Damn Farms: Farm to Fridge

[skelolego229]

Stocking, you fail in every statement you stupid 15 year old bitch.

and does that sound right to you?

Yes. problem?

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[blaman]

This is why animals adapt and evolve. I wouldn't be surprised if these live stock did evolve.

They aren't going to evolve just because we forget them over in slaughter houses.
Humans are just going to genetically modify them into even better animals that have more meat and stuff. Maybe we can remove their sensation of pain some day, or engineer them to die on their own when they reach a certain age.

[Lørd Tøny]

You would act different seeing kittens get thrown into a meat grinder.

They aren't going to evolve just because we forget them over in slaughter houses.
Humans are just going to genetically modify them into even better animals that have more meat and stuff. Maybe we can remove their sensation of pain some day, or engineer them to die on their own when they reach a certain age.

Oh not only this sounds like it comes from a science fiction movie but there is a chance the modification could mutate the animal into something horrific. I would love to see an actual failed experiment cause something horrible like a zombie virus, a mutant monster or whatever. It's still very possible.

[skelolego229]

You would act different seeing kittens get thrown into a meat grinder.

i hate cats irl
kitten are cute but im indifferent to thier pain/emotions

[Stocking]

Well okay let me rephrase it A human may be more than the animal, but a human can be treated the same way as an animal. So what's the difference?

You treat a human being differently than you do an animal.

What you're basically saying is "A motorcycle is more than a moped, but a motorcycle can be ridden the same way as a moped. Ergo there is no difference between a moped and a motorcycle." That's a logical fallacy.

[LordCutlerBeckett]

You would act different seeing kittens get thrown into a meat grinder.

Throwing any loving animal into a meat grinder will piss me off.

[skelolego229]

Throwing any loving animal into a meat grinder will piss me off.

magpies.
i must throw more stupid magpies in a meat grinder

[Lørd Tøny]

Also whoever said we only eat animals that can't fight back is an idiot.

We still hunt down and eat animals like bears, sharks, wolves, snakes, scorpions, warthogs, ect.

However it's pretty easy to bred animals into food. Let's say bears for example, demoralize them when they are young. De-claw them, de-fang them and beat them to death for months until ready for slaughter. This stuff can be done to any animal.

[blaman]

Oh not only this sounds like it comes from a science fiction movie but there is a chance the modification could mutate the animal into something horrific. I would love to see an actual failed experiment cause something horrible like a zombie virus, a mutant monster or whatever. It's still very possible.

Doesn't work like that.
Also we already do it, albeit not on animals we use for food. yet.

[lordician]

Yeah, sometimes meat isn't really that good for animals health.
But think of this:
When the supermarket does not sell the meat to you, it either:
-Sell to someone else
-Throw it away.

If the latter happens, the animals died for practically nothing.

[Lørd Tøny]

I'm all fine with killing and eating animals.

I am not fine with their brutal torture and health conditions.

Also their health effects the flavor of their meat. If they had no nutrition, sunlight, exercise, beaten to death or whatever that would affect their taste. When was the last time you had really great tasting cheap meat made from these kind of industries? Besides veal, that's probably one of the best kind of stuff I like to eat next to lobsters.

I haven't even tasted a great tasting steak since 1996.

[Stocking]

I haven't even tasted a great tasting steak since 1996.

Because the meat industry has changed so radically for the worse in the last 15 years?

[alex dude]

I love animals too much to watch this

[Dodger]

One of my friends posted this video on facebook:



I'm Alexander obviously, the poster was the guy named Brandon

He responded with: "I can agree with that right" after I screen capped it.

[Lørd Tøny]

I wonder how many genetic modifications would it take until we get mutant animals or something worse because the DNA structure will eventually break down.

First they are probably going to genetically modify animals to have more meat, then they will keep editing until some kind of "oh stuff" moment happens.