Altfish
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That makes sense in the Book we are supposed to get our morals from!Read Samuel 1. Foreskins double as a bounty paid by David to Saul.
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That makes sense in the Book we are supposed to get our morals from!Read Samuel 1. Foreskins double as a bounty paid by David to Saul.
That makes sense in the Book we are supposed to get our morals from!
That's dropping. Latinos don't tend to practice it and they will be the majority ethnicity soon. Most babies born in Western states aren't cut. Of course now the "health" institutions are whining and fearmongering about this decline.Is that true? I never knew that.
Even non-believers?
You learn something everyday
No offense but saying kosher slaughtering doesn’t result in instant death is wrong. An animal slaughtered by kosher standards loses consciousness before its brain could register any pain. Kosher slaughtering is the most humane means possible.Laws about husbandry here impose that the animal must undergo an instant death, through certain practices. In these 2 practices the animal suffers consciously before dying.
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And that is demonstrably more inhumane than kosher slaughtering. The killing of animals by “firearms” is far more inhumane. The actual mechanism of the “firearm” method is to used a cartridge to drive a nail like bolt into the animal’s skull. But, sadly, these often misfire or, worse, don’t kill the animal. The animal’s skull isn’t fractured enough to kill the animal. Instead the animal is stunned and suffers terribly. Sometimes it takes multiple “shots” to put the animal down. Meanwhile it staggers and suffers enormous pain.Many of you think this law intends to target a religious practice, and so therefore a religion.
We just want animals not to suffer...that's why the animal should be killed by firearm before the ritual cut of the animal's juggler..
It's not asking for the moon.
Answering your question...I've nothing against circumcision....and btw...I underline this thread is not against the religion
I am really not buying that these "laws" have anything to do with the humane treatment of animals. I believe it is motivated by Italian anti-semitismThe Lega wants to abolish ritual slaughter
The images from the festival of of Id al-adha , last August, in Naples were so horrific, that the Lega, the first Nationalist party in my country intends to abolish this barbaric practice.
The state cannot condone that animals dignity is sacrificed in the name of religion.
It's not the most humane means possible but I know they do cut a lot nerves in the initial slice and that that prevents a lot of the pain. It's a lot better than an electric shock and bolt to the brain though.No offense but saying kosher slaughtering doesn’t result in instant death is wrong. An animal slaughtered by kosher standards loses consciousness before its brain could register any pain. Kosher slaughtering is the most humane means possible.
You don’t seem to understand how kosher slaughtering is done. A razor sharp knife is used to sever the carotid artery in a single swift movement. Because the knife is so sharp there is a moment before the nerves respond. Similar to the moment between when you cut yourself with a paper cut and you “feel” the cut. During that moment the blood leaves the animal’s brain, through the carotid artery, before the animal’s feel the pain of the cut.It's not the most humane means possible but I know they do cut a lot nerves in the initial slice and that that prevents a lot of the pain. It's a lot better than an electric shock and bolt to the brain though.
Not true, not scientific. The blood that is already in the brain would keep on transferring oxygen to the cells. Blood is not sucked out of the brain, even if the supply stops. The nerves would convey the fact to the brain that something has been cut quicker than any movement of the hand. I agree there won't be much pain. When death comes to a human or an animal, time feels elongated. That is when NDE experience happens.Similar to the moment between when you cut yourself with a paper cut and you “feel” the cut. During that moment the blood leaves the animal’s brain, through the carotid artery, before the animal’s feel the pain of the cut.
Seriously...it saddens me that people here think I am hostile to a religious tradition and so to a religion.And that is demonstrably more inhumane than kosher slaughtering. The killing of animals by “firearms” is far more inhumane. The actual mechanism of the “firearm” method is to used a cartridge to drive a nail like bolt into the animal’s skull. But, sadly, these often misfire or, worse, don’t kill the animal. The animal’s skull isn’t fractured enough to kill the animal. Instead the animal is stunned and suffers terribly. Sometimes it takes multiple “shots” to put the animal down. Meanwhile it staggers and suffers enormous pain.
None of those things happens during kosher slaughter.
lol...je le savais...by Italian anti-semitism
It's really more about being anti-Islam in this case.I am really not buying that these "laws" have anything to do with the humane treatment of animals. I believe it is motivated by Italian anti-semitism
How would that happen? Lead cannot "seep" very far into a nonmoving blood stream. Also if you ever hunted you would know that many shots to through the body of the animal. Not much seeping will occur in a fraction of a second. If one hints for fowl with a shotgun there is zero chances of lead poisoning since lead shot has been illegal, at least for waterfowl, for over a generation.
As @Subduction Zone said, the animal is usually shot in the head to cause instant death. The lead won't reach the bloodstream
we wish we were all veggies..but people eat meat. so...let's avoid animals suffering
Seriously...it saddens me that people here think I am hostile to a religious tradition and so to a religion.
yes...the same old tune. No wonder we elected a dictator in the 20s who got rid of Freemasons and Bankers.
A bit of cleansing is necessary, sometimes
Rituals scare me...
What about your country? Strache has similar intentions...Stop crying Fascist.
Did you notice what countries they based that study on? Mallards, one of the birds they mentioned in your stufy, do not have that problem in the U.S.. Do you know why?You dislike me so much you can’t even fact check yourself
Lead in ammunition contaminates game meat
Another problem with shooting animals is that animals especially cows for example “know when they’re going to die” or lead to something potentially dangerous which they release enzymes in meat. This is why measures are taken. Not to mention a loud sound from a firearm may disturb other creatures. Not to mention some animals may not die from a shot to the head. Sure maybe brain dead but this could potentially lead to enzymes being released which can affect consumption. There are too many variables.
If shooting in the head was a viable and more humane option many slaughtering houses would’ve used this method already.
Did you notice what countries they based that study on? Mallards, one of the birds they mentioned in your stufy, do not have that problem in the U.S.. Do you know why?
And you still have no clue as to why that study does not apply. Did you even read the post that I wrote? In the U.S. if one obeys the law it is quite impossible to get lead poisoning from shooting waterfowl.Often studies are cited from other countries are still applicable elsewhere. The fact is there is a real scientific reason why we don’t shoot animals in the head. Did you also read what happens to lead when mixed in with other ingredients we consume like vinegar? Did you also read what happens to lead?
You do realize when a bullet his the skull it fragments or at least particulars of the bullet remain in the body so you don’t fully remove the lead. If you can provide scientific backing that contradicts mine I like to read it. Point is, most companies like USDA are trying to prevent the release of cortisol in meat therefore I believe and this is just an educated guess, is the reason why we kill animals in the U.S. the way we do.