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AgentStarling
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PsycoticMastermind said:

Everyone tastes like chicken anyway. 🐓



PsycoticMastermind
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AgentStarling said:



Except for Agent Starling.

She tastes like Gum Balls and Strawberry Wine.


BarkingBuffalo111
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Nothing could be farther from the truth

BarkingBuffalo111
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You taste like you came for the first time
Never forget that mouthful of you
Like a nice warm buzz
From a cheap red wine
You make me feel so complete
Beneath a Sea of Burgundy sherts
Still I feel oh im right here
Right where im supposed to be






rabbitquest
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Whoa talk about body language😜

poet Anonymous

Isn't there something in the human brain if you eat it you can get infected by it and it eats your brain till you die not sure what it's called.

poet Anonymous

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drone
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Strange
that people complain
about eating meat
your killing life
they say
animals
are not meant to be eaten
it is wrong
your killing some thing
that is alive
yet those
who eat everything but meat
refuse to understand
they to are killing life
some thing
that is alive
proven
by scientists
that when you cut
anything but meat
it screams
like a dog whistle
you can't hear it
but it screams
the greens that you eat
the branch
of a tree
it screams
no matter what you eat
we have to kill life
to keep our body's
alive
but
there is a way
to eat meat
without killing life
its called lab meat
it is the same meat
yet we
are not allowed
to have this
have you ever asked your self
the question
Why

Ahavati
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If I had a dime for everytime that was posed I'd be a multimillionaire.  

Firstly, we don't refuse to see/acknowledge anything. Our ( as in like-minded ) decision to eschew meat was a very conscious choice which ensued research and compassion.  Mass agriculture is inhumane, e.g. - raising pigs in gestation crates to never see the sun or feel earth beneath their feet; castrating and docking piglet's tails without anesthesia; raping dairy cows with machines to keep them pregnant so they'll produce milk; taking newborn calves ( a byproduct of the dairy industry ) from their mothers ( because milk for human consumption is profit ) and placing them in gestation crates until old and lean enough for veal ( how and why do you think veal was created );  grinding or suffocating male chicks ALIVE because they're no use to the egg industry is standard practice.  They're also canibalized and fed waste byproducts from their slaughtered counterparts because profit via fillers.

Our decision to not support such barbaric treatment deemed standard by an industry infected with greed is one of compassion and empathy.  It's not a judgmental holier-than-thou election.  It's a process of spiritual evolution recognized by some of the most brilliant men history has ever known.  

Secondly, animals are sentient beings with a central nervous system that registers pain as humans.   They also have souls.  Do you eat dogs? Cats? Horses?  Why not? They're animals aren't they?  We're horrified that certain Asian communities raise dogs to eat, yet we think nothing of eating cows, pigs, chickens and the like.  While in India they're appalled that we eat sacred cows.  

There's a huge difference in farming and mass agriculture.  I have nothing against farms who allow their animals to live normal lives, e.g. - pasture-raised cows, chickens, pigs, vs concrete floored buildings and gestation cages where the light of day is never seen. But when I look into the eyes of an animal, I see a soul.

I won't even go into the carbon footprint mass agriculture is leaving in its wake. . .

Compassion.  Empathy.  Love is my choice, and it doesn't make me better than anyone; it makes me me.

As for lab meat,  they're working on it.  For veggie burgers, strips, etc., Beyond meat is an excellent company; they recently released their Beast Burger.  Quorn (  my personal favorite as it contains no soy ) has excellent 'chicken' fillets, strips, nuggets, as well as 'beef, crumbles, strips, and so forth.   Morning Star has been bought out, so I haven't eaten them in years.  The original Cali burger is good sauteed in olive oil.

Also, homemade recipes with organic ingredients aren't difficult to make.  

We do understand what we're doing.  We understand it completely.  


drone
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they are not working on it
they have done it
yet we are not allowed to have it
why
because big business will be out of business
are there any groups
demanding
that we should have this eh
on the streets online petitioning
to save the animals
from the fear and pain
the fear
when they smell
the slaughterhouse
the pain when they enter
I've worked in many places
the slaughterhouse is one of them


Ahavati
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And if slaughter houses had glass walls, everyone would be vegetarian.  

Lab-grown meat is an animal by-product vegetarians still couldn't eat. I meant they're working on a vegetarian option.

http://thegreenvegans.com/is-lab-grown-meat-vegan/

rabbitquest
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I didn't know if anybody had anything against insect eating.
I heard John the Baptist lived off of locusts.

rabbitquest
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Ethical eggs

hardallover
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but you can have it ... watch

https://impossiblefoods.com/food/

hardallover
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no it isn't an animal bi product, its grown from soy

watch

https://impossiblefoods.com/food/

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