Slaughterhouse.

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So I am an animal lover and of course reading this book broke my heart. I can believe how miss treated animals are just so humans can be satisfied. I make me wonder if the tables were turned would we all be so much against it. As horrible as it was to hear these things happening to the animals, I couldn’t stop reading. It opened my eyes to see that not only were the animals in dangerous situations, but also the workers. They were forced to put their lives out on the line each day. Please don’t get me wrong, I am a meat eater, maybe even a meat lover, but i will admit reading this has changed my views. Reading about all the injections that they put into the animals that we also intake as well makes you think if it’s really worth it. Let’s take a second to think. If the animals are being injection then killed, were eating their injected meat only to die later? This is sad. We see meat as nourishment so we kill animals to nourish ourselves when in reality buy killing them we are killing ourselves.

 

Down the street from my house I have a meat market; you can smell it from the parking lot. I remember going into one for the first time with my grandmother. I couldn’t believe how you just go in there get some meat and go home. It wasn’t real to me; i couldn’t understand how the workers wanted to touch it and couldn’t possibly understand why they wanted to sell it at that age. In the book Slaughterhouse people constantly complained, they even went to the major. Nobody wouldn’t do anything i couldn’t believe that. Even with the people dying.

Listed here is a atricle about SlaughterHouses that still exist:SLAUGHTERHOUSE CURRENTLY TODAY