GreenDustFeb 18

Double standards

https://lemmings.world/post/41527514

Show threadneuracnuFeb 18

Here’s the news story about it: wtsp.com/…/67-d216ccbf-d32a-462c-be3d-65c41907095…

  • There’s nothing wrong with eating peafowl. People have been eating them for centuries and still do.

  • While some species of peafowl are endangered, the species that people keep as pets are not.

  • This guy was reportedly arrested for his slaughtering methods. I’m no butcher, but I believe the commonly accepted method of slaughter is to swiftly break the bird’s neck to ensure the death is quick. According to the news article, he cut the bird’s necks and let them bleed out which counts as animal cruelty. A person would theoretically get arrested for doing this to their pet/feeder chickens as well.

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    Show threadwoelkchen
    Pretty sure halal and kosher meat requires that the animals bleed out.
    Feb 18 at 9:15pmWeb
    Show threadspectrums_coherenceFeb 19

    Yeah, I have seen the animal bleed out once, and it is hard to watch.

    A small and young lamb is all tied up laying on the ground with the carotid severed. It is clearly in fear and tries very hard to get away. That struggle lasted for a long time until it eventually is exhausted and died.

    I am not sure if this is how halal and kosher meat are produced though.

    Show threadJollyllamaFeb 19
    I’ve seen Kosher/Halal killing of chickens, goats and cows. Cows are the worst.