Fox hunting and Halal meat??
Fox hunting and Halal meat??
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henry royce

Original Poster:

23 posts

261 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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just what is the difference between killing a Fox by a pack of hounds, (slowly bleeding to death), and slitting an animals throat,(Halal meat), (slowly bleeding to death)?, excuse me, but it seems the same to me, a mere layman.

is there any difference at all then?, if so how come the Muslims are allowed to practice this savage killing yet we are not?

see my point?

henry

victormeldrew

8,293 posts

306 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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Absolutely. However, worse things have been justified on religious grounds I believe.

Just remember two wrongs do not make a right.

henry royce

Original Poster:

23 posts

261 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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Religion is the root af all evil??

henry

henry royce

Original Poster:

23 posts

261 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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as a Pagan. I believe in Human Sacrifice, am I allowed to practice this?, noooooooooooooo way!!, yet Muslims are alowed to practice a most Barbaric sacrifice of animals!!, excuse me but we were here before even Christianity!, we are the original Religion of Albion!

henry

henry royce

Original Poster:

23 posts

261 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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Halal killing is so Barbaric and Savage I realy am lost for words here

henry

ATG

23,740 posts

301 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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henry royce said:
Halal killing is so Barbaric and Savage I realy am lost for words here

henry
Ever actually seen it?

trax

1,600 posts

261 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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You are wrong, fox's meet a quick death, and are not blead to death like Halal Meat. That is the difference.
Yes both are savage, obviously Halal more so, but they are not rich people who tend to bleed animals to death slowly, so it is fine.

Zod

35,295 posts

287 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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I have nothing against Halal slaughter (or Kosher slaughter for that matter) or hunting, even though I don't take part in or enjoy the results of any of them (except when I eat in curry houses or Jewish restaurants).

poorcardealer

8,663 posts

270 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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Halal butchery is disgusting, and yes I have unfortunatly seen it happen on video, one of the vilest things I have ever seen.

Sooner this is stopped the better, but of course it wont happen as it would be politically fragile to do so

BliarOut

72,863 posts

268 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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When I was in hospital for a long stay, most of the food sucked big time... However, there was halal curry on the menu. They weren't keen to give it to me, but when I started to play the inverted discrimination card, they relented. Bloody lovely

Don

28,378 posts

313 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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poorcardealer said:


Halal butchery is disgusting, and yes I have unfortunatly seen it happen on video, one of the vilest things I have ever seen.

Sooner this is stopped the better, but of course it wont happen as it would be politically fragile to do so


Do you eat meat? Have you seen regular butchery? Its "not nice" either, frankly.

I sympathise with your view that it is not the most humane method of slaughter...to some extent.

Although - its purpose was to be (IIRC) the humane method of killing given the technology of the time...correct me if I'm wrong.

sadako

7,080 posts

267 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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I have seen halal butchery of chickens first hand. I have also seen factory butchery of chickens on film.

During the halal butchery the man deliveratly placed the chickens so they were facing away from each other, calmed them, stroked them, said his prayers in a calm tone, apologising for having to take their lives to eat. relaxing the birds before cutting the spinal chord and continuing to calm them as they died.

In the factory, they were strung up by their feet and run through a circular saw. The saw meerly mamed some of them. They were petrified as they died.

At least the halal butcher took the time to think of the chickens welfare

Don

28,378 posts

313 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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sadako said:
In the factory, they were strung up by their feet and run through a circular saw. The saw meerly mamed some of them. They were petrified as they died.


Back where I grew up "Chukie Chickens" had a factory.

One bloke (a school acquaintance) got a job there and I asked him what he did.

He said (and he may have been lying - don't think so, though) his job (for eight hours a day) was to cut their throats with a Stanley Knife prior to them hitting the circular saw thing which decapitates them.

Nice!

Now I've decapitated Chickens (and a host of game birds) in my time with something a little more suitable than a Stanley Knife - but eight hours a day? Blimey!

zumbruk

7,848 posts

289 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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BliarOut said:
When I was in hospital for a long stay, most of the food sucked big time... However, there was halal curry on the menu. They weren't keen to give it to me, but when I started to play the inverted discrimination card, they relented. Bloody lovely


I always used to ask for Asian vegetarian food on airlines, after one occasion when the bloke sitting next to me had a delicious vegetable curry when I had the usual piece of boiled boot.

These days, I don't bother. You're just asking for a strip search.

poorcardealer

8,663 posts

270 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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Don said:

poorcardealer said:


Halal butchery is disgusting, and yes I have unfortunatly seen it happen on video, one of the vilest things I have ever seen.

Sooner this is stopped the better, but of course it wont happen as it would be politically fragile to do so



Do you eat meat? Have you seen regular butchery? Its "not nice" either, frankly.

I sympathise with your view that it is not the most humane method of slaughter...to some extent.

Although - its purpose was to be (IIRC) the humane method of killing given the technology of the time...correct me if I'm wrong.

Hi, no I dont eat meat at all, and the reason is I saw the slaughter of a Cow on TV and I was revolted by it........you would think in todays times there would be a painless way for animals to be killed.

hugoagogo

23,437 posts

262 months

Saturday 11th December 2004
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henry royce said:
just what is the difference between killing a Fox by a pack of hounds, (slowly bleeding to death), and slitting an animals throat,(Halal meat), (slowly bleeding to death)?


haha, the hounds slit a foxes throat in one movement and then sit back and watch it die?
clever little buggers aren't they