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Re: Glued Meat A Product Of Our Global Economy?


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Posted by JDseller on July 23, 2012 at 06:55:00 from (208.126.196.144):

In Reply to: Glued Meat A Product Of Our Global Economy? posted by Mark - IN. on July 22, 2012 at 20:21:33:

Lets put videos of sausage being made and see how many raise cane about that. What people have to realize is that there is a whole segment of society out there that think we all can be vegetarians/vegans. Plus hold hands with wild grizzly bears and wild wolves. They don't produce any of their own food. Could not grow anything but they are all "experts" on how it should be done.

Not one of them knows the real truth that if we all turned into vegetarians that there is not enough tillable land in the world to feed us. Humans have a terrible feed ratio.

It is real easy to complain about food stuff when you never have been hungry. There really has not been anyone starving in this country since the Great depression in the 1930s. I have seen several studies that the current campaign is BS that people are going hungry in the US. We have records numbers of US people that are over weight. I have not seen any starving kids in the news here in the US.

I have traveled in countries in the world where those people would be GLAD to have "pink slime" or glued meat. I have seen families that have not eat in a week.

I rescued four Vietnamese girls that where starving. The only thing they had to eat in weeks where a few snakes and some bugs. The oldest was 14 at the time. She weighted 42 lbs. Their parents and older brother where dead. None of the neighbors had food to share. The north would destroy all of the crops to force the villages to come to them for food. I bet none of you ever saw old Hanoi Jane talking about that on TV with Comrade Cronkite.


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