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>Americans could soon be slicing into a steak that has never seen the inside of a cow. Plant-based meat company Beyond Meat has launched its latest attempt to win over carnivores with a new 'Beyond Steak Filet' that looks, cooks and is even designed to 'bleed' like a traditional beef steak. The unusual product is now making its grocery store debut, arriving on shelves at Wegmans on the East Coast and H-E-B stores in Texas after previously only being available through select restaurants and the company's own website. The move marks one of the biggest bets yet that shoppers are finally ready to swap conventional beef for an ultra-realistic plant-based alternative. Wegmans says it is the only East Coast brick-and-mortar retailer carrying the product this year, selling a pack containing two 4.45-ounce filets for $10.99.

Nope. Fuck that bullshit. Archive: https://archive.today/Do1pB From the post: >>Americans could soon be slicing into a steak that has never seen the inside of a cow. Plant-based meat company Beyond Meat has launched its latest attempt to win over carnivores with a new 'Beyond Steak Filet' that looks, cooks and is even designed to 'bleed' like a traditional beef steak. The unusual product is now making its grocery store debut, arriving on shelves at Wegmans on the East Coast and H-E-B stores in Texas after previously only being available through select restaurants and the company's own website. The move marks one of the biggest bets yet that shoppers are finally ready to swap conventional beef for an ultra-realistic plant-based alternative. Wegmans says it is the only East Coast brick-and-mortar retailer carrying the product this year, selling a pack containing two 4.45-ounce filets for $10.99.
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Murder is a human intentionally killing another human. Animals that are killed for meat (at least in white owned humane places) are stunned first and/or bolted in the brain so that they don't feel pain.

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If it is humane to reduce the amount of pain, how is it ethical to kill?

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We are predators. Our eyes are in the front of our heads, we have canine teeth, our brains work off of fats and we are most healthy when we eat meat. There are many predators that all exist to keep the number of herbivores in check. The way non human predators kill their prey involves a lot of pain and suffering, and sometimes they prey is eaten alive. We are part of the balance. If predators did not kill prey, the prey would increase unchecked. Becauee the weak are not being picked off, they would breed and generate a weaker species. They would increase in numbers to where they eat all of their food and would die off. They would completely ruin their own ecosystems. Look at what happens to a pond in a city when Canadian geese are there. There are no predators so every mating couple breeds a dozen geese, then their shit causes algae blooms in the water, choking out the sun and killing everything under the water. We are not herbivores, it is our duty to keep the balance for all species on this planet.

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We are part of the balance.

Fuckng lol. I love it when you meat apologists include absolute bullshit hippie shit as if it seriously fits in or represents yoyr actual beliefs. You think this about meat, and nothing else. The spiderweb-like road system, that's fine. The splitting of mountains, strip mining, that's fine. Should cities be torn down and replaced with forests and fields to maintain balance?

You're not a fucking predator if you're buying packages of meat from Lowes foods with your servant allowance. The factory armers are not predators for breeding animals in cages, raping and killing them with machines. That is not something built into our bone structure.

You have a brain, you have a soul. It's not stimulus response, or at least I hope not. You can make a choice, and just as important, you have the ability to be an arbitor of right or wrong. God built that in us.