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Hmmm... not sure about that remark... I've slaughtered a lamb myself, then ate a very good roasted lamb (it was very distressing, though). I also put down my d
by GFischer 17y ago
Hmmm... not sure about that remark... I've slaughtered a lamb myself, then ate a very good roasted lamb (it was very distressing, though).
I also put down my dog when we had to (which was way more distressing than that), so it might not be for everybody.
- drunkpotato 17y agoWay to miss the point. There is a world of difference between slaughtering an individual animal and a modern factory farm slaughterhouse.
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- GFischer 17y agoMaybe I missed the point, but I thought that McCartney's point had to do with witnessing the distress (and the killing) of the animals, not with the specific practices. So I thought that if you're willing to kill the animal yourself, then maybe you're able to condone the slaughterhouses even if you see them through a glass wall (maybe it will diminish your appetite, though :P - I wouldn't want to see it while eating!).