Going vege is easy, it's dairy products that are difficult to give up
Yh, I don't understand why people find it so hard, the only difficulty is like, if you're family eat meat so you have to make it yourself, the sight of meat disgusts me, especially red meat, btw, I would advise new vegetarians to drink organic milk, regular milk.. you might wanna put your food aside for this, it contains traces of blood, it's actually been proven, cows are forced to provide milk, even when they have none left, thus, blood is squeezed in, trust me, it's absolutely horrid.
As a vegetarian, I would never force my beliefs on to other people. Everybody should come to their own decision as to what they think is right or wrong.
This, this, this!
I never slate anyone who eats meat, don't understand why some meat eaters think it's ok to slate/question my beliefs and dietary choices!
If the animals are stunned prior to being killed it's not too bad, but when they aren't and they can feel everything - that's just too cruel for me and I would never encourage it.
If the animals are stunned prior to being killed it's not too bad, but when they aren't and they can feel everything - that's just too cruel for me and I would never encourage it.
From what I've read on this the majority of Halal meat IS stunned before it is killed, it is allowed under the rules of halal preparation, the only restriction is that the animal cannot be killed BY the stunning, death has to come from the slice.
This is different from kosher meat where stunning is NOT allowed.
Not cool to hate on the Jews at the moment though so we don't hear about that.
From what I've read on this the majority of Halal meat IS stunned before it is killed, it is allowed under the rules of halal preparation, the only restriction is that the animal cannot be killed BY the stunning, death has to come from the slice.
This is different from kosher meat where stunning is NOT allowed.
Not cool to hate on the Jews at the moment though so we don't hear about that.
Right, I must have got the two confused. In that case, it's the Kosher meat I don't like. I knew there was one where stunning was banned.
As a vegetarian, I would never force my beliefs on to other people. Everybody should come to their own decision as to what they think is right or wrong.
Would you also say that about the killing of humans?
After reading a comment I want to add that I would support such an action, if I may eat vegetarian foods on free meat day. Fasting does not come into question!
Because eating meat is natural and isn't immoral. We shouldn't feel obligated to look for alternatives. The faults in the meat industry is not the act of eating meat, it's more how the livestock are treated.
Dunno, I think 'the natural' is far more enigmatic concept than you, implicitly, give it credit for - how do you prove something's natural? However, temporarily ignoring that, can you think of anything that is "natural" and yet is something you wouldn't do?