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Well there's conflicting opinion, some argue kosher and halal methods are in fact humane as a swift incision is made and the blood is drained causing quick death. There are studies that western methods may actually cause more pain. I mean shooting a bolt to the head of a sheep hardly shows you to be compassionate
The meat is also far more clean, and it's a method that's been practiced for a long long time. So how about you focus on other things like battery farming where there's pretty much a general consensus that it's inhumane, rather that attempt to alienate minorities even more than they already are. And lbr that's the only reason why this thread was created, LeatherTrumpet seems to be obsessed with pissing off people with religious beliefs |
I don't eat meat but don't condone people who do,I just hate the way we cant be trusted to treat these animals well while they are alive and at least make their demise as painless as possible,abbattoirs are disgusting places where rules are flaunted ,animals teased and beaten and in the main they get away with it,If people had to kill their own meat or visited an abattoir there would be more veggies I think.
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Didn't they also used to marry 12 y/o girls to their much older cousins and uncles back then? Let's try to put things in perspective... |
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John Blackwell, head of the British Veterinary Association, said animals should be "stunned" before slaughter.
Mr Blackwell told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that animals should be "stunned at the time of death", which would render them "insensible to pain until death supervenes". "It's important at the time of death for the animals' welfare not to be compromised," he said, while adding that he "respected the beliefs of religious sects". 'Inflamed prejudice' He said that sheep could remain conscious for up to seven seconds after having their throat cut, while for cattle it was two minutes. He said there was "good evidence" that showed that animals could perceive pain at the point of having their throats slit, but he conceded that this research was not conclusive. Animal rights should come before religious beliefs, he added. I am wondering who is thinking that sheep and cows dont feel any pain or discomfort by getting their throats slit and humans do...? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-26463064 |
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are you religious Salman!?
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lol, wait, so are you saying that people who adhere to archaic religious traditions are thick? i'm confused by you salman.
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Are we still talking about meat?....
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Tbh I dont know much about different ways of killing for meat. But I think it should always be done in the most humane (hard given the circumstances though..) and (more importantly) quickest way.
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Chickens that live their lives in tiny cages without being able to stand up properly so people can buy cheap eggs... Pigs kept in pens too small for them to even turn around and are bred continually so people can have cheap pork... calves taken from their mother as soon as they're born and kept in the dark for their short miserable life so that people can pay through the nose for veal... all cruel. Did the veterinary surgeon who seems so concerned with religious rites have an opinion an any of that stuff, do you think? |
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