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Kosher animals must be healthy. If improper feed, treatment or illness contributes to unhealthy the animal is rejected. As to exact feed, I believe it traditional to feed both grass and grain. As to anything else, not in my interest. I'm sure kosher butchers trust the farmers they get the animals from.
Kosher animals must be healthy. If improper feed, treatment or illness contributes to unhealthy the animal is rejected. As to exact feed, I believe it traditional to feed both grass and grain. As to anything else, not in my interest. I'm sure kosher butchers trust the farmers they get the animals from.
All animals must be healthy to use them for food. Nothing special about kosher laws in this respect.
Please define "improper feed" according to kosher laws. There is no such thing.
The fact is that kosher meat & poultry is no healthier than your average non-kosher meat & poultry, especially in Western Europe, North America, and Oceania.
What are the USDA standards for feed?
Do these standards really allow for feces as you've already stated they do.
I stated no such thing.
kosher butcher or not, the USDA has the final say on the acceptability of an animal for food.
You explicitly stated that feces is acceptable according to the USDA and therefore acceptable feed for a kosher animal.
The problem is you are spreading the fertilizer so fast and so thin you can't keep up with your own hating.
I've eaten in kosher establishments. On particularly hot days, I've also walked into non-kosher establishments to have a Coke if there are no kosher places nearby. I can tell you that some non-kosher establishments have pungent smells that kosher places simply do not have.
I once bought kosher chicken to see if smelled better and looked better.
It did not. The best meat I have ever bought is USDA Organic chicken and grass-fed beef from Whole Foods.
Kosher meats look crappy.
I doubt if you go shopping. Your mother probably does all the shopping for your family. Moreover, if Kosher meats look crappy, maybe you can tell us why Muslims buy this "crappy looking" meat?
You explicitly stated that feces is acceptable according to the USDA and therefore acceptable feed for a kosher animal.
The problem is you are spreading the fertilizer so fast and so thin you can't keep up with your own hating.
You're a liar. I said no such thing.
Now tell me, what are the best settlement products to boycott?
Vic does not realize that if the animals suffers or when the lungs and organs are inspected the meat can be rejected as not kosher. Kosher goes beyond cleanliness, lack of cruelty, removing blood and certification. It is careful in picking the animals before killing, making sure there are no tears in the skin upon killing and that the health of the animals is examined internally as well. No sign of disease inside is permissible or the animal is rejected.
You have a very naive idea that Kosher butchers would throw out meat that doesn't comply with kosher laws or toss animals if they violate Kashrut regulations.
Man, its a business. Profit is their motive. They are going to do everything they can to maximize profit.
Until I see evidence that there are large groups of auditors that go out and examine the integrity and thoroughness of Kosher-certified meat & poultry plants, I'm going to use my brain and assume the thumb is on the scale.
Listen, you have never worked in a Kosher processing plant, so you really should use your brain to stop making silly remarks. Until you get a job in one of these plants, you actually are no authority on what is going on. I would never tell you what is going on in a Halal processing plant because I have never been employed in one.
If you're into boycotting kosher products and female circumcision, then circumsize a mule and you won,t have to boycott it.So, what is Sallys expertise about Kosher butchers?
I am all for boycotting anything and everything made in Israel because it is an Apartheid Regime. That includes meat produced by Kosher butchers, although I am personally aware of no individual meat products for sale from Israel in my local markets.
I have not a thing against Kosher butchers, per se, it is simply not a thing I am into, the same way I do not embrace other such cultural practices , like female circumcision.
You have a very naive idea that Kosher butchers would throw out meat that doesn't comply with kosher laws or toss animals if they violate Kashrut regulations.
Man, its a business. Profit is their motive. They are going to do everything they can to maximize profit.
Until I see evidence that there are large groups of auditors that go out and examine the integrity and thoroughness of Kosher-certified meat & poultry plants, I'm going to use my brain and assume the thumb is on the scale.
