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Meet Your Meat

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I am so glad I watched this video -- a real eye opener for those of us who have never seen how animals are treated before they end up on our fork. Highly recommend.

This DVD was amazing. Buy it even if you do eat meat. You'll never look at food the same way again.

Meet Your Meat, a powerful look at the horrors of enslaving and slaughtering animals for food, should be required viewing for all humans.
It's graphic images are testimony to the Linda McCartney quote: "If slaughterhouses had glass walls, we'd all be vegetarians," and invite each of us to reexamine how we view the other living, feeling beings with whom we share this planet. Don't miss it.

I couldn't believe what I watched and haven't eaten any meat since. I can't walk by the deli or meat section in the grocery store without thinking of this dvd. It will change how you view animals and food forever.

Meat Your Meat is a powerful investigation into the routinely cruel treatment of animals in the egg, dairy, and meat industries. Anyone who cares about animals -- and what they're eating -- would be well-advised to watch it.

After watching this deeply moving video there's no way you'll ever want to go back to eating meat. Every day, millions of animals are brutally killed for food in the United States. Their lives are cut short as they are crammed into factory farms, forced to live in their own filth, never to feel the sun of their back or grass beneath their feet. As they are drugged to grow so fast in such a short period of time, many animals will die before they even reach the slaughterhouse, the victims of their own misfortune.

Alec Baldwin narrates this piece and shows such cruelties of our world today. After coming face to face with such horrors, you'll want to know more about the true tragedies of factory farming. So, the next time you sit down to eat dinner, take a good look at what's on your plate. Is it comforting to know your dinner may have once had a face?

A incredibly eye opening video. No wonder the slaughterhouses are kept from public view, why they call dead animals "pork" and "meat." It sounds so much less related to reality. It is sad to see how animals are born and raised,just to meet the fate of a horrible death. And there are so many, so many.

The movie is compelling and very worthwhile. If you want to see reality in food production, if you want to know, and not shelter yourself, from what went into making your "burger," see this movie.

To see what goes on behind the scenes is enough to make me give up meat for ever. I think anyone who calls himself or herself compassionate will do the same.

Richard J. Peppin
Rockville, MD

This is an amazing DVD able to open the eyes of compassionate people to the real and sad truth. Every one must watch it and think about it.

Forget what the meat, dairy and egg industries tell you about how they treat animals. See for yourself!

An excellent piece that raises consciousness about how that piece of "meat" got on your dinner plate. 10 BILLION animals---10,000 every 30 minutes--are slaughtered so that hmumans may have their mouthful of flesh. This film reveals the incredible amount of animal suffering that goes into that mouthful and the ethical dilemas that confront the human species for participating in it.