad for the climate. There are so many reasons why.

Tim: Factory farming is the best thing that could have happened to our society. Now we have enough food for everyone. We don’t have to worry about putting our children to bed with an empty stomach. Never ever was meat so cheap that everybody can afford it.

Sam: But you don’t need to eat meat every single day in order not to starve. Once a week is enough, 300 grams. Not more. The problem is that because of the cheap prices the consumers are now used to eating meat every day meat but that is not necessary. Rather the opposite; It’s unhealthy to eat so many animal products.

Tim: How often do I have to explain to you that proteins are important for our health, especially for the children. They are in their growth period.

Sam: Are you even listening to me? That is an old myth. You can get so many diseases from high consumption of animal products. Cancer, heart attack, diabetes and many more. Besides there is so much environmental destruction because of animal farming, for example deforestation of the rainforests because of the soya that is used as feed.

Tim: Soya? That soya? It's the ingredient that is used in most vegetarian food. Sam, that’s really a weak argument.

Sam: But Tim, you don’t understand. Soya has greater nutrition if you use it directly as food. An animal needs much more soya to be prime of grease. (not sure what you mean by "prime of grease.") The final meat is less of nutritional than the soya that the slaughtered animal had eaten.


Good dialog. I've tried to make it sound more natural to my (American) ear. I'm not sure what you mean by "prime of grease." In any case, that noun would most likely be "fat," if we're talking about what is still on the animal.


Thanks in advance for correcting.





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