User:Tyrannosaurus Lex/Rants/13

Well, this is more of an opinion on the subject rather than a rant. Just telling you.

Slaughtering animals for food is quite a touchy subject. Some people say that it is immoral and wrong, while some people don't care and eat it anyway. Anyway, earlier today, I watched a documentary about the way animals are slaughtered, and I noticed it was actually quite humane. It was about killing birds however, so more updates later about other animals. The way they actually killed them was that they shocked them to stop their heart and kill the immediately. I had noticed it was probably more humane than what you see in the animal kingdom. Some bits iffed me out, like the part where they rip the head off. That wasn't really pleasant. Anyway, I've also noticed how people complain about why humans eat meat, but is it no different to what the animals do? Is it any different from a lion mauling an antelope? Not much different. Humans are technically animals themselves. We bleed, and we move. We have been killing animals for years, and so have our ancestors. This isn't as much of me supporting it, as it is of me accepting it.