right a this very moment i'm eating some tasty slow cooked marinated barbeque sauce slathered tender juicy fall off the bone ribs finished off by carmelizing the barbecue sauce to the point where it's so sticky and sweet that you could get diabetes from just looking at it.
if meat is murder then i'm a regular hitler. cue the pork holocaust
Yes, we've come a long way towards product efficiency and factory lines have proven to show for a positive place in our society, but this is just cruel..animals aren't objects; they've living things that can feel pain. if we're going to kill them for food we owe them the decency and respect of one animal to another. being more evolved should allow us a bit more civility, especially when the resources are available. efficiency shouldn't rule over humane.
This is not (in most cases) how cows are slaughtered in America. In The States we slaughter cows by stunning them then bleeding them out THEN slicing their cuts cuz we can afford to do such things unlike these poor as shit African and middle east countrys
Modern humans use PRODUCTION LINES for every single thing that they do. it is a way of life.. (cheaper, easier) ...their is usually very little emotion involved in business transactions. OUR WAY OF LIFE.. my desk, my computer, my bed, my house. my dry cleaning, my car, my birth and my death.. these are all examples of things that production lines make cheaper. even our food, done EFFICIENTLY. it makes sense that our food would be treated no differently than every other thing in our life.
i tried being a vegatarian once but i play AAA junior mens hockey and you just dont get enough out of veg and protein shakes.....Iv strictly moved on to being a VAGITARION----GO VAG
First and foremost, vegetarians aren't limited to protein shakes as their only protein source. Second, there are at least 10 vegetarian Olympic champions, further proving that a vegetarian diet isn't unhealthy or insufficient.
Beyond Olympic athletes being a very small and by definition biased population to base an assumption on, the problem is when you don't eat meat when you're young, it doesn't matter nearly as much once you're an adult.
wolves were once the top of the food chain in the area that i live in. however, they have all been killed off. because of this, the deer population is left unchecked. so, according to the forest service, many of the deer will starve in the winter as there is not enough food to support the population. is it not humane to kill a small number of deer every year quickly with a gun, or is it better to let them starve slowly?
"Spam wolves were once the top of the food chain in the area that i live"
Humans killed the deer. Of course the natural thing to do would be to reintroduce wolves to their proper habitat.
"the deer population is left unchecked" That was the plan..
"so, according to the forest service" Which is a business for fake hunters.
"many of the deer will starve in the winter as there is not enough food" This is another excuse to kill. Deer don't breed as frequently when food supply is scarce.
Consider if people want to eat meat, the most under exploited source of animal protein on the planet, is humans. Approximately 4 billion excess humans live on this planet. If the other 2 billion simply eat the excess 4 billion, the population situation is easily solved! Think of all the wasted meat in Afghanistan, Iraq, Palistine, Africa, America and other poverty and war zones. Why are we wasting all this great meat? Get to it carnivores. Your job is obvious.
Animals on today's factory farms have no legal protection from cruelty that would be illegal if it were inflicted on dogs or cats: neglect, mutilation, genetic manipulation, and drug regimens that cause chronic pain and crippling, transport through all weather extremes, and gruesome and violent slaughter. Yet farmed animals are no less intelligent or capable of feeling pain than are the dogs and cats we cherish as companions.
The green pastures and idyllic barnyard scenes of years past are now distant memories. On today's factory farms, animals are crammed by the thousands into filthy windowless sheds, wire cages, gestation crates, and other confinement systems. These animals will never raise their families, root in the soil, build nests, or do anything that is natural to them. They won't even feel the sun on their backs or breathe fresh air until the day they are loaded onto trucks bound for slaughter.
Animals are our bitches and we can eat them if we damn well want to. You mad Peta?
jimmyboyG485 4 months ago
:0 vegi-burger are a good choice also but ima stick with BK
GlitchGamingTeam 10 months ago
right a this very moment i'm eating some tasty slow cooked marinated barbeque sauce slathered tender juicy fall off the bone ribs finished off by carmelizing the barbecue sauce to the point where it's so sticky and sweet that you could get diabetes from just looking at it.
if meat is murder then i'm a regular hitler. cue the pork holocaust
666lilnickY 1 year ago
PETA is soooo full of themselves... they have no right to force people into being vegetarians. They are no more then communists
MysticKnight38 1 year ago
@ hackajim:
Yes, we've come a long way towards product efficiency and factory lines have proven to show for a positive place in our society, but this is just cruel..animals aren't objects; they've living things that can feel pain. if we're going to kill them for food we owe them the decency and respect of one animal to another. being more evolved should allow us a bit more civility, especially when the resources are available. efficiency shouldn't rule over humane.
