“They’re replacing Steak n Shake with a halal restaurant.

Somebody get your mans, this dude is fucking dying holy shit lmaoooo

  • TheVelvetGentleman [he/him]@hexbear.net
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    3 days ago

    You left out the part where the animal has to be conscious, which, like I said, is the only real difference. Even if you believe that you can taste the fear in your animal product, wouldn’t the animal being unconscious for the process produce less?

    • theturtlemoves [he/him]@hexbear.net
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      3 days ago

      What I understand is that the consciousness requirement was placed so that people could verify that the animal was healthy and had not been ill-treated. Stunning is allowed after examination and before slaughter. Meat certified by the UK Halal Food Authority, for example, is from stunned animals.