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A pragmatic choice is paying for meat that comes from animals that had "one bad day", from a local farmer.
by gaganyaan 2y ago
A pragmatic choice is paying for meat that comes from animals that had "one bad day", from a local farmer.
- jdmoreira 2y agoWhat does that mean? They are still being farmed right? Since they are sold for meat and there are no incentives to let them live a long life Basically they reach maturity and die
- aziaziazi 2y ago> they reach maturity Maturity is loosely used here, they reach a certain weight but not biological adulthood.
- gaganyaan 2y agoFarming can mean different things. If you want to eat meat, you can seek out meat from animals that have lead a good life, with all the food and self-actualization they want and no predators. Yeah, they inherently die before you eat them, but the life they lead was a fine one for their species. You can likely find this at a local farmer's market, and won't find it at Walmart. It'll be more expensive, but that's probably just the real cost of meat. If you don't like the sound of that, vegan food is getting better.