This question is asking primarily for opinion, not fact. There are many opinions and beliefs about eating meat that range from those that say yes (primarily from vegans and animal-rights activists) to those who strongly believe that it is not cruel but a part of life.
No. Unlike what the answerer below mentioned, much of the meat that is produced comes from animals that have been cared for and treated as humanely as possible before being slaughtered for meat. The processes described below are not chronic pain issues, but practices that make it safer for those handling them and the other animals around them due to their confinement. Many of them are not raised so that they recieve "massive doses of hormones and antibiotics," quite frankly a lot of the animals raised so that they need such things are not given such products only if it's needed, which makes the integrity of the fact below questionable at best. Also, many animals that are raised for meat are not raised in "factory farm" conditions, but are raised as "free-range" or in as natural conditions as a farm can provide, with the best health care, feed and housing that can be made available and that those animals need.
A basis of understanding of how animals truly judge how their living conditions affect their quality of life cannot go to a shallow human mindset. Many animals that are raised in cages or stalls know that's the best and safest place to live, because they have no idea what life is like outside of that and quite frankly are scared when subject to such a drastic change. A person can call such confined living conditions whatever they want, but it does not provide an answer as to what's really going through an animal's head as it lives in such conditions. That is not to say that truly terrible living conditions are adequate, it's just to say that confined animal feeding operations have their place no matter what agenda those groups that oppose such operations have for such operations.
well meat is an animal so it depends on what meat it is or instince cow meat that meat eats grass and hay i think if your eating shark that meat eats other fish and people so if you eat shark your eating fish and ......................................................................................people jk but yeah it depend onwhat meat your eating
becasuse its good to eat pigs meat and some people just think pigs meat tastes good
No hunting is not cruel, Hunting is a sport. Where do you think all the meat that we eat comes from.
The meat industry slaughters and abuses the animals when they are still conscious.
Eating meat is not inherently considered animal cruelty, but the methods used in meat production can involve practices that are considered cruel to animals. It is important to consider the ethical implications of how animals are raised and slaughtered for meat consumption.
People have different reasons for eating less meat, fish, and dairy. Some of those reasons are:the belief that eating animals and animal products is cruel to animalsthe way animals are raised (factory farms, overuse of hormones and antibiotics, use of genetically modified transgenic hormones)the belief that a plant-based diet is healthierthe cost of meat rising
in Hinduism many opinion ban eating meat totally while some allow eating meat. But all people forbid eating beef or cowmeat.
Opinion #1Eating meat is cruel because the animal has to be killed. Opinion #2The act of killing an animal is not in itself cruel. The manner in which it is done definitely can be. There is really only one valid reason to eliminate meat from one's diet -- because one chooses to do so.
Many people don't like the taste of turkey. Other people don't eat any meat or fowl. Some people think the slaughter of turkeys and chickens is extremely cruel.
Yes, eating a lot of goat meat can trigger a gout attack in people. This can happen because goat meat contains purines.
Vegetarian.
by eating warm meat