Possibly the "SADDEST" documentary ever made...., page 3
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reply posted on 12-10-2008 @ 05:57 PM by Constitutional Scholar
reply to post by _Phoenix_



Overpopulation is what destroys nations, ecosystems, and eventually our planet.

There is no denying that.

Thats why hunting is necessary. If an area is overpopulated with deer, the ecosystem will cease supporting that deer population and they will eventually die in large numbers due to starvation, disease, etc etc.

We need a culling of the herd of humans in order to prevent overpopulation.



reply posted on 12-10-2008 @ 06:11 PM by LostChildrenOfBabylon
Originally posted by MoonMine
Wow... just wow.

I just do not know how to become a vegan (no meat, leather anything) but what I do know is that this film shows a lot of cruelty which is not know to the general public.

So, F&S and get the word out.

The best thing which may come out of this is awareness, and possibly path to more oversight into unneccessary animal suffering in Food production.

I never understood the Entertainment value of animals (like bull fighting)

As far as Science goes. It is all Big Bussiness. Products destined for human consumption cannot goto market without the regulatory animal testing first. In an age where we can simulate every part and function of the human body using supercomputing, this should not be neccesary anymore.

A lot of money is being made, which is fine, but animals should not suffer unneccessarily. I for one would be more than happy to pay say twice the price for a steak that I knew for sure came from an animal that did not suffer as seen in the film. If that is at all possible.

Terrible. Another example of capitalism @ its worst.

Again, I will not be a vegetarian, but I strongly feel that if this film is correct and actual, awareness of this needs to be created.

I found the reference to a new form of virus that came into the food chain through bad recycling of carcasses frightening. Maybe nature is trying to convey a message to us as well.

Damn. I wish I did not watch this...

Depressing...

MoonMine


agree 100%


reply posted on 12-10-2008 @ 06:20 PM by Amaterasu
Originally posted by ghaleon12
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post by _Phoenix_



A cow can't tell the difference between a knife going into its throat or a wolf ripping its jugular. So what makes humanity bad because of this? The cow dies either way.


While I agree with you in principle, I can assure you a cow knows the difference between being nose to butt with others, eating an unnatural diet, up to its teats in excrement, and being injected with hormones, antibiotics, etc., from...

Cruisin' through its days eating grass, wandering around a wide pasture, seldom encountering excrement, having no injections, and otherwise having its dignity acknowledged.

I have no issues using animals for food, but I will not eat CAFO animals. I don't eat beef or pork, anyway, and my chickens are all locally and lovingly pastured.

Some of you care more about animals than people, and its disgusting. I'd rather see an animal die so a human can live.


I neither care more nor less, seeing that in all things an honor and respect should be given. Though I accept my place as a omnivore, and will nourish my body with flesh - that being the only abundant source of of some nutrients - I will also thank those that died to feed me. And make sure the life they do have is a good one.

[edit on 10/12/2008 by Amaterasu]


reply posted on 12-10-2008 @ 06:43 PM by sty
reply to post by Constitutional Scholar



the only creature that overpopulates the Earth is us as far as I know. About 40% of the mamals are on the brick of getting extinct. I guess human overpopulation is the cause of agresive food industry that sure needs to feed the people.

I personally believe we should find ways to produce synthetic meat , that is just like natural meat but not a part of an animal. Iv seen once a TV program about an experiment trying to grow cow muscles, however I am not sure how that would actually work on industrial scale, but i guess it would be possible..



reply posted on 12-10-2008 @ 06:48 PM by sty
reply to post by Yarcofin



I agree with you that the animals are not as intelligent as we are. However, it is bit too far to say they are just a pack of instincts. Insects , yes. But animals that would have a cortex and neurons do have a more than you think. After seeing this doc, I was wondering.. what if alliens 100 times more intelligent than us would come over.. would we be a very good large industrial take away farm? in the end we would be too stupid in comparation with them.. would they say that we probably do not even have a soul ? bit concerned now

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reply posted on 12-10-2008 @ 06:49 PM by Unlimitedpossibilities
reply to post by sty



You bring up a good point. Organic all the way. The high price however, will make anyone cut back there consumption. Just as along as organic means respect and homage to the animals we eat.
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