
Does Britain have a hypocritical attitude towards animals?
Posted by: AlexEdoh2013International outcry is growing after the recent killing of Cecil the lion and and there is also outcry on the Chinese dog meat festival, yet in 2012, Britain has consumed 85.8 kilogrammes of per person per year. At the same time, 873.8 million broiler chickens were slaughtered for meat in the UK, producing 1.32 million tonnes of chicken meat. "How can we love some, but eat other animals" animal rights activists cry. So, do we have a hypocritical attitude towards animals?

No, Britain is not hypocritical for eating meat.
There is nothing wrong with the process of eating meat and, at one point, is thought that our neanderthal-like ancestors choosing to eat meat is the soul reason that our brains began to develop to what they are now.
I think it is perfectly okay to eat meat, as long as animals are not put through unnecessary suffering.

No, Britain does have a hypocritical attitude towards animals. We were designed to eat meat.
Animals don't need tho get eaten by us humans . That occurs enough in a natural habitat. People dont need to join the other creatures that go around eating other animals.
