I bet his pigs taste substantially better than what most can find at their local supermarkets. I know his pigs will be eating pumpkin in a few weeks. Bet they are sweet pigs at butchering.
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This is a terrible take and tbh this attitude is part of what is wrong with societies current relationship with their meat. I love my pigs, it may be different than I love a human, dog, or any other non livestock animal, but itâs still love. These animals feed my family and our community, supply income, improve our land and give our children memories they wonât ever forget. I am beyond thankful for that. What am I supposed to do? Treat them like shit?
Go raise animals, spend time with them daily, butcher them yourself and get back to me. If you still feel the same way then there is something wrong with you.
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The disconnect from the reality of food is a seriously concerning part of our society.
No matter where your food comes from, animals die for it. At least when you raise them yourself you can guarantee they had the best life possible
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Delusion is my superpower
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I donât butcher animals I raise that have the capacity to experience emotions like trust and compassion. And I donât eat pork. thanks anyway tho
All animals are not created equal. Thatâs why I donât eat mammals
No he should not kill them. Youâre missing the point entirely. If you want to raise animals to eat try a salmon pool or even chickens would be a better option, as far a morality and health
I bet youâd mess up this test:
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I donât care about intelligence when choosing an animal to consume. I care about its capacity for emotions like love and trust. According to the point your trying to make the punishment for murdering a human should be based on the iq of a person
I care about its capacity for emotions like love and trust
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Oh someone cuddles a chicken. That changes everything⌠retard