Yes I do.
IMO, being a vedgetarian is very hypocritical.
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Yes I do.
IMO, being a vedgetarian is very hypocritical.
How?Originally Posted by CagneyDog
First of all, the machinery and processing that goes into grain kills hundreds of thousands of animals. Isn't it a bit hypocritical to be eating something that is inhumane and kills animals, and avoiding another thing for the same reason?
Slaughterhouses are inhumane, I agree. However,not eating meat does not mean you aren't supporting them! You better stop using glue, and wearing most brands of shoes. Oh, and throw away those leather belts, dog toys, collars, and leashes.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that it really just makes little sense to me to be a vedgetarian.
References, please? I have never heard this.Originally Posted by CagneyDog
By the way, most slaughter houses feed grains because they are cheap. Animals in slaughter houses consume much more grain every year than people.
I do what I can. In the world we live in, it is near impossible to avoid things made with animal by-products.Slaughterhouses are inhumane, I agree. However,not eating meat does not mean you aren't supporting them! You better stop using glue, and wearing most brands of shoes. Oh, and throw away those leather belts, dog toys, collars, and leashes.
So you're saying I am not doing any good by not eating meat? I've spared the lives of animals by not eating meat. I bet I haven't even made a microscopic dent in the entire problem, but it is a huge dent for the animals' lives who have been spared.
And it makes little sense to me for you to critisize a whole group of people who are doing the best they can about something they feel strongly about.I guess what I'm trying to say is that it really just makes little sense to me to be a vedgetarian.
Most slaughterhouses don't feed anything. They're slaughterhouses, not feed lots or farms. Cattle do get fed grain, they're herbivores. Feeding an herbivore a nice juicy steak would be a little silly, wouldn't it?
I never said that isn't what they should be fed.Originally Posted by Lady's Human
She stated
Which to me implys that I am therefore killing animals by eating grains. I was trying to show that most grain is consumed by animals (in slaughter houses, feed lots, farms ... whatever), not people. So the problem of animals dying in slaughter houses would still be the result of the consumers eating meat.the machinery and processing that goes into grain kills hundreds of thousands of animals
You don't eat bread?Which to me implys that I am therefore killing animals by eating grains. I was trying to show that most grain is consumed by animals (in slaughter houses, feed lots, farms ... whatever), not people. So the problem of animals dying in slaughter houses would still be the result of the consumers eating meat.
"Most" would be the key word. I'm a little confused? So just because MOST of the grain is consumed by animals means that you are justified to eat grains even though the processing kills animals?
So, yes if you want to look at it that way, "you are killing animals by eating grains."
The links to websites will come tomorrow as I'm heading off to bed. However, just from living around various farms it's common knowledge that various small animals do get injured and killed in the machinery. Do a quick google search for more information if you don;t want to wait until tomorrow.
No, with all do respect, I don't think you, or the collective of vedgies are making a difference. Frankly, the cows you didn't eat, were on the plate of your neighbour.So you're saying I am not doing any good by not eating meat? I've spared the lives of animals by not eating meat. I bet I haven't even made a microscopic dent in the entire problem, but it is a huge dent for the animals' lives who have been spared.
Arganade,
I do not eat KFC either. The way they kill their chickens is cruel and wrong. I have stickers that say NO KFC and as soon as I saw those I haven't eaten KFC since...
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