Kill it, cook it, eat it.

Fromthetrees · 13-03-2013 12:34AM #1

Show on RTE2 now.

I think it should be mandatory viewing for anyone that eats meat. Meat doesn't come from a factory y'know.

Hmm, veal calves.

Is eating baby animals wrong, where should the line be drawn?

Is eating dogs okay?

summerskin · 13-03-2013 12:35AM

Yep. And baby dogs are better.

Gone Drinking · 13-03-2013 12:35AM

Fromthetrees wrote: »

Show on RTE2 now.

I think it should be mandatory viewing for anyone that eats meat. Meat doesn't come from a factory y'know.

Hmm, veal calves.

Is eating baby animals wrong, where should the line be drawn?

Is eating dogs okay?

Fromthetrees?

You smell, hippy!

Seachmall · 13-03-2013 12:35AM

Fromthetrees wrote: »

Meat doesn't come from a factory y'know.

Yes it does.

Cows go in, steak comes out.

The wonders of magic.

Praetorian Saighdiuir · 13-03-2013 12:36AM

Fromthetrees wrote: »

Is eating dogs okay?

It depends what take away you go to......some serve sh1t-tsu's and some serve cockerspaniels

greenflash · 13-03-2013 12:36AM

Fromthetrees wrote: »

Show on RTE2 now.

I think it should be mandatory viewing for anyone that eats meat. Meat doesn't come from a factory y'know.

Hmm, veal calves.

Is eating baby animals wrong, where should the line be drawn?

Is eating dogs okay?

I've killed, cooked and eaten animals. Yum. Justifies being an unrepentant meat eater.

Ihatecuddles-old · 13-03-2013 12:37AM

Makes me hungry !

orestes · 13-03-2013 12:37AM

Fromthetrees wrote: »

Show on RTE2 now.

I think it should be mandatory viewing for anyone that eats meat. Meat doesn't come from a factory y'know.

Hmm, veal calves.

Is eating baby animals wrong, where should the line be drawn?

Is eating dogs okay?

As soon as we run out of animals you lot are next on the menu.

admiralofthefleet · 13-03-2013 12:37AM

Fromthetrees wrote: »

Show on RTE2 now.

I think it should be mandatory viewing for anyone that eats meat. Meat doesn't come from a factory y'know.

Hmm, veal calves.

Is eating baby animals wrong, where should the line be drawn?

Is eating dogs okay?

in before someone else says 'in the sand'

DerekDGoldfish · 13-03-2013 12:38AM

Fromthetrees wrote: »

Show on RTE2 now.

I think it should be mandatory viewing for anyone that eats meat. Meat doesn't come from a factory y'know.

Hmm, veal calves. veal is quite nice actually espessaly rose veal

Is eating baby animals wrong, No where should the line be drawn?

Is eating dogs okay? No problem if they were reared to the same standard as other lifestock

Would I eat meat if I had to raise it, kill it, cook it and eat it? No but thats because I'm lazy not because there is anything ethicly wrong with it.

Ihatecuddles-old · 13-03-2013 12:38AM

orestes wrote: »

As soon as we run out of animals you lot are next on the menu.

I genuinely laughed

Fromthetrees · 13-03-2013 12:39AM

Seachmall wrote: »

Yes it does.

Cows go in, steak comes out.

The wonders of magic.

Meat comes from an abattoir where animals are killed for meat, factories process this meat, there's a difference.

The Big Red Button · 13-03-2013 12:40AM

Fromthetrees wrote: »

I think it should be mandatory viewing for anyone that eats meat. Meat doesn't come from a factory y'know.

I know that my meat comes from animals, in fact the less time and processing involved between the time the animal is living and breathing and the time it lands on my plate, the happier I am.

I'm happy it doesn't come from a factory.

Crann na Beatha · 13-03-2013 12:41AM

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DerekDGoldfish · 13-03-2013 12:41AM

Sounds like somebody neads to learn about the food chain, you dont win friends with salad

nocoverart · 13-03-2013 12:41AM

Morrissey hates this thread!

