Yes, during the period, I covered my face and cried several times, unable to face the cruel scenes. Although as a vegetarian, I never ask everyone to choose a vegetarian diet. The wrong thing is not eating meat, but the way we get along with nature.
In order to satisfy the ever-explosive appetite of human beings, large-scale breeding farms have emerged. Enterprises are of course driven by economic interests, so they must adopt standardized and most economical breeding methods, poor breeding environment, the use of antibiotics, etc. to shorten the growth cycle and improve quality, crowded and unsecured transportation, and brutal and cruel slaughter and processing. Everything is the model of a large feedlot.
In the countryside, people have feelings about raising poultry by themselves. People can't bear to slaughter livestock at will, and they end their lives in a relatively painless way.
What should be banned is the large-scale killing of large-scale fishing boats for commercial gain, and non-Inuit people merely satisfy the survival of fishing.
What should be banned is the large and improper commercial pastures, not the grazing of nomads.
In the vast ice fields and vast grasslands, carnivorous is a local lifestyle that has been handed down for thousands of years. It is not that they are inhumane, but that the environment dictates. This way of life can be naturally digested and accepted.
But for human beings who lack land and resources in cities, advertisements are full of meat and delicacies, attracting consumption and earning profits. Our food is no longer just to satisfy our basic needs, but to pursue more improper possession, comparison and show off.
"Although humans and animals are not the same race, they are just trapped together in the web of life and time, experiencing the glory and suffering of the earth together."
Since the development of mankind, we have become self-righteous and dominate. Our lifestyle, economic model, and superstructure have gradually lost our instinct and perception of nature. So, take the time to ask your own heart.
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