> I am of course talking about the meat you and I eat. Are you? How do you know what meat I eat? For example, I don't live in the US and I don't eat beef (I fi

> I am of course talking about the meat you and I eat. Are you? How do you know what meat I eat? For example, I don't live in the US and I don't eat beef (I find it tasteless and I prefer mutton which is also traditional to my local cuisine). As far as I can tell, the animals I eat aren't given multivitamins and I don't even understand why that would be necessary. I think you're generalising from your experience with meat in your country to the rest of the world without really being very well aware of what goes on in the rest of the world: how people eat and how they raise their animals. Perhaps that's something to think about before talking of what "we" do. There is a lot of planet Earth outside the place you live, you know?