Comments on: Yes, Virginia, Meat Really Does Come from Dead Animals

By: Rethinking the Simplest Things

Rethinking the Simplest Things — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 16:00:41 +0000

[...] And speaking of fun, I’m so glad I got to use the word “mollycoddling” again. [...]

By: Christine Boggs

Christine Boggs — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 20:26:33 +0000

Love it! My hubby and I have been enjoying Steven’s show since it came on. And although, like you, I have always said I could “never shoot a deer”, I have a deep respect for those that kill animals for personal consumption (even crazy Ted Nugent). After watching Steven’s show enough, I find my opinions on killing animals changing – as long as the animal is respected and used to feed the family (not just for the thrill of the kill).

By: freedombytheway

freedombytheway — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 20:04:08 +0000

I suppose unless you live in the country it could be difficult to expose your kids to the “cycle” as you put it. I grew up on a chicken farm, worked on the chicken farm, and had to learn at an early age how to wring a chicken’s neck. (Even paricipated in a slaughter once, hanging decapitated chickens by their feet to let the blood flow out–I was about 12). Now, my son hasn’t done that–yet. We don’t have chickens right now. But we’ve never mollycoddled about where any food comes from. That’s ridiculous.

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By: heather

heather — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 21:32:55 +0000

I appreciate this observation. One thing that weighs on my mind is all the dogs and cats that get destroyed. Personally, I think we should eat them! I realize they have been pumped with chemicals and vaccines so that may be why. We should be able to eat their meat.

I wonder if people would let themselves starve instead of wring a chicken’s neck. I think I could kill a chick if necessary. I think!