18-10-2018, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Longdogs
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That's a very interesting article LQ. I asked Mrs LD if she would eat it and she said said she wouldn't. I think she has gone without eating meat for so long now that it would probably have an adverse effect. I think I would be prepared to give it a try if it stopped animal suffering but of course, as with all these things, there is always a negative side. It will be some time before we know it is safe to eat.
Judd, try the Quorn Southern fried bites (frozen) they are great.
And their southern fried burgers, they're very nice also, and I eat a lot of Quorn `chicken` pieces in curries and Chinese dishes too. Not fond of the Quorn mince though, it tends to go soggy if cooked too long.
18-10-2018, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by tarantula
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Animals are there for human use, I have absolutely no problem in them being slaughtered for meat as long as it can be done with as little discomfort as possible.
Same old remarks Tara, over and over again in spite of knowing not a single person here will agree with your selfish, uneducated statement.
Animals, and insects are all here as an important part of the natural eco-system and nature.
They go about their daily life, helping nature survive, reproducing, getting ill and eventually dying - just the same as you and me.
They are no more there for 'human use' than you are here for theirs.
18-10-2018, 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Mups
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Same old remarks Tara, over and over again in spite of knowing not a single person here will agree with your selfish, uneducated statement.Animals, and insects are all here as an important part of the natural eco-system and nature.
They go about their daily life, helping nature survive, reproducing, getting ill and eventually dying - just the same as you and me.
They are no more there for 'human use' than you are here for theirs.
18-10-2018, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Ray Cathode
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Of course if this catches on there will be no need for animals, no incentive to keep rare breeds. What's next, soylent green?
Why do we need meat anyway ?
18 million turkeys are 'bred' and killed for our Christmas celebration. That's no celebration in my book. How many ham joints ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0p93spbDac
There's also a case of Mad Cow disease reported in Aberdeenshire today. We wouldn't want that would we ?
18-10-2018, 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Puddle Duck
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It's an alternative to having massive slaughter houses , and cruelty. we can still keep animals in the fields. Wool from the sheep, milk from the cows and goats, eggs from the hens etc. Why do we need meat anyway ?
18 million turkeys are 'bred' and killed for our Christmas celebration. That's no celebration in my book. How many ham joints ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0p93spbDac
There's also a case of Mad Cow disease reported in Aberdeenshire today. We wouldn't want that would we ?
We managed to survive the outbreak in 1979 - 1990!!!
18-10-2018, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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We managed to survive the outbreak in 1979 - 1990!!!
18-10-2018, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by tarantula
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Animals are there for human use, I have absolutely no problem in them being slaughtered for meat as long as it can be done with as little discomfort as possible.
18-10-2018, 03:13 PM
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Re: slaughter free meat
Originally Posted by Besoeker
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For once, I agree with you. They wouldn't exist if there was no market for meat products.
Ofc these animals would "exist" if there was no demand for us to slaughter them.
Who are humans to say an animal should "exist" or not exist?
18-10-2018, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Aysa
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I find your comment totally offensive and arrogant....Ofc these animals would "exist" if there was no demand for us to slaughter them.
Who are humans to say an animal should "exist" or not exist?
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