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I know in general there's no room for pity when it comes to animals for food. But just felt sad reading this, especially the attempts to replicate Mike's case.
by enlightenedfool 11y ago
I know in general there's no room for pity when it comes to animals for food. But just felt sad reading this, especially the attempts to replicate Mike's case. It frustrates me that while we make a strong legal case against cruelty towards animals, we don't give a thought about those animals that are turned to food for humans. Of course, you could argue why harm vegetables/plants for food, but I guess animals suffer much more because of higher consciousness.
- venomsnake 11y agoActually we give a lot of thoughts. There are both care and butchering standards - sadly the later, as usual for religious people and law, is opt in. There are exceptions for kosher and halal. In Europe the animal well being is also codified into laws and regulation. And a lot of small farms do care about their chickens and livestock.