[Billthedrill]

I can see it now: snow on the ground, a toasty fire in the fireplace, the relatives gathered around for Christmas dinner, and we all sit down, say Grace, and tuck into a nice, toasty-brown beetle with those little paper thingies on its legs. I guess there'd have to be eight instead of two. Might be a business opportunity there.

I dowannatalkaboud giblet gravy, thanks...

[discostu]

They haven’t checked the ingredients in non-kosher bologna.

[Venturer]

I will have steak someone else can eat the cockroaches.

The UN can KMA.

Why haven’t we run those slimy foreigners out of our country anyway?

[Ladysmith]

“I’ll give you my steak when you take it from my cold, dead hands!”

[CORedneck]

The elite want us to eat bugs and nothing else. They enjoy good food and we grudgingly eat bugs and worms to survive !

Only the “little people” have to comply with their fantasized rules and regulations !

[ScottinVA]

Humanity Needs to Start Farming Bugs for Food, Says United Nations Policy Paper

[ScottinVA]

[Chode]

maggots are easy to grow...

[FlyVet]

So, at the next poverty summit, I take it the UN delegates will be eating grasshoppers and cockroaches, instead of lobster, filet Mignon, and caviar?

[SunkenCiv]

The raising of livestock consumes two-thirds of the planet's farmland, and is a major source of greenhouse gases. Meanwhile, tons of edible, sustainable protein swarms all around us, free for the taking.

In the Star Trek TNG episode about this, it turned out that Starfleet had been taken over by insect-eating aliens. That episode sucked too.