Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz
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Here's an interesting article. Ok, it's not. It's awful. But I felt the need to post it somewhere purely for this line:
"We humans like power and that's precisely what meat stands for. It stands for wealth, for masculinity and for power over the poor and over nature."
Why we can't afford our addiction to meat
When meat companies buy into veggie burgers you know things are changing. Tyson, the largest meat processor in the US is investing in Beyond Meat, a company that creates burgers not from beef, but plants the New York Times reported in October.
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fuck i love meat. I would gladly condemn the planet if it meant i could get a primo steak when ever i wanted.
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@mariner4life You think you love it because of the taste. But actually it's because it makes you feel wealthy, masculine and powerful over the poor and nature.
Right?
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@MajorRage I tend to feel poor after buying a rib eye, but hey, it does make me feel masculine, especially after cooking it on an open fire with a beer in one hand!
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@MajorRage i feel like that anyway, it hardly needs reinforcing. But if it's a side-effect, then bonus!
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@taniwharugby you disgust me, bet you are a rugby fan too.
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@MajorRage that, and I was a big Tiger fan too!
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@taniwharugby delicious
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@mariner4life This lady and one time vegetarian would tend to agree with you
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&objectid=11743566
I particularly love this section
"One morning I woke up and said: 'I want a beef burger.' So I went to a restaurant in Bangalow and I ordered the organic beef burger and I said: 'No chips, no bread.' The guy looked at me and said: 'Well you won't have much to eat then.'
"I took one mouthful and it was like every pore that was in my body just lapped it up. Then I went back three days in a row and ordered the same beef burger and by the end of the third day, I didn't have whooping cough anymore."
Awesome
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@MajorRage said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:
Here's an interesting article. Ok, it's not. It's awful. But I felt the need to post it somewhere purely for this line:
"We humans like power and that's precisely what meat stands for. It stands for wealth, for masculinity and for power over the poor and over nature."
When meat companies buy into veggie burgers you know things are changing. Tyson, the largest meat processor in the US is investing in Beyond Meat, a company that creates burgers not from beef, but plants the New York Times reported in October.
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@jegga said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:
Do any of you eat liver or kidneys? I've never really liked them especially after gutting lambs and seeing the kidneys all wrapped up in a ball of fat.
Hell no. I remember a bunch of us got together last year for a fry up during an ABs morning World Cup game. Obviously Bacon ( surely the food of the gods ), farm fresh eggs and sausages, black pudding and beans came out in force......but one joker brought along chicken liver which our host fried up almost as an afterthought. Obviously the aforementioned foods got demolished but the livers pretty much remained untouched.
I think that social experiment speaks volumes.
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@MN5 my dad ate all kinds of stuff that I wouldn't eat like cows tongues , liver, kidneys, pancreas and all the other shit that should be buried in a hole and a tree planted on it. It must be a generational thing , mind you its best not to think too hard about what goes into a sausage [hint, lips and arseholes].
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