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Offlinecalishroomer
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ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix)
    #1269797 - 02/01/03 11:06 PM (21 years, 1 month ago)


origionaly posted by "blaze2"

"okay i havent been here long or anything but i have nothing against hunting as long as most of the animal is used in someway. what i do have a problem with is the rich bastards in thier humvees just going around killing for the sake of killing to put the head on the wall. angry i have nothing against vegaterians i dont see how someone lives that way but its not my place to judge. also i think that that cali was just trying to make a joke and this whole thing was taken way too seriously. look how he put in the ident format. its not like he just went "hehe look what i shot" on a final note this was the title of an article in the new discovery. "oh deer exploding populations of white-tailed are striping our forests of life" man has kept their populations in check for years then we all went and saw bambie now people are feeding them and babying them while their populations explode. just something to think about. "

blaze2, this is my point EXACTLY. i wasnt trying to rag on anyone, i was just having phun!~!~!~

ive seen articles like the "exploding populations" ones a million times. i had an ethical teacher when it came to hunting (my father). i learned super early that if your going to hunt it and kill it, to eat it, and not let it go to waste. everyone here should be aware that i am disabled, and when it comes to stuff like this, and my limited income, it really takes up the slack, as does the wild edibles i collect along the line. the two deer in the origional picture have lasted
me about 2 monthes so far, with about another 2-3 months to go. look at it from a monetary value alone if you will. average price of beef in our stores today is 3.99 -6.99 a pound. even good hamburger (something that doesnt seem like its 50% fat and shrinks to nothing when you cook it) averages around 2.99 a pound. ok lets look at it this way.if you take say, the 2.99 a lb hamburger and ad that up in lbs by what the two deers dressed weight is (100X2=200) then devide that by 2.99 ( the price for the hamburger) your looking at 598.00 in hamburger all by itself ( if the deer were hamburger). luck would have it that deer, if prosessed properly have the same cuts of meat beef do (for the most part) i get ribs,ball tip roasts ,tri-tips,steaks,ect. from the deer. i do all of my own butchering,so i dont incurr the extra cost (its easy). also, if you know how to prosess the venison (deer meat) to can get rid of all of the game taste so many people doslike. i bet anyone i can cook them venison and they would never eer know unless i told them it wasnt beef....

now on to the article mentioned above by blaze2:

blaze2...

i know what your saying when you talk about the deer explosion story. ....without giving up my location exactly, i can tell you that within 30 miles of my house theres an area (richy rich) called "kelly's ridge"..... this is on one of the largest man made lakes in california , lake oroville, and it sports the largest man made dam , oroville dam. for several years the deer have become a menace in the area. there are literally THOUSANDS of deer. in peoples front and back yards. eating there garden. eating there flowers. sleeping in there garages. you can drive down the street there and have to honk your horn to get them out of the way, then they just stand there and look at you. you know why?.....the whole area is made up of retired seniors......a long time debate here is that on one hand they scream and holler " the deer are eating us out of house and home" then when the DFG (dept. of fish and game) take notice, and offer to catch and move the deer ( not kill them) the old people holler "NO, THESE DEER ARE OUR PETS"...YOU SEE THE PROBLEM.

copied from a story located at

http://folkbird.net/ebb/Rex/roadrunr.html


But I waited, and waited, until almost five, and nothing had happened. I began to think I was on a wild goose - er, roadrunner - chase after all. It seemed like such an unlikely place for a bird of the open spaces. It was an expensive neighborhood, with finely tended lawns and landscaping, quite out of the logical habitat of a roadrunner. It seemed everything was there except cactus, which is the plant most often associated with roadrunners. I did see fan palm, exotic trimmed hedges, and a host of other imported species. Two bold deer walked down the wide street, and picked out a juicy yard for nibbling. Then I knew what Ron Scherer meant when he said, rather annoyed, that deer ate everything he planted on Kelly Ridge.


anyway, im glad that theres someone else out there that sees my point.


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Offlineamnesiaseizure
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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: calishroomer]
    #1269968 - 02/02/03 03:01 AM (21 years, 1 month ago)

But when it comes down to it, nutritionally we don't need to eat animals at all.

