The film “Food Inc.” that we watched in class Friday was yet
another wake up call to what food I eat everyday. Actually seeing the animals
living conditions shocked me. I have always heard how animals are mistreated
before they are killed but never truly thought about it. The cows were in
groups of thousands, crowed and standing in their own fesses most of the time.
Not only that, but they are fed corn to save money even though cows are made to
eat grass. This is probably one of the most ignorant decisions that I’ve ever
heard. We have no problem paying over the top prices for clothes and cars but
when it comes to our food we always are trying to cut costs. Isn’t food be what
we are putting the most money into? It’s not like we can live of a new designer
handbag… Our proprieties are obviously misconstrued within the United States
and I don’t know what we can do to change the public eye. These cows we are
being treated like dirt and they are the things going into our bodies to stay
alive. I say our food sound be our main priority and NOTHING should come in the
way of that, especially money. The fact that this little money (time, focus) is
put into the process of making our food only makes it clearer I need to start
taking control of my food choices. Since this realization I found myself not
going near meat. I’m not sure if this is going to last or if this is a good
thing but for now, I consider myself a newfound vegetarian.
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