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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Asante]
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You do not discard the organs, these can be eaten. In fact I love offal (organ meats) and the meat industry does not spend time and money raising the animal just to throw away these commodities.


I did have a discussion with a friend who just turned vegan. He says he has no problem with people raising animals for food, but the conditions they are kept in are inhumane anymore because its all about volume, and not quality. The hormones we give them are because we do not allow them to grow naturally, and be normal animals before slaughter, and thats not healthy and we dont get the nutrients we are supposed to, so we eat entirely too much meat.

I seconded that by saying the conditions are also unsanitary, and cause those kinds of problems, and that we have no excuse in america for factory farming in the exact same places we used to free range, and the american farmer suffers while the corporations make huge profit off of meat, and that meat quality is suffering in taste as well.

he stated that its fine to raise animals and then slaughter them. They do not see it coming, and they lead their lives. ITs normal,

however we keep them in fear he said, and those hormones go into the meat causing less nutrients and dont taste as good.


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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Cannabischarlie]
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Cannabischarlie said:
You do not discard the organs, these can be eaten. In fact I love offal (organ meats) and the meat industry does not spend time and money raising the animal just to throw away these commodities.


I did have a discussion with a friend who just turned vegan. He says he has no problem with people raising animals for food, but the conditions they are kept in are inhumane anymore because its all about volume, and not quality. The hormones we give them are because we do not allow them to grow naturally, and be normal animals before slaughter, and thats not healthy and we dont get the nutrients we are supposed to, so we eat entirely too much meat.

I seconded that by saying the conditions are also unsanitary, and cause those kinds of problems, and that we have no excuse in america for factory farming in the exact same places we used to free range, and the american farmer suffers while the corporations make huge profit off of meat, and that meat quality is suffering in taste as well.

he stated that its fine to raise animals and then slaughter them. They do not see it coming, and they lead their lives. ITs normal,

however we keep them in fear he said, and those hormones go into the meat causing less nutrients and dont taste as good.



Another good reason to eat grass-fed meats. No hormones, they're allowed to forage and eat what they were designed to eat. Not to mention how nutritionally superior they are over factory farmed meat.
As for the organs, mmmmm, I had some liver this morning!


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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Asante]
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Voted yes on both.

I love animals, but I also currently see them as useful for food and essential clothing. Don't agree with the fur trade personally as thats killing for vanity IMO.

Cows are bred specifically to eat, and given the right situation to be honest I wouldn't have any problem doing the same to a deer, or a rabbit or a pheasant, or whatever in the wild. I tend to eat organic farmed red meat, I'd eat completely organic if i could afford it.

For me it's partly that gaining all my nutritional needs is a pain in the arse at the best of times (I struggle to put weight on) so meat is something I value. And to be honest, I love the taste of meat, (and it's convenient). Although after some bloody nasty food poisoning the other day I don't think I'll look at a burger for a while... they taste so much worse on the way back 4 hours later. Bulls revenge lol.


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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Crasher]
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Crasher said:
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Also, I euthanized a puppy with my bare hands



We call that killing in my book.



I would call it killing if it were pointless, it was not. She was seriously ill when I took her, and though the vets I was working with at the time did all they could for her, we were in a primitive situation and she was rapidly deteriorating. As an animal lover with a 10-day old puppy in serious pain and starting a bodily shut-down, and having none of the "pink stuff" that does the job in most vet offices, I had a choice among letting her sweat it out, strangulation, or drowning. I took strangulation as the most humane of the options. THAT is euthanasia.

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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: trillby33]
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I would call it killing if it were pointless, it was not



Then every cage-bred and inhumanely treated creature is euthanized for our consumption.
I feel better already.

Damn semantics.


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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Crasher]
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We make decisions based on love or fear.  Love is the key to  amplifying energy and raising consciousness.  Compassion is having love for all sentient beings.  Killing animals and eating them is the consciousness following what the body wants.  Energy does not move upward in this case.  It does ground you.  Many people who have never taken psychedelics (or done yoga, meditation, etc.) are grounded their entire lives.  They almost never question things.  They trust their government (government is literally control of the mind).  They are terrified of dying because they have never experienced anything outside of their body.  They OBJECTIFY every other being; whether it is a cow or their supposed life-mate... They are fear based and can not grow now, "we're at war! 911! salmonella in the tomatoes Oh No!" The cake is melting in the rain.......

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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Mr.Al]
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You're not patrick swayze, and this isnt donnie darko.

Edit: Im gonna start using cake in the rain as an analogy for a bad time, that was awesome.


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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Mr.Al]
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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Mr.Al]
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:rofl:


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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: boxcarguy07]
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boxcarguy07 said:
factory farmed meat.



I keep hearing this, can you post a picture of a factory farm?

