I responded to that counterargument. I support the RBE primarily, but I do believe that we can inspire from Eco-socialism. It’s described in the Humanist Socialist Thought:
I have reservations about Beyond Meat and other plant-derived meats. And so do the other critics:
If you grow all the plants in monocultures and monsanto seeds, then the emissions reduction will be lower than plant-derived meat companies say, realistically.
And I don’t like how they put their ingredients on the front. It’s obviously PR:
The actual list of ingredients is here:
From a health perspective, not very good.
Also, they largely make only beef, but we eat more poultry than beef (and personally, I mostly never have eaten beef):
To close the loop, we need to agree to the following contract:
We collectively don’t know what works and what doesn’t exactly, besides what has been tested. We leave it to the judgement of others.
We are neutral to systems, judging from case-by-case basis. Systems which are not eligible for case-by-case basis evaluation are broad generalizations like socialism and communism.
Some systems, despite that they are all theory, are better than others.
Regardless of what system we use, we strive for the same goal: maximizing the quality of life of all humans.
Capitalism prioritizes profits over people, no question. As for other systems, we refer to the case-by-case evaluation.