The vast majority of people consuming meat do so because they enjoy it. Does this mean that your personal satisfaction of a meat based meal overides the suffering the animal had to go through for you to get it? If it's a 'yes' then sorry, but how could you be more selfish?

That is if you agree that animals do actually suffer by being used in this way...

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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: amnesiaseizure]
    #1270145 - 02/02/03 05:10 AM (21 years, 1 month ago)

A well placed kill shot and animals don't suffer.

Have you ever even hunted??

I got my first gun at 6, I've hunted all my life. the animals I kill don't suffer.
When i shoot them in the heart, they get a rush of adrenalin,that keesps them from feeling pain, they either run 20 to 30 yards then fall over dead or drop dead.

and you know what FUCk animals, GOD put them here for us to eat.
says so in the bible.
If he didn't want us to eat animals, they wouldn't be so tasty.


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: amnesiaseizure]
    #1270211 - 02/02/03 05:37 AM (21 years, 1 month ago)

Selfishness is defending those "poor defenseless animals" because it makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside.  All you care about is feeling good about yourself, you're addicted...  Face it. :grin:

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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: amnesiaseizure]
    #1270461 - 02/02/03 07:11 AM (21 years, 1 month ago)

I eat meat, and I enjoy it.

Human beings are on the top of the food chain. We are also omnivores. It is natural to eat meat.

I'm not a huge fan of the beef industry. It is destroying the planet. So are cars. Everyone who drives a car is a selfish asshole?


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: joe666]
    #1270479 - 02/02/03 07:17 AM (21 years, 1 month ago)

fuck god, what does he know

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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: spud]
    #1270923 - 02/02/03 10:25 AM (21 years, 1 month ago)

All it comes down to is meat tastes good and its no one else's business.

It's between me and the cow, man.


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: Senor_Doobie]
    #1271088 - 02/02/03 11:34 AM (21 years, 1 month ago)

I'm a proud member of PETA.





People Eating Tasty Animals


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pi [Re: spud]
    #1271257 - 02/02/03 01:18 PM (21 years, 1 month ago)

Quote:

fuck god, what does he know 




Somebody's going to hell!

:grin:


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: amnesiaseizure]
    #1271310 - 02/02/03 01:41 PM (21 years, 1 month ago)

I'm a human being: a primate, and an omnivore. I have canines for a reason. I don't see these animal rights people telling lions not to eat gazelles.


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: Killjoy]
    #1271435 - 02/02/03 02:41 PM (21 years, 1 month ago)

Selfishness is defending those "poor defenseless animals" because it makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside.

Last I heard, that was selflessness. I reckon if animals had a voice it would be much more difficult to for people to feel good about eating meat. Because people don't have to do the killing themselves they seem to be able to detach themselves from the fact that the animal was murdered senselessly for us to eat. I say senselessly because we can get all the protein and iron from other foods of which there are lots and lots of yummy ones. Studies show vegetarians are not deficient in iron, and are healthier than meat eaters eg. much less likely to get cancer or dementia. I gave up meat 6 months ago and I don't miss it a bit.

Other good reasons for not eating meat are environmental. Grazing animals take up a larger area of land than growing plants. If we used all the space on this planet devoted to grazing cattle for growing plants we would be able to feed all the people in the world.

By the way, apparently meat has an amount of adrenalin in it which may be related to aggression seen in people who eat a lot of meat. The adrenalin is present because of the terror the animal felt before being slaughtered.


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: enotake2]
    #1271505 - 02/02/03 03:10 PM (21 years, 1 month ago)

Since when does eating meat cause dementia?! Do you think its wrong for other animals to be carnivorous? To me, the vegetarian argument doesn't make a bit of sense. If you were out in nature, I can guarantee if a predator saw you, it wouldn't hesitate to jump on your back, claw out your eyes, bite off your head, and devour your entrails. That's the way the food chain works. And animals don't have a vioce for a reason, man. It's called conciousness, something they would require for me to feel bad about eating them.


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: calishroomer]
    #1271520 - 02/02/03 03:18 PM (21 years, 1 month ago)

The reason vegetarians are healthier on average is probably because they spend more time thinking about their health and eating habits. There are lots of people who eat meat who are very healthy.

Eating meat is natural. No matter what kind of silliness is on the PETA website, our bodies are designed to process meat. Other animals hunt and eat meat, and they do it without any respect for the feelings of their prey.

