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Is Humane Slaughter Possible?

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    • Of course not, it’s a ridiculous idea
      56%
    • It could be possible
      44%

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That’s why it’s important to eat halal and kosher meat even if you are not religious there is a “humane” way they slaughter animals and they even receive prayer so I guess that’s truly the most convenient innocent way to enjoy meat unless you are butchering them yourselves :michael:

ofc not, imagine being bred to be killed and eaten? that in itself is brutal and inhumane and i say that as an occasional meat eater

On 7/20/2023 at 4:09 AM, KingKhalid said:

That’s why it’s important to eat halal and kosher meat even if you are not religious there is a “humane” way they slaughter animals and they even receive prayer so I guess that’s truly the most convenient innocent way to enjoy meat unless you are butchering them yourselves :michael:

How can it be normal to pass a knife along the neck, also when that requires these poor souls to see each other being slaughtered before they take their turn.. It is inhumane because when you slaughter an animal, they jump up and start kicking for life...

 

Killing is killing and we have no right to kill the animal and there is no humane way to do it but if you want to go that deep and choose the least harmful way, the halal / kosher way is far from it

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