Originally posted by stockenGelatin being a waste product of animal slaughter is putting it mildly. Basically you take the skin, bones and connective tissue and boil it up. Once you get rid of all the bits that didn't turn into gelatin you have what could become the basis for your next dessert or candy snack.
Well, I quit meat about half a year ago, and the sins of the past can not be held against me now, so I'm not really bothered by that.
(And pigs are - contrary to common belief - actually quite clean. Only when you don't give them enough room or anything but mud to waddle through do they become filthy. They even designate a special area in their prison fo ...[text shortened]... m the waste products of slaughtering animals. Man, that's a truly moral dilemma for me. 😕
Trust me, I've helped in the process of making gelatin from scratch (for a pork pot pie) and it's disgusting. Take a pig foot and boil until the toenails fall off. Strain. Boil a bit more. Strain. Air your house for a week.
Originally posted by XanthosNZQuite possibly.
http://www.hhmi.org/cgi-bin/askascientist/highlight.pl?kw=&file=answers%2Fgeneral%2Fans_023.html
"The eggs you buy at the supermarket are eggs that have never been fertilized."
However, this is completely different from claiming that "Eggs you eat are unfertilised."
My point stands:
Eating a fertilised chicken egg is effectively eating a live chicken to a "pro-lifer".
Originally posted by howardgeeBut most people won't ever eat a fertilised chicken egg. I've never (to my knowledge) eaten one and I eat some pretty out there stuff.
Quite possibly.
However, this is completely different from claiming that "Eggs you eat are unfertilised."
My point stands:
Eating a fertilised chicken egg is effectively eating a live chicken to a "pro-lifer".
Originally posted by stockenGelatin is used widely in yogurt, which I eat a lot of. You'd think this was a vegetarian-friendly product but most contain pork or beef gelatine. It's revolting and I always check labels. Fruit pectin is used instead of gelatin.
Although, I've also learned that gelatin (used in a lot of jelly like food, including such candy) is actually made from the waste products of slaughtering animals.
How about a roast placenta?
Roast Placenta
1-3lb fresh placenta (must be no more than 3 days old)
1 onion
1 green or red pepper (green will add colour)
1 cup tomato sauce
1 sleeve saltine crackers
1 tspn bay leaves
1 tspn black pepper
1 tspn white pepper
1 clove garlic (roasted and minced)
More recipes for auto-cannibals here, if you can stomach it: http://www.mothers35plus.co.uk/plac_rec2.htm
Originally posted by howardgeeApparently we don't care if the eggs we eat are "alive".
My point stands:
Eating a fertilised chicken egg is effectively eating a live chicken to a "pro-lifer".
I expect "Pro-lifers" are more concerned with human lives than chicken's lives.
That doesn't sound like a ridiculous stance.
Where do you stand?
You sound pro-abortion.
Do you acknowledge a time limit after which an abortion should not be allowed?
Originally posted by aging blitzerEven pro-choice is a less retarded label than pro-abortion.
Apparently we don't care if the eggs we eat are "alive".
I expect "Pro-lifers" are more concerned with human lives than chicken's lives.
That doesn't sound like a ridiculous stance.
Where do you stand?
You sound pro-abortion.
Do you acknowledge a time limit after which an abortion should not be allowed?