On the topic of animals and eating their delicious flesh, I do follow that the cruelty and Jewishness of the meat processing is abhorrent. Obviously people aren't all farmers anymore or have access to local farmers or delis like in the good old days, which makes it a morally troubling issue. If people want to eat meat as an objection to the KIKE standards of the day, or because they're a bunch of hippies who may or may not take animals rights a bit overboard, then understandable. So be it. Eat what you will. However, humans are omnivores for a reason. Our monkey ancestors benefited from having options. I have to make the argument that you're not going to change millions of years of beneficial collection of nutrients in what is a span of some blip in time or that, realistically, humans will somehow move beyond the need of variation. There isn't always going to be the access to just edible plants. Sometimes shit's gotta die. Should it be merciful for the beasts? Of course, yes, absolutely, and the critters should live their lives carefree in wide open planes of whatever. Should, however, is just an ideal. Ideal isn't reality. Lacking the ideal, the reality is that I'm gonna be eating some poor suffering animal's carcass that's probably laden with questionable chemicals. I could go green, sure. But aren't farmable plants covered in pesticides and other wacky chemicals? Fed fluoridated water? Do plants not suffer in their own way? As far as I see it, if everything is suffering, what could it possibly matter. The cow and the tomato plant are both grown in cramped, unclean, poisonous conditions. They have no concept of freedom or health or bond. Suffering is suffering and hunger is hunger. As all suffer, all must eat. If it makes no difference then I'll eat the cow as I'll eat the tomato I slap on the burger. It doesn't matter. It should matter. The people responsible for this should be lined up and tossed into a ditch. But it doesn't. That nobody does anything about it shows that. It doesn't matter and god damn I love me some cow.