Bestial Bill wrote:STD_Caps wrote:Eating meat DOESN'T have to involve suffering to animals, no matter what some people say, as if the right laws on husbandry and processing are adhered to, suffering is not part of the process.
However, to force an animal to die is suffering. Especially if it is happy. Most laws where animals are concerned do not sufficiently offer them a good life.
Killing an animal humanely doesn't have anything to do with suffering. Calling an animal 'happy' is a bit of a stretch too, although the issue of animal consciousness is somewhat contentious.
I can kind of see your point. Regardless, I don't think it's right to breed something to die. Also, the majority of animals do suffer in the farming industry, without a doubt. That's why the viva and Kentucky Fried Cruelty campaigns matter.
Today I had pasta and pesto with a stuffed pepper. It was juice, I tell thee. I then made some very quick cookies with an internet recipe (took less than 10 mins prep and cooking!). A bit dry but there is a good idea in there.
