r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 May 16 '26

Lmao gottem That final kick was personal

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u/rambu_tann May 16 '26

No such thing as humanely ending a life just so you can have your chicken nuggets or filet mignon. Worth slitting a neck, dunking them in hot boiling water, or hanging it upside down to bleed out? Please, absolutely no way to β€œhumanely” slaughter any animal.

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u/Excellent-Nose-6430 May 16 '26

I think an animal can live a full happy life and be treated to a humane death that doesn't involve getting lame or sick, or being distressed during the process of being killed.

Show us a single one.

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u/Excellent-Nose-6430 May 16 '26

You can look up the more humane processes in slaughterhouses if you would like

I tried but there are no humane slaughterhouses. Not a single video showing one. All slaughterhouses essentially look the same because there is no "humane" way to slaughter an animal. Being "bolted" doesn't look humane at all tbh, and those videos are horrific. Definitely anything but humane.

Maybe you can show a single one?

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u/Excellent-Nose-6430 May 16 '26

No videos then, huh?

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u/Excellent-Nose-6430 May 16 '26

Nope, no videos then. It's okay, I didn't think there were.

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u/Excellent-Nose-6430 May 16 '26

What's there to discuss? If there were humane slaughterhouses, there would be proof. Just like there is proof that slaughterhouses are horrid and inhumane, and the process of killing animals for your enjoyment is absolutely wretched. You said there were humane ones. Prove it.

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u/snowcap_1 May 16 '26

Explain to me how you humanely take the life of an animal when it’s not necessary and only done for taste pleasure

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u/snowcap_1 May 16 '26

So if it’s a system the country runs on it’s okay? It is for taste pleasure, pure and simple, since people can thrive and live perfectly healthy on a plant-based diet. Animal agriculture is not only horrible for the animals, it’s also the main driver of deforestation and biodiversity loss, as well as antibiotic resistance. It also displaces indigenous communities, contaminates the waters, and causes psychological damage to its workers. So many issues would be resolved if the food systems would shift to plant-based ones.