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#76
Just another reason to shop at Whole Foods.
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You are a joke if you eat turkey
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#78
Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
It does not mean we have to be extreme and cruel. That is allegedly what separates us from the rest of the food chain.
Watching shows like this have pushed me further from eating animal flesh than ever as I get older.
No need to treat anything or anyone else in a cruel and brutal fashion..we should expect more than this.
Finally somebody that gets it
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#79
[Quote: Originally Posted by tjohnsont]
Let's talk turkey....
Let me guess. You have investigated that company from top to bottom. Or do you just take their word for it?
I do my due diligence. They have animal welfare standards which work for me. There is a reason their market share is rising in the meat and poultry sector, and it is largely due to their harvesting practices. I am certainly more comfortable on Thanksgiving knowing that my meal comes from there than Tyson Foods or ConAgra, or someone along those lines.
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#80
Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:
If the human race lasts another 100 years, meat eaters will be looked at the same way we look at smokers today.
It is so obvious that a plant based diet is the most healthy, planet friendly, and humane way for us to eat.
Why is it obvious? Meat has been consumed since the dawn of man....smoking not so much. Why is being a vegetarian more healthy? The ones I know look like a stiff wind could blow them over and they are rarely in a good mood. Of course eating the "wrong kinds" of meat isnt good for you. I'm just not sure not eating meat is overall healthier....mind/body/soul.
Humane? Yes
Planet friendly? Dont think so. If people that hunt for food stopped hunting, several animal populations would get out of control quick, which would lead to food shortages and starvation. Not a good scenario.
Whatever floats your boat I guess. Burgers for me means more tofu for you. 
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#81
Thought this was a good read.
https://paleohacks.com/questions/68856/humans-werent-designed-to-eat-meat.html
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#82
Quote Originally Posted by Greedybastard:
Quote Originally Posted by tjohnsont:
Let's talk turkey....
Let me guess. You have investigated that company from top to bottom. Or do you just take their word for it?
I do my due diligence. They have animal welfare standards which work for me. There is a reason their market share is rising in the meat and poultry sector, and it is largely due to their harvesting practices. I am certainly more comfortable on Thanksgiving knowing that my meal comes from there than Tyson Foods or ConAgra, or someone along those lines.
https://m.naturalnews.com/news/036584_Whole_Foods_organic_produce_China.html
Didn't take me long find this interesting article.
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#83
Any company that buys food from China should be instantly discredited. Remember folks these are the same people that couldn't get baby formula right, lethal dog chew toys, rat meat passed as lamb and the list goes on. And most likely they weren't done by accident.
You can eat china food but no one really knows how they grow or raise the food product they sell and if the ingredients are truly what the label says.
Supposedly they were also making beef jerky from old leather belts.
Not gonna eat mcnuggets from china. And surely wouldn't say Whole Foods has higher than standard quality control if they buy from china.
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#84
Basically this post suggests most all of you could care less about human suffering or the turkey torture. Small sample size for the 6 billion on the planet - but a good gauge for why the seven deadly sins are followed by more people than the Ten Commandments. The world is more like hell everyday, but why try and do something about it, I have sports and gambling, video games, porn and my phone.
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#85
Quote Originally Posted by PhantomFlag:
Basically this post suggests most all of you could care less about human suffering or the turkey torture. Small sample size for the 6 billion on the planet - but a good gauge for why the seven deadly sins are followed by more people than the Ten Commandments. The world is more like hell everyday, but why try and do something about it, I have sports and gambling, video games, porn and my phone.
Basically this post suggests most all of you could care less about human suffering or the turkey torture. Small sample size for the 6 billion on the planet - but a good gauge for why the seven deadly sins are followed by more people than the Ten Commandments. The world is more like hell everyday, but why try and do something about it, I have sports and gambling, video games, porn and my phone.
Maybe you should just starve then you won't ever offend anyone with what you are eating. 
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#86
[Quote: Originally Posted by tjohnsont]
https://m.naturalnews.com/news/036584_Whole_Foods_organic_produce_China.html
Didn't take me long find this interesting article.
So let me get this straight. This thread is about the ethical treatment of turkeys, and you provide an article that says Whole Foods gets some of their beans from China? Keep up the stellar detective work.
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#88
Quote Originally Posted by Greedybastard:
Quote Originally Posted by tjohnsont:
https://m.naturalnews.com/news/036584_Whole_Foods_organic_produce_China.html
Didn't take me long find this interesting article.
So let me get this straight. This thread is about the ethical treatment of turkeys, and you provide an article that says Whole Foods gets some of their beans from China? Keep up the stellar detective work.
Absolutely great detective work considering what else are they hiding.
But u enjoy their story and enjoy yourself.
Ignorance and blind due diligence is truly bliss.
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#90
Quote Originally Posted by Randisist:
I LOVE the character assassins on this board...
(The ones who question the character of others.)
I actually got a good laugh off your post scal...
Thank You... Made my morning... 
Talk about the pot calling the kettle black... The hypocrisy on this discussion board is beyond belief... And actually quite humorous actually...
I LOVE the character assassins on this board...
(The ones who question the character of others.)I actually got a good laugh off your post scal...
Thank You... Made my morning... Talk about the pot calling the kettle black... The hypocrisy on this discussion board is beyond belief... And actually quite humorous actually...
That's one thing about Scal, Hypocrisy in the highest degree.
Histrionic personality disorder. It's sad
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#91
Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:
Tell us what you "see as meaningful in the end".
I'll tell you why.
Because it challenges them to change their lifestyle for a purpose they just don't see as meaningful in the end.
Yes they love animals, but they love the taste of animal flesh and simply won't change and give it up. They love dogs. Turkey's? Ah, get the carving knife out and cut me a leg.
Hence, they lend themselves to perpetuating the abuses (and watch again for those who need to, they are HORRIFIC abuses) of another living, breathing life that experiences all the pain we do and they simply deem that life inferior. Plain and simple.
This is cognitive dissonance of the highest order.
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#92
If early hominids followed your advice and didn't eat meat we would still be digging roots/tubers with a stick.The increase of the early brain was achieved by increased diet of amino acids of meat consumption and most of the animals of higher intelligence are meat consumers and may of achieved that status by consuming meat and evolving as to ways to aquire a meat diet. Meat Eaters-chimp,dolphin,crow,pig,baboon,octipus,squid.
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#94
Quote Originally Posted by Greedybastard:
Just another reason to shop at Whole Foods.
Just another reason to shop at Whole Foods.
Yeah Whole Foods who invented individual isolation cells for lobster while they await humane electrocution by electric prod in the eye socket. But thats a lot more humane than allowing them to congregate in a communal tank as they have for generations while awaiting boiling water....Give me a break ....there is a yuppie sucker born everyday.
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