-
Isa in the Post! Excellent.
-
Despite the amusing headlne, it’s a depressing fate “spent hens” face. Egg-eating vegetarians: remember this next time you think, “Well, eating eggs doesn’t kill the chicken…”
Search
Active Entries
- Krystal s.m on The World’s Oldest Chicken
- Janine R on Vegan Kielbasa
- Irfan Khan on Islam and Vegetarianism
- Kaushik on Subway’s muddled menu
- Lidia on O’Soy Yogurt: Not Vegan
Wanted: advertisers
(Hopefully) Relevant Ads
Recommended Book
Meat Market: Animals, Ethics, and Money
Food recalls
- John Soules Recalls Chicken Products for Undeclared Allergens November 26, 2008
- Stop and Shop Recalls Butternut Squash in Prepared Turkey and Ham Dinner November 25, 2008
- Dutch Prime Foods Recalls Ground Beef Products Due to Possible E. coli Contamination November 25, 2008
- PANOS Brands Recalls Vegan Rella Cheddar Block November 21, 2008
- Voluntary Recall on Wegmans Italian Classics Seasoned Tomato Sauce November 20, 2008
3 Responses
Leigh
08|Dec|2006 1In more lighthearted “Zombie Chicken” news, there’s this: http://imdb.com/title/tt0462485/
:)
ryan byrd
12|Dec|2006 2So everyone knows about PETA. They the guys (& gals) who get all bent out of shape about the mistreatment of pretty animals like seals, and rabbits and puppy dogs (it’s okay to abuse ugly animals; sorry narwhals, manatees and slugs.) Like the “pro-choice” people, PETA likes to misrepresent their intentions as well. Pro-choice advocates are not about choices, but rather about a woman’s “right” to kill her unborn child. Likewise, PETA has little to do with ethical treatment of animals and a lot to do about vegetarianism. They don’t want animals to just be treated ethically, they want people to stop eating animals. Let’s just tell is like it is, okay?!?
read more here: ryanbyrd.net/rambleon/?p=470
Ryan
13|Dec|2006 3That’s mighty trollish of you.
And, actually, PETA should focus even more on vegetarianism.
Leave a reply