Seachmall · 13-03-2013 12:41AM

Fromthetrees wrote: »

Meat comes from an abattoir where animals are killed for meat, factories process this meat, there's a difference.

The important thing is where it ends up.

On my plate.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Tastes meatylicious!

stmol32 · 13-03-2013 12:41AM

Fromthetrees wrote: »

Meat doesn't come from a factory y'know.

Why is this the cutting edge of an argument for some people (not you OP, you're good people), peas and carrots don't come from a factory either.

dr.bollocko · 13-03-2013 12:42AM

Many of us meat eaters take it very seriously. We're pretty lucky to live in a country where, in general, the quality of home produced meat is quite high. Generally you're avoiding your factory farms etc.

The concept of kill it, cook it, eat it is one I'd love to try. It's a shame we have such separation as a society from how all of our food is sourced.

Bipolar Joe · 13-03-2013 12:43AM

I firmly believe that if this were a Planet of the Cows type scenario, we would be factory processed and the cows would be meat eaters, because as a species we relied on meat for brain growth (Which explains why vegetarians are dumb :pac: :pac: ). As such, I feel it is justified to eat meat, of any variety that is served to me, and also why I haven't bitched and moaned about horse being in meat products.

stmol32 wrote: »

Why is this the cutting edge of an argument for some people (not you OP, you're good people), peas and carrots don't come from a factory either.

These are things my food eats.

admiralofthefleet · 13-03-2013 12:43AM

Phoenix wrote: »

Meat...glorious meat!

i feel sorry for veggies, everytime i walk by govindas i let out a sad sigh

mcpaddington · 13-03-2013 12:44AM

Seachmall wrote: »

The wonders of magic.

Things sure are easier now that scientists invented magic.

Nabber · 13-03-2013 12:45AM

I remember this show when it came on few years back. I asked my parents have you seen that show "kill it, fcuk it, eat it"

Needless to say they hadn't

I Luv Crysis · 13-03-2013 12:50AM

Jaysus, never seen such a tirade of abuse against vegetarians in the first 2 pages of a thread. I REALLY don't understand it to be honest, the slightest mention of eating animals and people come out with all sorts of crap "feel sorry for veggies", "vegetarians are dumb" etc - who even brought vegetarianism up?

We have a reputation of ramming our opinions down people's throat but it's completely the opposite as is evident here. And just for the record (I haven't seen this programme in question) but I would fully support the idea of raising, killing and eating animals yourself - it's far better than the current system which creates several degrees of separation from the living animal to what ends up on your plate. ( and also would reduce incidents like the horse meat scandal, mad cow disease, swine flu, avian flu, etc)

Serious where does the irrational hatred of vegetarians come from?? Live and let live ffs, there's far far worse people in society to direct your hatred at.

rolliepoley · 13-03-2013 12:51AM

kill it, cook it, eat it, with no remorse :eek:

Bipolar Joe · 13-03-2013 12:54AM

I Luv Crysis wrote: »

Jaysus, never seen such a tirade of abuse against vegetarians in the first 2 pages of a thread. I REALLY don't understand it to be honest, the slightest mention of eating animals and people come out with all sorts of crap "feel sorry for veggies", "vegetarians are dumb" etc - who even brought vegetarianism up?

We have a reputation of ramming our opinions down people's throat but it's completely the opposite as is evident here. And just for the record (I haven't seen this programme in question) but I would fully support the idea of raising, killing and eating animals yourself - it's far better than the current system which creates several degrees of separation from the living animal to what ends up on your plate.

Serious where does the irrational hatred of vegetarians come from?? Live and let live ffs, there's far far worse people in society to direct your hatred at.

If you think this is a tirade, can I direct you to basically any other thread in After Hours?

orestes · 13-03-2013 12:55AM

I Luv Crysis wrote: »

Serious where does the irrational hatred of vegetarians come from?? Live and let live ffs, there's far far worse people in society to direct your hatred at.

That bit there is the problem when you think about it.