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But don't you think it's disrespectful to the earth we live on and to the God who created us and all other living things to go about treating other animals with so little respect? I understand that demand for meat is very big and it has to be met but animals should not be treated as objects.Quote:
Originally Posted by footpaul
I never bothered to watch the video, as I feel those videos only show the not controlled, meat processing envornments, and are only a very, very small percent of plants.
I have worked in a few meat processing plants, and I can tell you, the things they show on those videos, are NOT ALL true. I worked in a pork slaughterhouse, and it was very clean, got sanitized and cleaned nightly, and had Q & A (Quality Control and Analysis) walking through there every single day. The meat was handles properly, and was packaged properly. The floors were clean, tools were clean, machines, walls, bathrooms, everything was clean.
It is impossible to have a 100% sterile enviroment, but out of my 24 years of eating, I have never gotten sick from meat. I have once from undercooked meat, but that was my own falut, but from improper packaging or handling, never.
I think PETA should be worrying about animal abuse, but in the end, and animal is an animal, like a cow or pig, but like I said, the plants I've worked in and what most of them are, is a clean, non-abusive enviroment.
I eat meat, I like it. It has been around since the first caveman bonked a wooly mamoth on the head. Animals eat one another for survival, as do we. If you don't eat meat, so be it, but if meat does become illegal, be prepared for the reckoning of red meat hungry humans moving in for the kill, becvause I'll be leading them. :p
I'll be with nochowderforyou, the fat guy with a walking stick yelling controversial comments about vegatables.