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Elevz:
Not too long ago, I decided not to eat any more kebab or lahmacun. I found out that, even when shops aren't advertising it, most of the time their stuff is halal. Now I am not against eating meat - that's simply part of being human. I couldn't live healthily without it. But to torture my meat to death by slaughtering it according to islamic procedures? That's something I refuse to acknowledge. I don't think I'll make a better world by not eating halal meat, but I don't want the burden of Meat - Now With 200% Extra Suffering! on my mind. I'll chip in some more and have some falafel myself, whilst advocating to my friends how halal meat is indefinitely wrong.

Seriously, I believe that if someone started a crusade against it, or at least to let the consumers know what's been going on with their meat, like half the people would stop buying halal meat. That stuff just isn't right.

The same shit goes for your KFC chickenwings by the way. Why would you want to eat such sloppy meat anyway? I'll have me a nice steak and some salad, or a sandwich.

white Boy:
^ can you explain what halal is?

7even:

--- Quote from: white Boy on February 13, 2008, 06:02:13 AM ---^ can you explain what halal is?

--- End quote ---

Muslims believe that you have to cut the throat of a living being and let it bleed out, before eating it. Halal=good Haram=bad in Islam.

Elevz:

--- Quote from: 7even on February 13, 2008, 06:12:37 AM ---
--- Quote from: white Boy on February 13, 2008, 06:02:13 AM ---^ can you explain what halal is?

--- End quote ---

Muslims believe that you have to cut the throat of a living being and let it bleed out, before eating it. Halal=good Haram=bad in Islam.

--- End quote ---

True.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhabihah

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