EPTIs anyone here a vegetarian? For those who aren't, what are your thoughts after watching that?
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BeautifulJudas
New Zealand33 Posts
Is anyone here a vegetarian? For those who aren't, what are your thoughts after watching that? | ||
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ThePhan2m
Norway2750 Posts
The big question is rather, by buying meat you actually support this industry, is that something you agree with, is it right? without us buyers, it wouldnt exist. I think about that alot. | ||
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InToTheWannaB
United States4770 Posts
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GrandInquisitor
New York City13113 Posts
I still eat milk, eggs, and meat. But I'm not proud of it. | ||
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Archaic
United States4024 Posts
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Aegraen
United States1225 Posts
Obviously you can't wait 10+ years for animals to die to run a business. To Phan, I think too many people get caught up in the fallacy that 'natural' = good. Many 'natural' things are horrible for your health, in fact, most things that are natural are. If most things natural were so good, then our early ancestors would have been much better off, sadly they weren't. | ||
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King K. Rool
Canada4408 Posts
Of course I don't really care too much for animal welfare. Sure having animals (ie saving them from extinction, whatnot) are nice, but needs of humans > needs of animals. This video doesn't bother me at all. | ||
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Ronald_McD
Canada807 Posts
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BuGzlToOnl
United States5918 Posts
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Reason
United Kingdom2770 Posts
The world is a cruel place, just watch some nature documentaries if you don't already realise the reality of life. Cute little seals murder and eat fish alive, oh noes~~ | ||
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baal
10541 Posts
On May 29 2009 04:09 Aegraen wrote: Can't watch it right now, but we are on the top of the food chain. Doesn't matter how the animals were killed ultimately the question is, is the food of better use eaten, or letting to decompose when the animal dies? Obviously you can't wait 10+ years for animals to die to run a business. To Phan, I think too many people get caught up in the fallacy that 'natural' = good. Many 'natural' things are horrible for your health, in fact, most things that are natural are. If most things natural were so good, then our early ancestors would have been much better off, sadly they weren't. i want to throw up every time you type a post, your stupidity is so overwhelming im sure a great part of it its just for trolling purposes. Nobody is discussing the top of the foodchain, the fact we eat meat doesnt mean we have to make the annimal suffer for it entire life only to cut expenses, animals MUST be treated with dignity and minimizing pain. | ||
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baal
10541 Posts
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IntoTheWow
is awesome32277 Posts
On May 29 2009 04:09 Aegraen wrote: Can't watch it right now, but we are on the top of the food chain. Doesn't matter how the animals were killed ultimately the question is, is the food of better use eaten, or letting to decompose when the animal dies? ![[image loading]](http://www.mrarmageddon.com/awesome/learnedfromsimpsons/food_chain.jpg) | ||
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Aegraen
United States1225 Posts
On May 29 2009 04:25 baal wrote: i want to throw up every time you type a post, your stupidity is so overwhelming im sure a great part of it its just for trolling purposes. Nobody is discussing the top of the foodchain, the fact we eat meat doesnt mean we have to make the annimal suffer for it entire life only to cut expenses, animals MUST be treated with dignity and minimizing pain. Do you realize the whole point of the animals existence is to die and for us to eat them? This is called nature. Food is, yes a business. Do I want to spend 1.50$ for that LB. of meat, or do I want to spend 1.35$ for that LB. of meat. Is it feasible for small businesses (farmers), to increase costs? Pets and wild animals that aren't being hunted should be treated fairly and justly. Animals bred to be food, or those that are hunted, are fair game for the rules of conducting business. | ||
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Probe.
United States877 Posts
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Cloud
Sexico5880 Posts
On May 29 2009 04:31 Aegraen wrote: Do you realize the whole point of the animals existence is to die and for us to eat them? This is called nature. This is a priceless demonstration of sheer stupidity. Congratulations. | ||
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iSTime
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King K. Rool
Canada4408 Posts
On May 29 2009 04:31 Aegraen wrote: QFTDo you realize the whole point of the animals existence is to die and for us to eat them? This is called nature. Food is, yes a business. Do I want to spend 1.50$ for that LB. of meat, or do I want to spend 1.35$ for that LB. of meat. Is it feasible for small businesses (farmers), to increase costs? Pets and wild animals that aren't being hunted should be treated fairly and justly. Animals bred to be food, or those that are hunted, are fair game for the rules of conducting business. Especially the money part. Meat is expensive enough already. | ||
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Aegraen
United States1225 Posts
On May 29 2009 04:35 Cloud wrote: This is a priceless demonstration of sheer stupidity. Congratulations. ok, think about it this way. The increase of business is going to increase the cost to the consumer. Less fortunate people, and charitable entities costs will be increased. They will not be able to purchase as much food as they once could have. In effect, you put the lives of animals who are bred to be killed for food, above human consumption, hunger, and availability of food supply. Even if its 1/2 lb less food a week, its still less food that they could purchase. In the end its called nature. It all depends what you cherish more, animals or humanity. | ||
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Wotans_Fire
United Kingdom294 Posts
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