Why Horsemeat Is In The FoodSupply

A horse is a sacred animal or how you want to call it.

Cows are not.

Anyway it's sound selfish what i'm typing.

Captain Obvious To The World: What do they put in petfood? anything that is dead, anything at all. There has been a shady system at work for a long time. Things finally got desperate enough that these big time meat distributers decided it's not just for pets anymore, cause we lost so many cattle this last year as a result of drought. Keeping costs low, and profits high

just think about it, this isnt jsut one place that is using horsemeat, this is literally a soilent green scenario. There is not enough supply for the demand, what would they do? just let the price go sky high and stop selling? or do whatever they could to keep the money rolling

It's really simple. Romania banned horses on the roads, so there was suddenly a very large surplus of horses that no-one wanted.

Horses are companion animals. Shelters are full of unwanted cats and dogs, so why not just package them up and sell in grocery stores too?


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"The Jungle", by Upton Sinclair (1906). It exposed conditions
in the U.S. meat packing industry, causing a public uproar
that contributed in part to the passage a few months later
of the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act.