Animals are fed grain. People only need to turn to living sources. Not a plant need die, so again we ask why? It must at once become the culture, to eat living fruits, rice, corn, berries, cultured foods, spouted foods...and, let us not forget science, which has made it so, that we can eat the perfect nutrition, made from the purity, of synthetic means, yet does this too, not come from death, this is the future, that the Elite Bonesmen, be not concerned. Sacrifice, sacrifice, sacrifice...it is, thus, to convince the cattle, that it be free, in beautiful pastures, isolated, within a grid, of death, and of he dying. Ignorance is not bliss, the statement is ignorant. Nobility bring bliss, for which those called Nobel, are nothing but Demons of the Hive.
AMONG mammals 41,700,000 cows and calves were killed for food in 2000, as well as 115,200,000 pigs and 4,300,000 sheep, for a total of 161,200,000. These stats are also expected to continue to rise. Thus, the total number of all animals killed for food in 2000 was 9.7 billion.
Update to numbers in article: the USDA slaughter stats, but at the end of the article are more thorough numbers: animal killed for Americans' food. This number includes animals that die for reasons other than slaughter (like layer hens and discarded male layer chicks, most of which are not slaughtered), and in also includes animals killed abroad whose meat is imported to the US. Most of all, it includes sea animals, which the USDA numbers don't include, but which add a lot.
USDA slaughter stats 2008
Cattle: 35,507,500
Pigs: 116,558,900
Chickens: 9,075,261,000
Layer hens: 69,683,000
Broiler chickens: 9,005,578
Pigs: 116,558,900
Chickens: 9,075,261,000
Layer hens: 69,683,000
Broiler chickens: 9,005,578
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