Additional topics: A Farming Story Bible on Vegetarianism God Designed For Meat?
#48 The animals are killed so fast that they don’t feel any pain or even know they’re being killed; what’s wrong with that? Quickly killing an animal in the wild is much less cruel than factory farming. However, it ignores that animals’ basic right to be left alone to lead their own lives. If our real concern is to keep animals from starving, we should not hunt, but take steps to reduce the animals’ fertility. We should also preserve wolves, mountain lions, coyotes, and other natural predators. Actually, many deer herds and duck populations are carefully managed (artificially manipulated) to produce more and more animals for hunters to kill. If for some unusual reason it should be necessary for the animals to be shot, sharpshooters should be employed. Sharpshooters are more likely to kill the animals quickly, not just wound them, and would choose those who seemed ill or in pain, not just shoot randomly. This view can only be maintained by those unfamiliar with modern meat production me
