The Ethics of Raising Animals to Eat

by Jackybear
(Terrace Park, OH.)

Good but no-one wants to eat duck. They need to be loved & I could never eat my duck after all I was there when he hatched so I'm imprinted on him.

If you eat the duck you could never forgive yourself as they did nothing to you. But that's beside the point.

The arrival is good it tells you all you need to know for the most part. I'm a vegetarian by choice since I was 5 and a half.

I don't have much to say except that so I guess that's all I wanted to say.

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I commend you for being a vegetarian, as I would love to be one too. However, I went on a vegetarian diet once and only lasted 2 weeks. I just missed my bacon, jerky, roast lamb ...

I do eat meat, and I understand your stance on the ethics of raising animals to eat. I definitely hear where you are coming from, but then I hope that you can see that to eat meat is my choice too.

We are all different, that is what makes the world such an interesting place. And more importantly we can respect the rights of others, and allow them to live the life they choose when it comes to what they want to eat.

Regards
Kathryn




PS: he's a little squirmy so I
get such a good pic. but it's
the best I got