[Elendur]

if you read “shechita” in Wikipedia, it sounds at least as humane as was practiced by farmers in America for centuries.
(and mostly animal rights people are leftist tools.)

however, i strongly object to Islamic “halal” meat not being labeled.
it very often isn’t.
and christians don’t know that it is meat that has been killed in the name of Allah:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_and_Jewish_dietary_laws_compared
“Dhabiha requires that God’s name be pronounced before each slaughter.[15]”
“Dhabiha meat by definition is meat that is slaughtered in the shariah manner and the name of Allah (swt) is said before the slaughter. “

“Eat not of that (meat) on which Allah’s Name has not been pronounced.” [Al-Inaam 6:121]

[Stormdog]

“Dhabiha requires that God’s name be pronounced before each slaughter.[15]”

So when the moslem swine slaughter a person by sawing off his head as they bleat “allahu akbar”, does this make the victim “halal” and/or give the act of murder some sort of religious sanction?

Is an “infidel” a person or an animal?

[arthurus]

however, i strongly object to Islamic “halal” meat not being labeled. it very often isn’t. and christians don’t know that it is meat that has been killed in the name of Allah:

That would be meat "sacrificed to idols," no?