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Topic	Vegan: I Refuse to eat anything that comes from a living creature
Questionmarktarius 06/17/17 2:59:41 PM #24:	Doctor Foxx posted... Questionmarktarius posted... Doctor Foxx posted... A tomato is not the plant anyway. It's the fruit of one. You can keep harvesting those tomatoes. ...until the first frost, when the tomato plant withers and dies. Yes and many other plants, cultivated or not, will meet that same fate each year in climates with winter. What is your point? Tomatoes are a perennial in their native climate and don't necessarily die. There are also more and more greenhouses that grow year round and I imagine they don't let plants like that die. It'll be awkward as hell when the cops bust a basement hydro op, and find nothing but tomatoes and various legumes. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:881297547] in Vegan: I R... [t:75471744]...</cite> <quote><cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote>A tomato is not the plant anyway. It's the fruit of one. You can keep harvesting those tomatoes.</quote> ...until the first frost, when the tomato plant withers and dies.</quote> Yes and many other plants, cultivated or not, will meet that same fate each year in climates with winter. What is your point? Tomatoes are a perennial in their native climate and don't necessarily die. There are also more and more greenhouses that grow year round and I imagine they don't let plants like that die.</quote> It'll be awkward as hell when the cops bust a basement hydro op, and find nothing but tomatoes and various legumes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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