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I'm not so much against killing animals than about letting a pig have a decent pig's life[0] and not allowing it to suffer when it's killed. It is a slippery sl
by throwaway_pdp09 6y ago
I'm not so much against killing animals than about letting a pig have a decent pig's life[0] and not allowing it to suffer when it's killed. It is a slippery slope though, and there are other ethical considerations such as the great inefficiency of producing animals for food when so many elsewhere can't get enough to eat. So perhaps and perhaps not. I guess for the latter reason I'll have to say no, but thanks for a constructive and helpful answer.
[0] Other animals and their lifestyles are available..
- greatpatton 6y agoThey are great inefficiencies for industrially produced meat, but all cow or pig that are let free to feed are more efficient as most of the land they are feeding on cannot be used to grow something useful.
- JumpCrisscross 6y ago> the great inefficiency of producing animals for food In this case, one could almost think of the product as supporting a nature reserve.