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Since we are all going to die too, just like the animals, then why should we even bother to improve our own standard of living?
you know.. since hippos have yet to keep humanity in check!
That's funny you said that.
I have been a vegetarian since I was 14. It's funny, when I meet new people they feel "guilty" for eating meat in front of me.
I tell them it's MY CHOICE to be a vegetarian, I would never try to change their way of eating. The only control I have of healthy eating habits is my 13 yo daughter's and myself.
(My fiancee loves his meat products btw)
yea dude.. THOUSANDS of hunters in this state are out of sight when they string up the fucking deer and rip it's guts our of it's skinned carcass.
The whole chicken thing is a little disturbing. But we need chicken. It's the cheapest meat out there.....that and pork.
They're cheaper because they don't require much for a huge output. Start building them mansions and ideal habitat, and suddenly they are no longer economical.
id love to see some examples. Im pretty sure a pack heirarchy is not the product of "rights" so much as it is "im going to fucking kill you if you try to fuck that bitch over there"
Can you tell me where it's running into the ocean at?
Farmers have to account for their waste.
Investigators looked at farming's effect on the oceans -- and they found a devastating relationship. The Pew commission's report concludes that farm runoff has become the main source of pollution in the oceans.
The problem begins with nitrogen fertilizer, says former Kansas governor and commission member Mike Hayden. Farmers use large amounts of nitrogen fertilizer because it's an inexpensive way to improve their yields. But the chemical plant food doesn't stay on the farmland. It seeps into groundwater and streams, then into the Mississippi River, and ultimately it winds up in the Gulf of Mexico. Each state along the Mississippi is responsible for tracking local water quality, says Hayden, but no one is responsible for monitoring the cumulative effect.
Also the whole thing of giving an animal rights based on its purpose is retarded. Every animal (indeed every organism) has the same purpose. Survive and breed.
People who beat animals EAT them? thats a new one. You probably would have starved in the first 150 years of our nation, dude.. not to mention in any culture earlier than the advent of a boca burger.
Oh, please, you are actually lying here, or you really are stupid. Read my post in context. Even out of context, it means nothing more than that people don't have to eat meat to keep from starving.
Can you show me that it does? People don't need to eat meat, you know, to keep from starving.
Not my problem that you are a knee-jerk reactionary and think I'm saying we shouldn't eat meat.
hey.. go ahead and pull a standard ravi reaction, yo. it's not like it's a rare beast around here.
Honey, nitrogen fertilizer isn't pig shit.
Fertilizer is used to fertilize fields where crops are grown. So the more crops you grow, the more nitrogen you're going to be dumping into the sea.
But what if said "forcing" results in fewer people dying of starvation?
