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But they exist already, pretending they don't doesn't answer the issue of what happens to them all if everyone suddenly stopped eating meat tomorrow So you want to save all the animals by wiping them out through the stopping them breeding in order to solve the issue of their being raised for...

So forget about the future offspring, i'm asking what happens to the existing living livestock if everyone were to stop consuming meat or diary?

Why would they be kept alive? and by whom? using what money? Why would farmers want to continue to lose money on retaining their livestock, it's not like they could throw open the gates on their farms and let the animals roam free (they'll need grazing land, not just the same field they are in...

And what about the ones that already exist? We are not talking about a handful of animals, but millions Are they to stop them breeding to prevent the next generation which would need somewhere to live, food, water, etc?

I've always wanted to know what the Vegans think will happen to the animals raised for food if everyone stopped eating them Are they all to be set free to roam the wild? (what impact would that have on other wildlife when they are set free and no longer contained within enclosures on farmland)...