by Pops » Sat 19 Apr 2008, 21:15:35
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('jupiters_release', 'T')hen its strange you think industrial chicken is as productive as humanely raised chicken.
I guess I'm thinking "industrial" "productive" and "humanely" are definitions you have gleaned from the ether and don't reflect the world.
Industrial means confining birds in a small cage and feeding it only what it requires for a gain in your mind - correct?
Ever seen what a native Mexican or pretty well any person not sitting at a keyboard does with a cock? He puts him in a little cage so he won't use much food or get too tough from running and strutting and feeds him what he needs to gain and then eats him.
Productive must mean the input is less than the output of the operator, farmer or whatever term you chose.
Seems to me the useless male, confined and fed as above, is the most productive use of that resource.
"Humanely" is a term with the connotation we should treat our food as human.
Well, they aren't. We raise them, we eat them.
I enjoy, care for and sometimes work kinda hard for the wellbeing of my cattle, pigs, chickens, tomatoes, potatoes, squash an melons.
But they are not human.
As far as not eating from the industrial, 1,000 mile shipped, commercial, prepackaged, warehoused, precooked smoorgy I'm about to - How about you?
The legitimate object of government, is to do for a community of people, whatever they need to have done, but can not do, at all, or can not, so well do, for themselves -- in their separate, and individual capacities.
-- Abraham Lincoln, Fragment on Government (July 1, 1854)