> > It occurs to me (not an extremely original thought, I admit) that if we > can eat chickens and cows and pigs, why can't we eat cats and dogs? > > We (humans) do eat cats and dogs and rats and monkeys and roaches and grubs > of every sort. See www.weird-food.com > I hope we can put that topic to rest and get back to a subject I raised > three years ago on Phil-Lit that was roundly ignored. I'm sure you all > remember it. Scientists were discussing stem cell and cloning technology on > an NPR program. One of the scientists predicted that in the foreseeable > future, man would be growing steaks in vast vats, not on cows. Beef sans > cow. He claimed they already know how to do it, it was a question of > acceptability. I would love to see this happen. The way that cows, pigs, and chickens are currently raised is cruel. The animals live a short, horrible life. yrs, andreas www.andreas.com ------------------------------------------------------------------ To change your Lit-Ideas settings (subscribe/unsub, vacation on/off, digest on/off), visit www.andreas.com/faq-lit-ideas.html