Tuesday, May 02, 2006
A few questions
How unnatural is it for Humans to consume the milk of another species?
Can there be a graver violation of animal rights than the practice of keeping a cow perennially pregnant to maximise milk production?
Is the government right in subsidising milk products, thereby encouraging the consumption of unhealthy fatty food and perpetuating the misery of Cows?
Why isn't the moral brigade opposing the heinous practice of artificial insemination of cows with as much intensity as Cow Slaughter?
Aren't we Indians guilty of the worst form of hypocrisy by shamelessly consuming milk intended for the calves and yet professing our reverence for 'Go mata'?
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How unnatural is it for Humans to consume the milk of another species?
Can there be a graver violation of animal rights than the practice of keeping a cow perennially pregnant to maximise milk production?
Is the government right in subsidising milk products, thereby encouraging the consumption of unhealthy fatty food and perpetuating the misery of Cows?
Why isn't the moral brigade opposing the heinous practice of artificial insemination of cows with as much intensity as Cow Slaughter?
Aren't we Indians guilty of the worst form of hypocrisy by shamelessly consuming milk intended for the calves and yet professing our reverence for 'Go mata'?
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