11. Animal Ethics: January 2005
ago. That left only turkey, chicken, fish, and eggs in my diet, as far as animal products go. I gave up turkey in 1982, leaving chicken, fish, and eggs. That’s where it stood for many years. Finally, a couple of years ago, I gave up
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12. Animal Ethics
switching from red meat to chicken does not help very much. chicken actually has just as much cholesterol as beef (about 100 milligrams of cholesterol in a 4-ounce serving) and almost as much fat. Researchers have also learned that the
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13. Animal Ethics
it's worse (morally) to eat chickens than cows or pigs. His reasoning was that the same amount eaten would require more deaths, and also that cows and pigs aren't (in general) treated as badly as chickens.By the way, I have always considered pork
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14. Animal Ethics: Meat-Eating and Rape
steak, hamburger, or a chicken leg is an affront to the dignity of a distinct animal. We tend to think of chicken as a mass term, like peanut butter, but it refers to body parts of individual chickens.My friend's criticism stung me, and it
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15. Animal Ethics: Vegetarianism as a Lifelong Project
The plan was to give up chicken the following year. Alas, I did not. I remained at this place until a couple of years ago, when I gave up chicken. I still get traces of chicken in various food products, such as ramen; but I don't eat any
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16. Animal Ethics
are routinely found in beef, chicken, and pork sold in supermarkets. Drug-resistant infections are by no means rare. Twenty percent of people who get salmonella have a drug-resistant strain. To find out more of what the meat industry and
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17. Animal Ethics
a dog or a pig, a cat or a chicken. For the same reason that most of us would not eat our pets, we should also not eat chickens, pigs or other animals. John D. Borders Jr.Louisville, Ky., Oct. 25, 2007
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Keith Burgess-Jackson
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18. Animal Ethics: June 2006
between eating a dog, cat, chicken, pig or fish. If anything, eating your dogs or cats would be morally preferable, since they would have led a good life until you killed them.According to a 2003 Gallup Poll, 96 percent of Americans believe that
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19. Animal Ethics: Demi-Vegetarianism
ago. That left only turkey, chicken, fish, and eggs in my diet, as far as animal products go. I gave up turkey in 1982, leaving chicken, fish, and eggs. That’s where it stood for many years. Finally, a couple of years ago, I gave up
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20. Animal Ethics: The One Animal Product You Should Feed Your Children
switching from red meat to chicken does not help very much. chicken actually has just as much cholesterol as beef (about 100 milligrams of cholesterol in a 4-ounce serving) and almost as much fat. Researchers have also learned that the
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