I eat meat, and I enjoy it. I think I should be fed to animals when I die, it's only fair.

With that said, the conditions in the modern slaughterhouse are definately unpleasant. Not only are the animals treated horribly, but the workers there are working under what are likely the most deplorable conditions in any industry.


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: bert]
    #1271582 - 02/02/03 03:43 PM (21 years, 1 month ago)

And animals don't have a vioce for a reason, man. It's called conciousness,

Animals do have feelings man. They experience pain. We can't see inside the head of another human - we have to infer their feelings of pain from their behaviour and we can measure their physiological reactions. Well animals exhibit the same behaviour and physiological reactions. They writhe, scream, try to avoid the source of the elicitation etc, and they have the same physiological reactions - increased heartrate, increased blood pressure, sweating and pupil dilation. Feelings are largely a function of the diencephalon which is well developed in most animal species.

They have an awareness of themselves and others. There is no criteria of consciousness that people have set, which hasn't been demonstrated in animals. Dolphins recognise themselves in mirrors, apes and elephants grieve, apes and dolphins socially interact, many animals create mental maps, many animals are keenly aware of the higherarchy within their group, etc.

Humans don't only eat meat - we don't need it like other animals do, therefore we can make a choice about whether we eat it or not.

Here is a link on the relationship between meat eating and dementia


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: enotake2]
    #1271616 - 02/02/03 03:54 PM (21 years, 1 month ago)

Animals are yummy and i eat them daily :smile: In fact I have even killed alot of animals I have eaten. I feel no guilt and will glady do it again n again till I die :smile:

Becides Mushrooms were made to go with steak hehehe 


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: Bavet]
    #1271629 - 02/02/03 03:59 PM (21 years, 1 month ago)

So do you kick your dog when you've got the shits too?


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Computer games don't affect kids. I mean if Pacman affected our generation as kids, we'd all be running around in a darkened room, munching pills and listening to repetitive electronic music.

"Being bitter and hateful is like drinking a vial of poison and hoping the other person gets sick" FreakQLibrium

"My motto from here on out is: If someone or something (including me) in my life is conducting themselves in such a way that they can be seen on Jerry Springer, it's time to take out the garbage!!! When you stop taking their behaviour personally and see their antics as a true reflection on their character, it becomes absolutely nauseating." Anon. on abusive relationships.

Edited by enotake2 (02/02/03 04:21 PM)

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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: enotake2]
    #1272479 - 02/03/03 12:24 AM (21 years, 1 month ago)

A diet high in fat and protein and low in carbohydrates has been proven to lower weight, reduce high blood pressure, eliminate heart disease, Cure diabetes,etc.

I eat almost nothing but meat and am healthier than I have ever been! I lost 43 pounds in 3 months and have lowered my blood pressure to normal levels.I have much more energy than I ever had before.

Someone very close to me had blood sugar levels upwards of 300 on a regular basis. This person was shooting up with ungodly amounts of insulin 3-6 times per day! Eating meat brought blood sugar levels to near normal and allowed her to cut the insulin to 1 shot per day. She will be off of the insulin soon.

I do eat veggies as well, But meat is my food.  Meat has improved my life. :smile:


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: enotake2]
    #1272484 - 02/03/03 12:32 AM (21 years, 1 month ago)

face facts....

WE ARE THE TOP OF THE FOOD CHAIN.......

everyone eats meat, even poor defenseless vegitarians (they just dont know it)..in the wild, there are no such things as "true" vegitarians. even the animals that primarilly eat plant matter run across an ocassional catapillar or 2. i really dont think they stop feeding to remove them before they shove the leaves and plants into there mouths, and contrary to popular belief by veg people, even the poor defensless lillte worms are MEAT. you snivel about the animals feelings, an esentially what you say is plants have no feelings. THATS BULLSHIT. plants respond in different ways to different stimuli just as animals do. they respond to cold, heat, music, ECT. do you think just because plants dont have nerve endings and brains like we do they dont feel stuff?...bullshit. there are several PLANTS that are canivorous just like us (they just dont eat beef ect). the venus fly trap is one. it secreats a special enzyme in its traps to attract flys and other insects.
it has special hair like sensors that detetect movment , and upon detecting it has a juicy morsel in its trap, it shuts and DIGESTS the little bugger, just as we would a big phat piece of prime rib.  the pitcher plant also eats meat. it has liquid in the bottom of its vase shaped body that attracts bugs, they fall in,drown, and ARE DIGESTED FOR FOOD.as far as  the suffering of animals when there killed. they do , on occasion suffer. thats part of life.every living thing on earth suffers one time or another. dont believe that they suffer as much as they do in areas that are overpopulated ,WHEN THEY STARVE TO DEATH from lack of food.in my opinion,  that would be worse than mis-guiding your bullet and making a non-instantanious death shot. did you know that there have been cases of deer actually being canabalistic in some circumstances?....

