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Parth Trivedi
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How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Dec 31, 2011
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Basically, this is about finding solutions to the problem of animals being brought to life simply to
be put to death brutally for the benefit of the the human society (meat-eating, or any other use of
animals). Yes, I understand that it's the food chain we're talking about here, but we're going
against nature by doing intentionally giving birth to animals. And also, keeping them in huge
quantities in a small space, locked up is something that should be considered equal to human
torture. On the other hand we try to help animals in different aspects, but we seem to ignore these
things. I always believe in equality. However, I understand due to current global economy, it is
mandatory to be practicing this or else there will be a shortage of food, at least for a while.
That's the point of this thread; to find out what you think.
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Jan 30, 2012
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Hey, I completely agree with you. I'm a vegetarian by-choice so I don't really buy their products,
but I sure would like to do much more to try to put an end. Is there anything I can do?
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Jan 31, 2012
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I agree. If we stop supporting companies that produce meat by doing inhumane things to animals then
they won't be financially stable enough to keep going. To do this would be a great challenge, more
than just a few people would have to commit to this or it wouldn't really make a difference all. A
shift towards vegan or even vegetarianism would be a great step forward.
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Mar 19, 2012
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Feeding the world hunger is always the common excuse used to justify all the killings. The only way
I see it with a solution is still by converting to vegan diet. Again the question is whether we want
to commit ourselves to it or just stop by with only words.
This post was edited on: 2013-03-26 at 03:53 PM by: Fraser McFarlane (Moderator)
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Mar 27, 2012
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Basically, how I see is that as human beings, we are also considered animals. although being a
vegetarian, I still believe eating meat, or other plants shouldn't be considered 'immoral', since
animals eat each other or other plants in order to survive. But what I see wrong with the picture is
that animals are brought to life only to be killed to feed us. The way they're being treated is like
they're not living things, but just another product of the global trade. I don't think there's
anything moral with that.
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Apr 4, 2012
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I feel that people need to think about all animals on the same level.
How would a meat-eater feel if someone killed their dog and ate it? it would be horrible.
If a dog is an animal and a pig is an animal, shouldn't the response be the same? it should all be
considered the same. If you wouldn't eat a dog someone killed you shouldn't feel any better about
eating a chicken, pig, or cow.
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Apr 13, 2012
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I guess it's a catch 22 situation with regards to feeding pets pat food that has animal by-products
in it.
One easy solution is to go veggie or vegan!
check out Forks over Knives! a really great documentary on the negative effects of eating meat and
animal products
http://www.forksoverknives.com/
some of my friends watched this doc and went vegan. it's that good!
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Apr 18, 2012
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Hi,
I agree that we need to do something about it. I'm actually interested in the slaughtering of
horses and how to stop it. It is delicacy in Europe and they have no cares about the horrible way
they are killed! Although it is illegal in the United States to kill horses, it isn't in Canada and
Mexico. Any thoughts about this issue?
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Apr 22, 2012
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Write a petition and get signatures. Then send it to the European and Canadian parliaments. i help
you to get more signatures.
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Farhad
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Apr 24, 2012
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Referring to the most of guidance and recommendations either from the religious teachings or experts
findings, eating and consuming too much meat (as is consumed by most people) are not witnessed.
Looking at the life styles of prophets of God and great thinkers and scholars, almost the same
results are witnessed.
On the other-hand, overweight is one of the most health problems of the contemporary man. We are
converting lots of food and specially meat to making ourselves overweight.
It seems we can solve it by
1- eating less meat which will cut down the consumption and killing of animals in general and
killing of horse and whale in particular.
2- when some of us eat less meat, hopefully those who are not able to purchase and eat a little meat
find a chance to eat some.
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This post was edited on: 2012-04-24 at 03:06 AM by: Farhad
This post was edited on: 2012-04-24 at 08:22 AM by: Farhad
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Jul 4, 2012
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Easy to do .
No buy,no sell.
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Jul 4, 2012
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Something that may help is buying "free-run" eggs and chicken.
There's also the option to buy wild fish.
We need to change our ways. Cows and pigs probably wouldn't be able to survive in the wild.
An alternate would be wild hog and buffalo.
So... does anyone here eat A LOT of meat?
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Aug 8, 2012
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The worlds meatpacking industry is dominated by a handful of corporations that process massive
quantities of meat in huge plants. As a result of inadequate food safety standards and lax
inspection practices by the USDA, these corporations are able to operate unsanitary facilities and
send out meat contaminated with dangerous bacteria. These facilities are also extremely dangerous,
and meat-packing is among the most hazardous jobs in the nation.
http://www.sustainabletable.org
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
Aug 16, 2012
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the invention of the perfect plant based food which gave all ingredients needed , technology is
working wonders producing meat subs, but there are oceans of knowledge still to discover. in science
fiction it has been called soma.2nd if the real cost of meat is reflected veg would be 5 times
cheaper and healthier too, 3 then education.
but i wont live to see it
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Re: How to Reduce/Eliminate Animal Slaughter
May 29, 2013
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It is almost sometime no one has answered your question.
Using wild fish is one good choice but currently world wide fishing is not sustainable. A new order
and perhaps international agreements are needed for sustainable fishing. In that order, fishing will
be done on proper times and not when female fish is carrying lots of eggs in the body.
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