Dr. Temple Grandin - "Humane Animal Slaughter" - Part 2

Dr. Temple Grandin continues her lecture on humane slaughterhouse design. Full 1 hour 20 minute video available at www.humanefood.ca

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• slaughter
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• humane
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• McDonalds

[darthspeaks]

I enjoy listening to intelligent people.

[DonkeyofHeaven]

I like Grandin. She is asking the system to act humane. And the more the system acts humane the better the system runs as far as productivity too. But she is still part of the system. Nothing is just black & white, all good or all bad. She is doing good work in a system that is fundamentally weird to the bone. Predators capture their meals, we are mass producing meals like insects. Meat companies are not predatory they are "insectatory".

[JakeLL]

If your're an aspie and you know it flap you hands!

[XxBeJeweledDancerxX]

Also, she speaks so much of the Big Agra use of her systems but we need to be aware of the codex alumintarius/Agenda 21 systems bankrupting our organic farms who already can't afford these elaborate humane slaughter lines. The large factories may be able to afford humane slaughter but then they treat the meat with viruses, and no mention is being made of the disgusting hormone injections, miserable GMO animals only BIg Ag creates, or the fact that e.coli epidemics all come from BIG AGRA farms!

[XxBeJeweledDancerxX]

Now if we could get McDonalds and the other food giants to quit peppering the food with deadly chemicals and drugs and GMO's shown to increase infertility we could consider ourselves humanely treated. Until then people are gonna keep eating that poison and wondering why they have so many degenerative diseases with no "apparent" cause. Lay off the GMO Soy, all you high and mighty vegans! It's killing you! 90% of world soy crop is GMO.

[bm5891]

Eating meat is a natural part of our diet, and unfortunately animals have to die to be eaten, that is the cycle of life. However, Dr. Grandin has done amazing work in order to make the process of slaughtering animals as humane as it can possibly be. If a slaughterhouse is designed and built properly, these animals really have no idea that they are going to die, not even in the final moments before they are stunned. You can't ask for more humane method of slaughter than that.

[Sevilea]

I love my animals mediam rare.

[jmdnarri]

Some animals eat plants, other animals eat other animls, humans eat both, that is just the way our world works

I think its much better that we find ways to be humane to the animals we eat, than to tear their throats out like wolves and wild predators

This woman does wonderful work!!!

[TheIdahoangler1]

Yes it is humane to make them comfortable. You will never turn everyone vege. I know that in other countries they are working toward making things better as well. I love a good steak nothing better. I usually eat fish and chicken for my health however I will have a nice 2 inch thick NY Strip Steak medium rare. Nice and bloody. and @Catawba2 flesh is healthy to eat just in moderation.

[Majikbeemer]

yes, it is so "humane" to trick an animal into not being scared before they are murdered! You people disgust me!

[missbabycakes69]

@librarychair Mc Donald have to as there has been a lot of scandals and concern and they have to much money to loose if they dont do things right. However Mc Donald's probably dont just get there meat from usa controlled slaughterhouses. Check other country's were it goes back to horror.