Halal and Kosher hit by Dutch ban

[mapuc]

I respect those who's for or against this law, but have this in mind next time you eat in your local McDonald, Burger King or some other fastfood resturant

Some years ago, a documentary on danish tv, showed how those animal was treated or should I say mistreated.

Ohh by the way I'm for this law

And I use to eat at my local Burger king.(2-3 times/ year)


Markus

[Catfish]

And never wear leather boots

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by mapuc

I respect those who's for or against this law, but have this in mind next time you eat in your local McDonald, Burger King or some other fastfood resturant

Some years ago, a documentary on danish tv, showed how those animal was treated or should I say mistreated.

Indeed. I avoid meat from industrial mass production also, well, as best as I can when I buy some. I also do not eat pig, haven'T had beef since months, and have reduced my consumation of chicken even more, to maybe once a week.

Unfortunately chicken farms are a whole story in itself to tell - and a very miserable one. Possible that I will become more and more vegetarian all by itself over the coming years. Have already been that for almost ten years since my late teen-years, but that's long time ago.

Anyhow, the misery of industrial meat factories is no reason why halal and kosher slaughtering should be considered acceptable.

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Skybird

Indeed. I avoid meat from industrial mass production also, well, as best as I can when I buy some. I also do not eat pig, haven'T had beef since months, and have reduced my consumation of chicken even more, to maybe once a week.

Unfortunately chicken farms are a whole story in itself to tell - and a very miserable one. Possible that I will become more and more vegetarian all by itself over the coming years. Have already been that for almost ten years since my late teen-years, but that's long time ago.

Anyhow, the misery of industrial meat factories is no reason why halal and kosher slaughtering should be considered acceptable.

I do not eat pork-I don't like the taste and the smell.

I do like a welldone T-bone steak, but it's not without thinking on the cow and if it had have a good life and a painless and a nonstressed slaughter.

If they really is thinking animal wellfare, then they should ban Burger King, Mcdonalds and other fastfood resturant that use industrial mass production.

I love meat to much to denie it.

Markus

[tater]

Well done?

If you'd going to do that to steak, save a cow's life and eat TVP or something. Heck, that goes for cooking it past medium rare or so.