Listen, you have never worked in a Kosher processing plant, so you really should use your brain to stop making silly remarks. Until you get a job in one of these plants, you actually are no authority on what is going on. I would never tell you what is going on in a Halal processing plant because I have never been employed in one.
So, what is Sallys expertise about Kosher butchers?
I am all for boycotting anything and everything made in Israel because it is an Apartheid Regime. That includes meat produced by Kosher butchers, although I am personally aware of no individual meat products for sale from Israel in my local markets.
I have not a thing against Kosher butchers, per se, it is simply not a thing I am into, the same way I do not embrace other such cultural practices , like female circumcision.
You have a very naive idea that Kosher butchers would throw out meat that doesn't comply with kosher laws or toss animals if they violate Kashrut regulations.
Man, its a business. Profit is their motive. They are going to do everything they can to maximize profit.
Until I see evidence that there are large groups of auditors that go out and examine the integrity and thoroughness of Kosher-certified meat & poultry plants, I'm going to use my brain and assume the thumb is on the scale.
Listen, you have never worked in a Kosher processing plant, so you really should use your brain to stop making silly remarks. Until you get a job in one of these plants, you actually are no authority on what is going on. I would never tell you what is going on in a Halal processing plant because I have never been employed in one.
Kosher animals must be healthy. If improper feed, treatment or illness contributes to unhealthy the animal is rejected. As to exact feed, I believe it traditional to feed both grass and grain. As to anything else, not in my interest. I'm sure kosher butchers trust the farmers they get the animals from.
All animals must be healthy to use them for food. Nothing special about kosher laws in this respect.
Please define "improper feed" according to kosher laws. There is no such thing.
The fact is that kosher meat & poultry is no healthier than your average non-kosher meat & poultry, especially in Western Europe, North America, and Oceania.
[/QUOTE]So, what is Sallys expertise about Kosher butchers?
I am all for boycotting anything and everything made in Israel because it is an Apartheid Regime. That includes meat produced by Kosher butchers, although I am personally aware of no individual meat products for sale from Israel in my local markets.
I have not a thing against Kosher butchers, per se, it is simply not a thing I am into, the same way I do not embrace other such cultural practices , like female circumcision.
So, what is Sallys expertise about Kosher butchers?
I am all for boycotting anything and everything made in Israel because it is an Apartheid Regime. That includes meat produced by Kosher butchers, although I am personally aware of no individual meat products for sale from Israel in my local markets.
I have not a thing against Kosher butchers, per se, it is simply not a thing I am into, the same way I do not embrace other such cultural practices , like female circumcision.
You have a very naive idea that Kosher butchers would throw out meat that doesn't comply with kosher laws or toss animals if they violate Kashrut regulations.
Man, its a business. Profit is their motive. They are going to do everything they can to maximize profit.
Until I see evidence that there are large groups of auditors that go out and examine the integrity and thoroughness of Kosher-certified meat & poultry plants, I'm going to use my brain and assume the thumb is on the scale.
Listen, you have never worked in a Kosher processing plant, so you really should use your brain to stop making silly remarks. Until you get a job in one of these plants, you actually are no authority on what is going on. I would never tell you what is going on in a Halal processing plant because I have never been employed in one.
So, what is Sallys expertise about Kosher butchers?
I am all for boycotting anything and everything made in Israel because it is an Apartheid Regime. That includes meat produced by Kosher butchers, although I am personally aware of no individual meat products for sale from Israel in my local markets.
I have not a thing against Kosher butchers, per se, it is simply not a thing I am into, the same way I do not embrace other such cultural practices , like female circumcision.
9 Brands You Can Boycott to Hold Israel Accountable for Its Violation of International Law
http://www.policymic.com/mobile/art...ts-violation-of-international-law.*Sodastream
Jaffa Oranges
Ahava
Golan Heights Wine
Victoria's Secret
Sabra Hummus
Medjool Dates
Eden Springs Water
Hewlett Packard
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