Ko, hund, gris, kyckling-alla har samma rätt att leva och inte bli dödade p.g.a tradition, judendom, annan religion, smak, tradition, etcetera

Men är det någon moralisk skillnad på att döda och äta den hund man tagit hand om eller den ko eller får som någon annan har tagit hand om (vilket de flesta gör regelbundet)?
Hur kan det vara "kosher" att döda ett oskyldigt djur som älskar livet, älskar sin familj och vill leva?
Jag tycker man ska använda den kärlek, barmhärtighet och medlidande till individer av alla arter - och inte ta någon annans liv för "smak", "nöje", "tradition" eller bekvämlighet.

Jag tror att om vi förstår det lidande, förtryck och död som orsakas av att äta kött, mjölk, ost och andra djurprodukter och när vi förstår hur oändligt värdefulla djuren och deras liv är --att vi upphör med detta. Se denna film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Rg3Yfdbs24I

"“Thanksgiving dinner's sad and thankless. Christmas dinner's dark and blue. When you stop and try to see it From the turkey's point of view. Sunday dinner isn't sunny. Easter feasts are just bad luck. When you see it from the viewpoint of a chicken or a duck. Oh how I once loved tuna salad Pork and lobsters, lamb chops too Till I stopped and looked at dinner From the dinner's point of view.”
Shel Silverstein
"Animals do not 'give' their life to us, as the sugar-coated lie would have it . . . They struggle and fight to the last breath, just as we would do if we were in their place." [John Robbins]

Don't exploit animals, don't cause them, your dog or cat suffering and death. Be a vegan.

Thanks for yor reply!
I hope you had a nice day!
"I dont like the way animals are treated at all"
Thanks for caring!

What is the worst thing we can do to our fellow dog, cat or human. Is this not to take his/her life? If cows and sheep have a moral value, then they also have the right to not have their calves stolen from them, the male calves have a right to their lives (i.e. it is unethical to kill them), the "milk-cows" have the right not to get killed when they are 5 years old and more.
Me and my wife became vegans this autumn. Tens-of-thousands of people have made the same transition. If we really care about animals it must be an easy choice not to hire someone to kill them - which we do if we partake of milk, eggs or other animal products. Taste-buds are easy to reprogram. There are cruelty-free options, except for all vegetables, fruits, legumes and nuts, like this: http://vegusto.co.uk/ We should choose this if our fellow sentient beings are more important then "convenience", tradition, taste or enjoyment.

Becoming a vegan is both fantastic for all other animals, and it is also a fantastic transformation that takes place in oneself - both spiritually and emotionally (see www.worldpeacediet.org) and physically - see http://www.adelicatebalance.com.au/

"I only hope that with this new 'scare' all this junk food goes out of supermarkets and people stop buying meat in such places, if there was no demand for cheap meat "
The suffering and death that we see are caused to animals take place because people treat them as objects/property, and this will continue as long as they are exploited and killed for food, clothing, medicines, hygiene products, cleaning products, food for cats and dogs, and more.
Please consider going vegan for the sake of the animals!

Have a nice evening! :)

Konvertera till judendomen; bli en jude?

Jag har ändrat mig om detta, så jag tog bort det gamla innehållet och postar istället detta:

I am very grateful for these 4 decades on this beautiful planet, for my lovely wife and our twins, and all the friends that I have known throughout the years. I am most grateful for my close friendship to an ever-present and infinitely loving God, who is always with us, always believes in us, and never abandons us. When I was 15 a Christian friend invited me to a Christian ski camp. There was so much fun, I made lovely friends, and in the evening I heard things about faith and Jesus that I had never heard before. I was taught that all people have done actions that hurt ourselves, others and God; and that this has separated us from God. Jesus came to earth to give His life as a sacrifice, to bridge the gap between us and God, and forgive us for everything we have done, including the meanest as well as the kindest person. Now we only need to accept this precious gift, repent, receive Jesus in our lives and follow Him.

 

After some time after learning this, researching, asking questions, this is what I did. I believed it through studying intellectual literature, but most of all through the experiential experience of inviting Jesus into my life and feeling His loving, beautiful presence touching the depths of my heart. Reading God's love letter for us, the Bible, praying, it really changed my life during six wonderful years, with ups and downs, and challenges in and outside of Church. God healed my scars from bullying and taught me to be kinder to and love people I was annoyed with. Then, I sadly stopped following Jesus for a few years; I was confused about what is the true way, pursuing the faith of a Jewish group instead. Jesus, who is the way, the truth and the life, knocked gently on my heart’s door, like He does with all of us, as He wants to have a deep loving friendship with everyone; He slowly broke down intellectual and emotional barriers, and I embraced Jesus fully again. He wants to give us all abundant life, heal any traumas, and also heal our diseases and sicknesses.

Read more: www.jesus.se