"Hey, how are my qualifications to work at the vet's?" "Do you have any prior work experience with animals?" "Yeah, I worked at a slaughterhouse." Yep, nothing wrong there.

Sounds like a good job for someone who cares about animal rights actually. They won't let the slaughterhouse get away with anything.

No, people who care about animal rights would be protesting the very existence of the slaughterhouse. Animal welfare proponents want animals killed a certain way. Animal rights proponents recognize that "humane slaughter" is an oxymoron.

People also know that lots of animals eat other animals. Nothing wrong with liking rabbit in a cage or in a plate.

I bet that rabbit would disagree with you. And, yes, some animals do eat other animals. It is necessary for their survival. Felines, for instance, are obligate carnivores. Humans, however, are not. There is much debate over whether humans are even omnivores.

I mean, you guys don't seem to care about plants even though as we learn more about them we are learning they react to pain and signal each other. But I guess if you can't hear it scream like animals it doesn't matter, hm?

Nice try, #49. I know you think you're awfully clever, but I have heard this argument hundreds of times before. Human beings require plant material to live. We do not require meat products to live. It is okay to eat what you are required to live. Also, many plant products, such as fruit, are designed to be eaten. It is an evolutionary strategy to provide for the dispersal of seeds. And, finally, if you do think plants have feelings, which they very well might, it still kills far fewer plants to eat them yourself than to feed an animal and then eat that animal. What else ya got?

She probably lives in Soviet Russia, so the job chose her.

I love animals too...they taste good

I love animals. And you know what I hunt and fish. I kill to eat. If you actually love animals too you'd do the same because not hunting animals is extremely bad for the environment.

That is a hasty and misguided "solution" to overpopulation. The only true way to bring an ecosystem back to balance is by restoring predators. Humans both feed prey species, allowing them to surpass the ecosystem's natural population density, and also kill off keystone predators out of ignorance and fear. Humans need to restore nature, and then stay out of it.

Humans are the worst blight on the face of the earth. We destroy everything & give nothing in return.