Animal rights

[Tyrion]

Originally posted by Druid Bremen

We'll ruin ourselves in the end if we eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat. In the end, extinction for most species. Then we won't have chicken meat and steak to eat.

 

That's where the phrase "everything in moderation" kicks in.

[Thrackan Solo]

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Originally posted by Druid Bremen

We'll ruin ourselves in the end if we eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat. In the end, extinction for most species. Then we won't have chicken meat and steak to eat.

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Ever seen the movie Soilent Green? Anybody?

Its about how there is a shortage of food so they take old people and turn them into green crackers and feed it to the poor...

mmmmm:eek:

[ronbrothers]

Originally posted by Druid Bremen

Animals are living entities. We are living entities. So, if we can make burgers out of animals, then I suppose that animals can make steaks out of us too. Perhaps a pointless post, but...

 

That would be just fine if we were lower on the food chain. But it doesn't work out that way.

 

Personally, I have the utmost respect for animals, especially if they are prepared propperly. Medium rare. No steak sauce needed.

[ronbrothers]

Originally posted by Kylilin

 

Not even a vegan could turn that down.

 

 

Now that looks mighty tastey!!!!

[ShadowTemplar]

Originally posted by rccar328

But that's where capitalism kicks in...it's not really in McDonald's best interests to let cows & chickens to go extinct, so they're gonna keep food species populous.

 

Except when short-sightedness kicks in first. Capitalism doesn't exactly have an excellent track record when it come to preserving endangered species.

 

Then again, cows are not really endangered.