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Originally Posted by supersundas
Umm.....Mcdonalds, BK, and a few other fast food all get their meat from the SAME slaughterhouses. Has anyone here heard of recycled meat?
Thats right.....when the Vet puts your puppy or cat down.....or cant save that pet of yours, their body is sent off to the slaughterhouses to be recycled as residual volume. It saves them money and allows them to mix in the extra meat and continue to call it "Beef." Theres enough research done on this. Its another reason I refuse to eat what America calls fast food....and meat.
Rendering Plants Recycling of Dead Animals and Slaughterhouse Wastes
The Dark Side of Recycling - Rendering Plants
This is real talk. Anyone ever wonder where all the dead animals go? In your SAMMWICH!!!!!!!!!!! So next time you take a bite out of that delicious big mac, consider that you are potentially eating a bite of skunk, rabbit, puppy, and then some cow. No matter what they will tell you, redering plans EXIST and nobody can refute that. |
Holy crap dude. You might want to reread the article you linked to. Sensational at best. At worst this kind of material is used as feed, which admittedly isn't the best thing we could be doing (but also reread the article because this kind of material can't be fed to cows). It's certainly not being mixed into your burger meat. LoL... that might be one if the most retarded things I've read on this forum.
But think about THIS for a second... what if this same material is
BEING USED AS PLANT FERTILIZER? I mean, chicken meal, bone meal, and other stuff like this is put into the soil all the time. The effluent from pig farms is sprayed onto farmlands where veggies are then grown. NM the whole genetically modified argument. Your tomato might be GMd with pig genes!
Plus there's growing evidence that plants are highly evolved and possibly intelligent entities that quickly adapt to their environments and might even feel pain when ripped violently from the soil or viciously sliced of at their stems by murderous Mexicans.
Think about that the next time you're enjoying your salad!