[Brother Leon]

"Animals have rights too"

But let's kill and eat them anyway, as long as it isn't Halal or Kosher...

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Brother Leon

"Animals have rights too"

But let's kill and eat them anyway, as long as it isn't Halal or Kosher...

So how they are killed is of no concern to you.

We don’t have any rules to stop us eating meat but we have some some rules about killing them in a humane way and therefore we should ensure these rules apply to all - no exceptions. Why would anyone want to cause an innocent animal unnecessary pain. Not on in my opinion.

How someone treats an innocent animal says a lot about them.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Brother Leon

"Animals have rights too"

But let's kill and eat them anyway, as long as it isn't Halal or Kosher...

True, animals can tell that they're about to be slaughtered whether they are stunned or not. The whole stunning aspect only helps hypocrites with their conscience, the animal will still be scared and distressed either way.

I love animals and I also eat meat, I simply accept the fact that regardless of the method, the execution of animals for meat is never pleasant and one method isn't better than another.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

True, animals can tell that they're about to be slaughtered whether they are stunned or not. The whole stunning aspect only helps hypocrites with their conscience, the animal will still be scared and distressed either way.

I love animals and I also eat meat, I simply accept the fact that regardless of the method, the execution of animals for meat is never pleasant and one method isn't better than another.

I dunno know about that, I'd say an animal that is stunned before slaughter is definitely a better method to an animal which isn't stunned first. Its thought to limit or stop the pain that it feels.

I'd say any slaughter house that doesn't do this at the least, shouldn't be running in this country (fortunately, the large majority, halal or otherwise, does do this), and I'd say we need to look for an alternative in the meantime which stops or limits their distress and discomfort too. Lets have a chat about it over a kebab.