Meatless Monday

I don't think once-

But on the rural west, we've been attacked by the Green New Deal, by eminent domain law affair, by Meatless Mondays.

That's really...

I don't think anybody-

Flexitarianism for people who don't or haven't heard that term, it's when you choose to eat less meat or choose to eat less dairy products, but you're not necessarily vegetarian or vegan.

You know, people that do meatless Mondays, simply reducing meat consumption.

Do you see that as meaningful progress?

For me, I consider myself a very reasonable person, and I absolutely celebrate when people move along the spectrum.

So if you think about the way that we eat as a spectrum, you've got the standard Western diet here, which includes lots of animal products, and you've got veganism over here.

celebrate when people move from here to here or from here to here it is meaningful progress and most people who are vegan didn't go vegan overnight and they certainly weren't born vegan and so I recognize that the vast majority of people out there are over here on this end of the spectrum, but I am so happy when people move along that spectrum because that is a meaningful difference for animals, particularly because so many animals are unfortunately being hurt and exploited.

When we make even a small change, such as Meatless Mondays, where people eat vegetarian on Mondays, that is actually helping many, many animals.

That change alone will save hundreds of animals over the course of your lifetime.

Do you know what the secularists say a healthy and responsible diet is for the environment? Veganism.

They are the ones who promote Meatless Mondays.

Not Meatless Fridays.

That's too Christian.

The pagans like Meatless Mondays.

And they don't do it as a sacrifice to God.

Well, they do.