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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Mr.Al]
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Mr.Al said:
We make decisions based on love or fear.  Love is the key to  amplifying energy and raising consciousness.  Compassion is having love for all sentient beings.  Killing animals and eating them is the consciousness following what the body wants.  Energy does not move upward in this case.  It does ground you.  Many people who have never taken psychedelics (or done yoga, meditation, etc.) are grounded their entire lives.  They almost never question things.  They trust their government (government is literally control of the mind).  They are terrified of dying because they have never experienced anything outside of their body.  They OBJECTIFY every other being; whether it is a cow or their supposed life-mate... They are fear based and can not grow now, "we're at war! 911! salmonella in the tomatoes Oh No!" The cake is melting in the rain.......



You've yet to explain how a killing a cow is any more "grounding" than killing a plant, other than using the word "sentient". How do you know a plant isn't just as sentient as a cow?
Life requires death to live.
Our bodies and our spirits are intertwined. Eating meat is good for my body and it is good for my spirit.

As far as the government, they're the ones telling us to severely limit our intake of red meats, and eat MORE grains.


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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Mr.Al]
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Mr.Al said:
We make decisions based on love or fear



I make decisions based on reasoning through the outcomes, no fear, no love, just logic

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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Prisoner#1]
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Prisoner#1 said:
boxcarguy07 said:
factory farmed meat.



I keep hearing this, can you post a picture of a factory farm?




http://www.texasgrassfedbeef.com/national_disgrace.htm

comparing pictures of grass-fed and "conventional production agriculture"

sure, it's from a website selling grass-fed meat but I knew of this source offhand so I didn't have to search for ya :grin:


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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Mr.Al]
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"Okay. But you're not listening to me. There are other things that need to be taken into account here. Like the whole spectrum of human emotion. You can't just lump everything into these two categories and then just deny everything else!"

Ive taken plenty of psychedelics, done yoga, meditation, I question things constantly.  I still like meat and porn and it has absolutely nothing to do with fear.  Do hunger and sexual desire fit into the fear or love category?

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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: boxcarguy07]
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boxcarguy07 said:
Prisoner#1 said:
boxcarguy07 said:
factory farmed meat.



I keep hearing this, can you post a picture of a factory farm?




http://www.texasgrassfedbeef.com/national_disgrace.htm

comparing pictures of grass-fed and "conventional production agriculture"

sure, it's from a website selling grass-fed meat but I knew of this source offhand so I didn't have to search for ya :grin:




this is the feed lot I was referring too, it's the last few
months prior to slaughter where they're fattened up on grain,
that's why there's no grass, all cattle are grazed for most of
their lives, some also get grain as a supplement to the grass



here's an example of a black angus operation, a typical factory
farm, the guy has several hundred head and he rotates paddocks
so there's always grain until it's auction time, does it look
familliar... only difference is those last 3 months


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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Druggie04]
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I think that's an excellent point.


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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Prisoner#1]
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Still, those last few months of only grain plus the grain being available before that makes a WORLD of difference nutritionally.


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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Mr.Al]
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I know plants are sentient.  I have talked to trees while tripping on 2CB.  I know a very particular tree in the back yard.  I told him that I was very impressed with with his eloquent (but extremely slow with extensive pauses) speech and told him I want to be his student.  He told me he can teach me how to grow deep roots.  I call him William Shatner, (sp?) for obvious reasons....  The etymological latin roots of the word govern-ment means literally: control of the mind.  Their food pyramid scheme is illuminati propaganda.  It is a sick joke, much like nailing a carpenter's son to a tree. ILLUMINATI must behave themselves or they will face physical & metaphysical annihilation.  God has sicced a few million angry chinese gangsters, 100 thousand chinese assasins, and 3000 antsy ninjas on them if they do not comply.  Check out Robert Fulford.......Tell me, if you could have a meaningful conversation with, say, "Betsy the cow", could you still kill her???????

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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: boxcarguy07]
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boxcarguy07 said:
Still, those last few months of only grain plus the grain being available before that makes a WORLD of difference nutritionally.



really? between it and aging it can improve the flavor of beef, it
certainly fattens them up for more sale weight

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Re: A question for the meat eaters [Re: Mr.Al]
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Mr.Al said:
I know plants are sentient.  I have talked to trees while tripping on 2CB.  I know a very particular tree in the back yard.  I told him that I was very impressed with with his eloquent (but extremely slow with extensive pauses) speech and told him I want to be his student.  He told me he can teach me how to grow deep roots.  I call him William Shatner, (sp?) for obvious reasons....  The etymological latin roots of the word govern-ment means literally: control of the mind.  Their food pyramid scheme is illuminati propaganda.  It is a sick joke, much like nailing a carpenter's son to a tree. ILLUMINATI must behave themselves or they will face physical & metaphysical annihilation.  God has sicced a few million angry chinese gangsters, 100 thousand chinese assasins, and 3000 antsy ninjas on them if they do not comply.  Check out Robert Fulford.......Tell me, if you could have a meaningful conversation with, say, "Betsy the cow", could you still kill her???????



You can't be serious I hope?


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