Does anyone hear eat veal?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, never. The way those poor animals are treated is disgusting. Even my carnivore DH won't eat veal.

This is big chicken posting. Unless you only order meat from a farm - this is common practice.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Absolutely not. Generally speaking, I don't believe in commenting on what other people eat, but if someone orders veal in front of me I will say something.

Why?

It's cruel. Look it up.

No - it's not. You are talking about something from the 80s. That is not how calves are managed anymore.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Absolutely not. Generally speaking, I don't believe in commenting on what other people eat, but if someone orders veal in front of me I will say something.

Why?

It's cruel. Look it up.

Is that what you say to people eating veal while you eat your adult cow? I’m genuinely curious what you would say to someone eating veal.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No, never. The way those poor animals are treated is disgusting. Even my carnivore DH won't eat veal.

This is big chicken posting. Unless you only order meat from a farm - this is common practice.

We do order meat from small family farms only.

[Anonymous]

Another one that doesn’t eat veal. Just squicks me out.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, never. The way those poor animals are treated is disgusting. Even my carnivore DH won't eat veal.

This is big chicken posting. Unless you only order meat from a farm - this is common practice.

We do order meat from small family farms only.

And never eat out at restaurants?

I assume you don't drink milk or use eggs unless from small family farms?

[Anonymous]

I don't understand the difference between not eating veal, but still eating other meat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand the difference between not eating veal, but still eating other meat.

There isn’t really a difference anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand the difference between not eating veal, but still eating other meat.

Exactly. Meat chickens are slaughtered at 6 weeks, do you eat chicken?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Absolutely not. Generally speaking, I don't believe in commenting on what other people eat, but if someone orders veal in front of me I will say something.

I'm happy to meet with you in person so you can tell me exactly how you feel about my ordering and eating veal. Name the time and place.

Please invite me. I will make my veal dish to share.

consider the invite extended! Just waiting for the food shamer to chime in with their availability.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Absolutely not. Generally speaking, I don't believe in commenting on what other people eat, but if someone orders veal in front of me I will say something.

I'm happy to meet with you in person so you can tell me exactly how you feel about my ordering and eating veal. Name the time and place.

Please invite me. I will make my veal dish to share.

consider the invite extended! Just waiting for the food shamer to chime in with their availability.

Once they taste my veal dish, they will be singing the praises.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I don't understand the difference between not eating veal, but still eating other meat.

Exactly. Meat chickens are slaughtered at 6 weeks, do you eat chicken?

They confine the baby cow so its muscles don't grow and the meat is more tender. Chickens don't have much more room to move around, but they are allowed to stretch and walk limited distances. I've seen pictures of veal cows being raised in the air so they literally can't walk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Absolutely not. Generally speaking, I don't believe in commenting on what other people eat, but if someone orders veal in front of me I will say something.

It's sold in every grocery store. What makes you think you have the right to lecture people on what they eat?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No, never. The way those poor animals are treated is disgusting. Even my carnivore DH won't eat veal.

.... so your hypocrite of a husband eats other animals does he? I guess chickens and pigs aren't poor little animals awww poor them. Hypocrite!

I know, right. I worked in the poultry business and the way those birds are treated is horrible. I still eat chicken though.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand the difference between not eating veal, but still eating other meat.

Exactly. Meat chickens are slaughtered at 6 weeks, do you eat chicken?

They confine the baby cow so its muscles don't grow and the meat is more tender. Chickens don't have much more room to move around, but they are allowed to stretch and walk limited distances. I've seen pictures of veal cows being raised in the air so they literally can't walk.

BAHAHAHAHA Look up hatcheries and come back to preach to me about chickens.

Also, veal is delicious.