How can people support this by eating butterball turkeys?

Question

and people wonder why we are vegetarians... not only for the health benefits!!

http://www.petatv.com/tvpopup/video.asp?video=butterball_investigation&Player=wm&speed=_med

Answer 1

To the person who said.

"Mmmmm Meat, sorry that is all I could think of besides a big juicy steak.."


I hope you get fat , and die of a heart attack before you're 40.

It's possible you are already fat.


How disgusting.

Answer 2

I don't know about Peta or anything or even your video, and I am a big meat eater. Turkey is one of my favorites but I refuse to eat a Butterball turkey. My ex husband was a welder, and he had to go to one of the local Butterball plants to fix some of the conveyor belts, and I went with him. I have also been to some of the other turkey plants, ( Hudson, and I can not think of the others) and have seen how they were. I didn't see any mistreatment, but the plant (Butterball) was so nasty, and disgusting that it made me sick. The other 3 turkey plants that I have gone to were very clean, and even the kill floors were clean.. I still eat turkey, just not Butterball...

Answer 3

Well, all the veggie luck to you.

Sorry, I never click on a link thrown in here, for obvious reasons.

Incidentally, did you know that scientists actually recorded vegetables "screaming" as they were skinned, being boiled in steaming hot water or cut alive into little pieces?

And Cereals, like rice and wheat etc, doing likewise?

I really wonder how many people would stay vegan after "seeing" or "listening" to this!?

Answer 4

PETA embellishes their stories so much and so often it is difficult to know exactly what to believe (and I don't just say that because I eat meat). PETA is often blatantly dishonest. I assume waht they have done in this case is that they have found a few isolated incidents of cruelty and tried to imply that they are common.

Answer 5

Mmmmm Meat, sorry that is all I could think of besides a big juicy steak...