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Looking forward to this! Jamie is a great communicator on ethics

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First up is Peter Singer, who changed my mind so hard I started a whole organisation about it. changedmymindpod.com/episode/50-y...

Great article - its really important the Gov maintains its commitment not to undermine welfare through trade.

A Prop-12 style ban on low welfare imports is really a no brainer: It's fair for animals, fair for consumers and fair for farmers.

This might seem crazy, but are we sure this is good news?

1) In order to meet cage free and better chicken commitments, we actually need more farms (because they'll take up more space)
2) This could just 'offshore' animal ag to countries with lower standards

Would be interested in your take

I'm assuming many of your R-wing friends would be on the libertarian side of the right?

Why do they want to support Trump anyway? He's clearly not on their team, he's just stollen their football kit.

How about 'there basically isn't a strategy at all' - I feel like understanding the Trump White House in terms of the personality of the leader (liable to changing his mind, enjoys picking fights, likes to be seen as 'strong') makes more sense than trying to find some theory of strategy.

- How $1 can help free a hen from a cage for a year
- Why 0.01% of Americans giving $300/year would DOUBLE global funding
- How corporate campaigns have moved 40% of US hens to cage-free

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