Commuta_Busa
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I'm glad im not a steak cow.

Didn't watch the vid, to busy scarffing down my bacon and cheese eggs prepared in whale oil.![]()

I love meat and eggs, and will continue to eat it, but after watching that, kinda made me sick. Some of the things that were being done to the animals WAS cruel. I could not imagine working in a place like that.
I'm glad most of my Beef / eggs are farm raised .. My friends a butcher and really tries to be as good to the animals as possible B4 doing what he has to do..
I was vegan for 15 years until I went hungry for a week in the cold , I shot Bambi and been eat'in meat ever since.. Kinda wish I didnt BUT ..
I do agree that the animals that are raised for food should not be considered pets and be treated as such.
Shoot, the last pig I raised I named porkchop, pinched him every now and then to see when he was ready to be bucheredAnd my last steer was named vittles. Nothing tastes like home raised.
You did what you had to do, and that's why humans are omnivores. However in my opinion meat is strictly a survival food.
My proof. If you have an all meat diet, you will become very sick and will die from it (millions of Americans are currently suffering from heart disease due to a poor diet/lack of exercise). However on strictly vegetable/fruit/grains/nuts diet you will live a long and abundant life. Don't BS me and say you will miss "essential" proteins from not consuming meat. You can gain the same proteins from vegetable. Beans and rice is the perfect substitute for that protein we "need" from meat
All of the animals in this video are highly modified domestic breads that would not exhist if it were not for man and the meat industry. They barely resemble the animals they decend from... and they're tasty.
But you also need certain b vitamins that are found in meat. I agree we are omnivores but we need a complete diet not just fruits or vegetables or meat but all.
I was thinking more about vitamin b2 and vitamin b5. High concentrations of both found in calves liver, yes I know that vitamin b5 can be found in mushrooms and certain vegies but not in as high of a concentration. We have canine teeth for a reason...
I do ask though if you think there is a more humane way to get the food to the table i would love to hear examples or ideas you have...even the supposed good farms would be considered animal cruelty.