Black pudding is Halal, apparently

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Re: that vegetarian commentor - Natural products? Paper and moisturiser?

It's that ironic it hurts.

This is the bit annoys me:

To find out that meat products are also used in materials as widely diverse as paper, moisturiser and wine I find it personally upsetting, not to mention quite horrific

What is horrific about it? That it is used for such a wide variety of things should be applauded. It means the pig isn't wasted. I bet this same person would be perfectly fine if a tribe killed the pig for food. They'd applaud the fact that every part of the animal contributed something to the community. Why is it different for modern society?

I was under the impression that the people who abstain from eating meat and who cite ethical reasons for doing so, care about the animal's welfare while it's alive, not dead. Considering not eating meat has no effect whatsoever on the world's production of meat, I honestly think the only people who don't eat meat for the sake of those poor little animals are either so up their own arse they want something to be elitist about or they are that naive they think they're actually making a difference.

This person's comment bewilders me. It really does. What does it fucking matter, if the pig is used for paper. Or moisturiser. Or wine. Or ice cream. They say they care about the well-being of the animal, which is why they don't eat meat. But how many vegetarians of this nature do you see actually doing anything that would make conditions better for the animals?

Not eating meat doesn't do shit. Using a product that has pig in it, doesn't mean shit. Fuck every single cuntflap who has the audacity to act so superior when they don't eat meat and have the nerve to mouth off about how immoral it is. Fuck vegetarians. 'Cept for the ones who just don't like the taste of meat. I guess they're okay. A little weird, but they're okay.

/endrant

I'm in a bad mood today.