Does anyone want to know (if they're carnivores) where their food comes from? Does anyone want to watch movies or documentaries that depict the killing of their food? I know that's the whole purpose of this kind of footage, but I really, really don't want to see it. Grocery stores in Europe often time sell food with the head still on. Is that because Americans haven't evolved to the point of being able to accept that and/or is that how European grocers attest to the freshness of said product?
Re: Things I'd rather not know
Posted: March 5 13, 11:55 pm
by haltz
I think if you eat it you should know what it was and where it came from.
Re: Things I'd rather not know
Posted: March 6 13, 1:13 am
by Richie Allen
Not a huge meat eater but the less it looks like an animal part the better.
Re: Things I'd rather not know
Posted: March 6 13, 6:26 am
by lukethedrifter
haltz wrote:I think if you eat it you should know what it was and where it came from.
Agreed
Re: Things I'd rather not know
Posted: March 6 13, 8:29 am
by TimeForGuinness
haltz wrote:I think if you eat it you should know what it was and where it came from.
++
Re: Things I'd rather not know
Posted: March 6 13, 8:37 am
by Jocephus
i posted it in the monsanto thread but i think it is worth reposting, re: whats in your food (nsfw - language)
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you want to know whats in your food
Re: Things I'd rather not know
Posted: March 6 13, 8:39 am
by longhornbaseball
I also want to know its name and its next of kin so I can send my condolences for eating their mother/father.
Re: Things I'd rather not know
Posted: March 6 13, 8:55 am
by Molly
haltz wrote:I think if you eat it you should know what it was and where it came from.