They eat Vegan food - you should be thanking us.

they eat the grass and did it well. In about 3 months time Ill get the butcher to come and put the next steer in the freezer. Wake up you fool what do aminals do to survie? Im yet to see any vegan last 20 seconds in a fight.

If you recall "Temple Grandin" there are certainly more humane methods of raising animals for consumption, but not all producers see the value.

They were being all tasty and stuff and refusing to hop into my mouth. *** Seriously, though: I eat very little meat (I DO eat meat, probably averaging two or three meals a week), and for the environment's sake, the amount of meat that people consume SHOULD be very much less than it is. *** I'm also all for the idea of cloned meat. IF you have a way of producing meat that doesn't require killing animals, then of course you should use it.

Are we back to Soylent Green again?

They provide sustenance to us. Just as they have for millions of years. It is the way of our world. 11/12/22

There’s a powerful story about a little boy walking along the bank of a river. He sees a crocodile who is trapped in a net. The crocodile says, “Would you have pity on me and release me? I may look ugly, but it isn’t my fault, you know. I was made this way. But whatever my external appearance, I have a mother’s heart. I came this morning in search of food for my young ones and got caught in this trap!” So the boy says, “Ah, if I were to help you out of that trap, you’d grab me and kill me.” The crocodile asks, “Do you think I would do that to my benefactor and liberator?” So the boy is persuaded to take the net off and the crocodile grabs him. As he is being forced between the jaws of the crocodile, he says, “So this is what I get for my good actions.” And the crocodile says, “Well, don’t take it personally, son, this is the way the world is, this is the law of life.” The boy disputes this, so the crocodile says, “Do you want to ask someone if it isn’t so?” The boy sees a bird sitting on a branch and says, “Bird, is what the crocodile says right?” The bird says, “The crocodile is right. Look at me. I was coming home one day with food for my fledglings. Imagine my horror to see a snake crawling up the tree, making straight for my nest. I was totally helpless. It kept devouring my young ones, one after the other. I kept screaming and shouting, but it was useless. The crocodile is right, this is the law of life, this is the way the world is.” “See,” says the crocodile. But the boy says, “Let me ask someone else.” So the crocodile says, “Well, all right, go ahead.” There was an old donkey passing by on the bank of the river. “Donkey,” says the boy, “this is what the crocodile says. Is the crocodile right?” The donkey says, “The crocodile is quite right. Look at me. I’ve worked and slaved for my master all my life and he barely gave me enough to eat. Now that I’m old and useless, he has turned me loose, and here I am wandering in the jungle, waiting for some wild beast to pounce on me and put an end to my life. The crocodile is right, this is the law of life, this is the way the world is.” “See,” says the crocodile. “Let’s go!” The boy says, “Give me one more chance, one last chance. Let me ask one other being. Remember how good I was to you?” So the crocodile says, “All right, your last chance.” The boy sees a rabbit passing by, and he says, “Rabbit, is the crocodile right?” The rabbit sits on his haunches and says to the crocodile, “Did you say that to that boy? The crocodile says, “Yes, I did.” “Wait a minute,” says the rabbit. “We’ve got to discuss this.” “Yes,” says the crocodile. But the rabbit says, “How can we discuss it when you’ve got that boy in your mouth? Release him; he’s got to take part in the discussion, too.” The crocodile says, “You’re a clever one, you are. The moment I release him, he’ll run away.” The rabbit says, “I thought you had more sense than that. If he attempted to run away, one slash of your tail would kill him.” “Fair enough,” says the crocodile, and he released the boy. The moment the boy is released, the rabbit says, “Run!” And the boy runs and escapes. Then the rabbit says to the boy, “Don’t you enjoy crocodile flesh? Wouldn’t the people in your village like a good meal? You didn’t really release that crocodile; most of his body is still caught in that net. Why don’t you go to the village and bring everybody and have a banquet.” That’s exactly what the boy does. He goes to the village and calls all the men folk. They come with their axes and staves and spears and kill the crocodile. The boy’s dog comes, too, and when the dog sees the rabbit, he gives chase, catches hold of the rabbit, and throttles him. The boy comes on the scene too late, and as he watches the rabbit die, he says, “The crocodile was right, this is the way the world is, this is the law of life.” There is no explanation you can give that would explain away all the sufferings and evil and torture and destruction and hunger in the world! You’ll never explain it. I do agree that if we ate less meat and brought an end to factory farming, then not only would be reduce the emissions for this, but also lessen animal cruelty, and have healthy food to eat as it wouldn't be pumped full of GMO, and so leading to healthier humans. Personally, I could probably become vegetarian if I was faced with killing animals, so I'm a hypocrite. Even a blade of grass makes screams when cut, but instead of using sound, it uses scent to express it's distress, so the smell we like, is actually the grass suffering. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suGk8eZyN34

Do you use "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" butter spray? (Psssst, psssst...)

The Lord God placed animals on this earth to be eaten. Just as He made grains to by grown and eaten He also made animals to supply people with meat. Do not defy His word.