i think its pretty shallow of a vergitarian to judge a meat eater just on the premis that the animal "suffered".....i dont understand why they would feel that the veggy there eating didnt suffer when it was eather cut or pulled from the field. also, some veggys and fruit ARE STILL ALIVE WHEN YOU EAT THEM. lets look at a pineapple for instance. are you aware that you can cut the top off of a pineapple, treat it right, plant it, and it will grow?......HMMMM......doesnt this mean its still alive when you eat it?.....i would think so.....i dont know one vegitarian who doesnt eat yogurt, AND ITS ACTUALLY LIVE CUTURES. so, in my opinion, by eating it, your eating aLIVING entity.....how does the yogurt feel when it hits your stomach acid?.....does it have pain sensors?.....i really dont know. it sounds to me like its ok then to eat something as long as it doesnt have a mind of its own.....


everythings alive on this earth, even the soil you walk on, and the water you drink out of your faucet (to some extent i should say)

in my opinion ( and remeber, opinions are like assholes, everyones got one) its wrong for anyone to judge anyone for what they do, or how they survive when you , as a human being, are incapable of even judging yourself.

i really enjoyed getting up this am and finding so many replies to this post!!.......made my whole entire day! :laugh:


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: calishroomer]
    #1272874 - 02/03/03 04:44 AM (21 years, 1 month ago)

I don't think vegetables can feel pain.They do not have any nerves. I'm on your side when it comes to eating meat,but let's be real.


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Re: ethics of eating meat.......(continued from here more pix) [Re: sirreal]
    #1273178 - 02/03/03 06:21 AM (21 years, 1 month ago)

I'm sorry but none of you seem to have the first idea about this issue. You're right, it does make me feel pretty good to be vegan but then so does not pissing my mates off or being good to my girlfriend. Are you seriuosly gonna go for the total lack of altruism argument?

There can be no doubt that animals feel pain. Just check their reactions to shoving a pin up their arse. They look like they're enjoying it? no.

This whole thing about being at the top of the food chain is just a smoke screen too. We are the most highly evolved creatures on the planet and with that comes the ability to empathise. With this we can imagine the effect we have on other sentient beings and alter our actions accordingly. Just because we stand so tall does not mean we should abuse it. To say that we ARE omnivorous is to deny evolution. It is a choice and can be unmade. As long as you don't live in a country where there is a lack of vegetable based foods then you have no excuse for the harm being done to the animals you consume. ALL the nutrients and vitamins you need can be got from a plant based diet and there is an enormous amount of evidence - some from top nutritional experts - that say a vegan diet is way healthier than a meat based one.

I was shocked to see a reference to God being thrown in as well. If you actually want to follow the bible to the letter then you should understand that God made us overseers of the planet and all his creatures. Does this really condone keeping them on hormones in the smallest space possible for the highest profit? Looking at them in terms of monetary value and the way they taste instead of seeing them as individuals with their own experience of the world? I think he would be dissapointed. But i agree - fuck god.

It also amuses me that those who eat meat know fairly little about the issues surrounding it whereas most vegetarians/vegans have heard BOTH sides of the argument, considered them and come to the decision they see best. Which, in most cases, is changing their diet.

It was Einstein who said that how far one can call a populous 'civilised' depends on how well they treat their animals. I think we're failing by a long way.

Really though, I don't want to be flamed - it's dull - but i AM genuinely interested in hearing a well structured argument FOR eating animals that doesn't involve the notion that they don't suffer. That idea is just too ridiculous to consider.

Speak to y'all soon!!!....


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