What is the evidence, that beef is best avoided?!


Question:

What is the evidence, that beef is best avoided?

Are beef cows raised diseased and in ill conditions? Is beef afflicted with traces of feces? Are beef products best avoided?


Answers:
-France, which has only a fraction of the U.S. cattle population, tests more cattle in a single week then the U.S. has tested in a decade
-According to Europe's latest annual report, Europe is testing cattle at a rate of almost two thousand times that of the United States
-Removing cattle brains, eyes, spinal cord and guts from the human food supply is certainly a step in the right direction, but the World Health Organization recommends that these tissues not enter any food chain, human or animal. Unfortunately, the U.S. still feeds those potentially risky tissues to pigs, pets and poultry,the pig remains can then be fed back to cattle
-Almost all fattening beef cattle, all dairy calves and all adult dairy cows raised conventionally are fed meat and bone meal in the United States
-Under the 1997 feed regulations, the FDA specifically allowed the feeding of chicken litter to cattle to continue, even if the chickens had just been fed meat and bone meal made from cattle remains
-The U.S. also is presently testing only 1 out of every 18,000 cows slaughtered
-In fact, the USDA, which now tests only 1% of all slaughtered cows
-26.6 million pounds of antibiotics are administered to animals each year, with only 2 million pounds used to treat active infections. In comparison, 3 million pounds of antibiotics are used in humans each year.

my evidence is that i looked at a cow in it's eyes right before it was killed, it says, don't kill me you mofos,
i don't want to die, or live on your farm.

so thats evidence to avoid murder




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