Cats and dogs and sheep and cows
Discussion
lostsoixanteneuf said:
A friend of mine in pet food R&D has said that one in five farm animals goes for pet food. If this is true is there not a better way of using the animals to feed starving people or maybe tax pet ownership to try and balance things out a little better.
Do you not think we get taxed enough in this country for things we enjoy? 
lostsoixanteneuf said:
A friend of mine in pet food R&D has said that one in five farm animals goes for pet food. If this is true is there not a better way of using the animals to feed starving people or maybe tax pet ownership to try and balance things out a little better.
On a purely biological front, you could feed newly-dead people to the starving. It's only meat, and what better than recycled meat? Anything else is just morals and ethics, and you can't eat those.Simpo Two said:
lostsoixanteneuf said:
A friend of mine in pet food R&D has said that one in five farm animals goes for pet food. If this is true is there not a better way of using the animals to feed starving people or maybe tax pet ownership to try and balance things out a little better.
On a purely biological front, you could feed newly-dead people to the starving. It's only meat, and what better than recycled meat? Anything else is just morals and ethics, and you can't eat those.animals - people - pets - animals and so on
Simpo Two said:
On a purely biological front, you could feed newly-dead people to the starving. It's only meat, and what better than recycled meat? Anything else is just morals and ethics, and you can't eat those.
Have you seen Soylent Green?http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070723/
Cotty said:
Simpo Two said:
On a purely biological front, you could feed newly-dead people to the starving. It's only meat, and what better than recycled meat? Anything else is just morals and ethics, and you can't eat those.
Have you seen Soylent Green?http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070723/
lostsoixanteneuf said:
A friend of mine in pet food R&D has said that one in five farm animals goes for pet food. If this is true is there not a better way of using the animals to feed starving people or maybe tax pet ownership to try and balance things out a little better.
If the animal (or human) has died of natural causes I think human consumption is to be avoided. There would be far too many risks, Creutzfeldt–Jakob Disease (Mad Cow) being one. Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


