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[_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)11:19 No.

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>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)11:26 No.

  >All eggs are the same inside

  They always say that but incidence of gang related violence is 12 times higher in brown eggs than
  white ones

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)11:27 No.

  eggy eggtion

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)12:09 No.

  >all expense paid trip to the slaughterhouse

  way to make me feel super fucking bad about learning shit

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)12:11 No.

  That feel whenever I make a scrambled eggs there's always some chicken shit on my eggs

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)12:24 No.

  >>2323983
  Pretty much. I'm a vegetarian, but it still makes me think twice about eggs. I'm still supporting
  that eventuality.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)12:27 No.

  >>2323986
  you eat the shells?

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)12:31 No.

  >>2323998
  Yeah, that's where the protein is.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)13:05 No.

  Without starting a debate on a board which probably doesn't give a fuck, I think that intensive
  farming is probably an inevitability. How else are we gonna feed everyone if we continue to eat
  meat?

  People need to realise that although Organic, low yield farming might be ideal it's just not
  viable. More research should go on improving the lives of intensive reared stock, not low yield
  hipster farming.

  Just my two cents. Good video, very interesting.

  >One way trip to the slaughter house

  Poor chickens.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)13:17 No.

  >>2323996

  Do you consider eggs a vegetable?

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)13:39 No.

  >>2324035
  No I do not, but their production does not require killing animals so I'm fine with it in general.
  That they go to the slaughterhouse in the end does bother me though.

  >>2324023
  Very true, but I take it in the opposite direction: Eating meat requires unethical practices to
  be affordable for everyone, so most, if not all people should be vegetarian/vegan instead.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)14:27 No.

  >>2324035
  He said vegetarian. He's sane. He's not a vegan.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)14:38 No.

  >>2324044
  Im a vegetarian purely for health reasons.
  You don't need meat in your diet at all.
  Protein powder vitamin supplements give you everything usable in meat without all the fat and
  cholesterol.

  I need some way to make up for all the animals I don't kill, maybe chainsawing neighborhood pets.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)14:39 No.

  >>2324081
  Or you could use this thing called "moderation" and the fat and cholesterol can actually improve
  your health.

  Everything is bad in excess.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)14:42 No.

  >>2324023
  >How else are we gonna feed everyone if we continue to eat meat?
  We eat less of it. Meat should be a treat, not something to be eaten everyday.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)14:45 No.

  >>2324086
  >should be
  That's a cool opinion you have there. :^)

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)14:47 No.

  >>2323957
  I fucking love how it's made.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)14:50 No.

  >that feel when the world could easily feed 12 billion people
  >that feel when 2 billion starve
  >that feel when 7 billion people starve so 2 billion can eat cow meat

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)14:59 No.

  >>2324101
  That just makes it all the sweeter.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)15:01 No.

  >>2324090
  Thank you.

>> [_] sage 03/21/14(Fri)15:07 No.

  >that's cage free advertised chicken eggs
  >Got a laugh at the end at the one way all expenses paid trip to the slaughterhouse

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)15:25 No.

  >>2324023
  produce animals outnumber non-edible animals by millions.
  we feed everyone by creating more demand- or to be more accurate, use land in third world
  countries to feed those countries.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)15:32 No.

  >>2324157
  >non-edible animals

  The Chinese would like a word with you.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)15:35 No.

  >>2324081
  Fat is essential for human function. One of the most important parts of a good diet, dumbass.
  Dietary cholesterol has no negative effects that have been verified by peer reviewed studies.
  Cholesterol levels in the body are maintained by your liver and are unaffected by intake.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)15:35 No.

  I've never seen such white clean eggs before. I just buy local free range eggs and half of the
  time they've got shit on the shells, not that I care, the stuff inside is still good.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)15:37 No.

  >>2324164
  shhhh you'll burst the dietards bubbles

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)15:43 No.

  >>2324081
  >Be vegetarian
  >See steak in store
  >Don't buy it
  >Eat plant instead
  >Steak magically reforms into cow

  Wow! I save so many animals :DDDDDDDD.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)15:44 No.

  >>2324166
  Actually the egg cleaning process is an almost uniquely American thing, because it strips off a
  natural protective layer that prevents the eggshell from being penetrated by germs and such. Most
  countries farmers just keep their eggs clean, and as a result, most people don't need to
  refrigerate their eggs.

  Consider this: How could chicks still in the egg survive the massive immunological attack of the
  egg going bad when not refrigerated?

  >>2324174
  >Not realizing that paying people to do things makes them do it more

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)15:47 No.

  >>2324176
  >Vegetarians
  >Less demand, production remains the same
  >Price drop
  >Income effect
  >Average individual's meat consumption increases

  Sabe so meny animals :DDDDDDDDD am tru hiro :DDDDDD

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)15:52 No.

  >>2324176
  Yeah, I've never refrigerated my eggs either.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/21/14(Fri)16:03 No.

  >>2324180
  You might want to take an economics class.
  I actually enjoy meat, but you obviously don't understand supply/demand laws at all.