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HA! Nice point-by-point refutation -- NOT! Your comment can be translated thus: "I don't like hearing criticism about my carnivorous life-style, so I'll just say you "veered off"" and get the hell out of here."
Thanks for providing an excellent example of why the odds of humankind changing in time to avert catastrophe are slim to none.
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