tinyvessels24 1 year ago
omfg i changed my mmind about ever eating meat poor animals
BellaBear102 2 years ago
Is that Alec Baldwin?
ryuga062 2 years ago
This is not (in most cases) how cows are slaughtered in America. In The States we slaughter cows by stunning them then bleeding them out THEN slicing their cuts cuz we can afford to do such things unlike these poor as shit African and middle east countrys
99ACE97 2 years ago
Man, I want a burger all of a sudden
Aquaman37 2 years ago
omg, why di i watch this, im in tears imagne if like giants, (if they were real), ripping our head off, wouldn't you want to live?
i mean the fear of hanging upside down, getting ready to die, the smell of boody and dead-ness. god save us.
i want to be a vegi but i think it will be dead hard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
poor cows,chickens and cattle, eeeg.
courtz4life12 2 years ago
omg...meat is fuckin murder...i will never eat it again...never.....x(( poor animals..
XxyumyummKittyXx 3 years ago
Modern humans use PRODUCTION LINES for every single thing that they do. it is a way of life.. (cheaper, easier) ...their is usually very little emotion involved in business transactions. OUR WAY OF LIFE.. my desk, my computer, my bed, my house. my dry cleaning, my car, my birth and my death.. these are all examples of things that production lines make cheaper. even our food, done EFFICIENTLY. it makes sense that our food would be treated no differently than every other thing in our life.
hackajim 3 years ago
:( Poor Cow, i will NEVER touch meat again!!
rockinpirate101 3 years ago
That's totally metal.
lieblingsfrizb 3 years ago
mmmm i love meat..Good food
moonbaby38 4 years ago
i tried being a vegatarian once but i play AAA junior mens hockey and you just dont get enough out of veg and protein shakes.....Iv strictly moved on to being a VAGITARION----GO VAG
juicyjussi 4 years ago
First and foremost, vegetarians aren't limited to protein shakes as their only protein source. Second, there are at least 10 vegetarian Olympic champions, further proving that a vegetarian diet isn't unhealthy or insufficient.
identityisrelative 2 years ago
@identityisrelative
Beyond Olympic athletes being a very small and by definition biased population to base an assumption on, the problem is when you don't eat meat when you're young, it doesn't matter nearly as much once you're an adult.
jimmyboyG485 4 months ago
wolves were once the top of the food chain in the area that i live in. however, they have all been killed off. because of this, the deer population is left unchecked. so, according to the forest service, many of the deer will starve in the winter as there is not enough food to support the population. is it not humane to kill a small number of deer every year quickly with a gun, or is it better to let them starve slowly?
crisingc 4 years ago
"Spam wolves were once the top of the food chain in the area that i live"
Humans killed the deer. Of course the natural thing to do would be to reintroduce wolves to their proper habitat.
"the deer population is left unchecked" That was the plan..
"so, according to the forest service" Which is a business for fake hunters.
"many of the deer will starve in the winter as there is not enough food" This is another excuse to kill. Deer don't breed as frequently when food supply is scarce.
crisology 3 years ago
Consider if people want to eat meat, the most under exploited source of animal protein on the planet, is humans. Approximately 4 billion excess humans live on this planet. If the other 2 billion simply eat the excess 4 billion, the population situation is easily solved! Think of all the wasted meat in Afghanistan, Iraq, Palistine, Africa, America and other poverty and war zones. Why are we wasting all this great meat? Get to it carnivores. Your job is obvious.
jaimehuesos 5 years ago
Animals on today's factory farms have no legal protection from cruelty that would be illegal if it were inflicted on dogs or cats: neglect, mutilation, genetic manipulation, and drug regimens that cause chronic pain and crippling, transport through all weather extremes, and gruesome and violent slaughter. Yet farmed animals are no less intelligent or capable of feeling pain than are the dogs and cats we cherish as companions.
WMcMullin 5 years ago
The green pastures and idyllic barnyard scenes of years past are now distant memories. On today's factory farms, animals are crammed by the thousands into filthy windowless sheds, wire cages, gestation crates, and other confinement systems. These animals will never raise their families, root in the soil, build nests, or do anything that is natural to them. They won't even feel the sun on their backs or breathe fresh air until the day they are loaded onto trucks bound for slaughter.
WMcMullin 5 years ago
not every slaughterer is that bad, but unfortunately some are evil -.-
so you have to mind where your meat comes from
JaheiraVanHeaven 5 years ago