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When I was younger I had been an equestrian rider, which made me grow quite fond of horses. I prefer to personally see them as non-editable animals, but I also understand where different cultures come from. In the U.S. it is frowned upon (even though we send horses to Mexico for consumption), while it is not as slanderous in other areas. Not knowing what is in one's food, whether it be human or horse, is potentially detrimental. We see the same problem erupt in  "The Jungle" when unknown products, as well as unsafe products are put in the food and kill people.

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When I was younger I had been an equestrian rider, which made me grow quite fond of horses. I prefer to personally see them as non-editable animals, but I also understand where different cultures come from. In the U.S. it is frowned upon (even though we send horses to Mexico for consumption), while it is not as slanderous in other areas. Not knowing what is in one's food, whether it be human or horse, is potentially detrimental. We see the same problem erupt in  "The Jungle" when unknown products, as well as unsafe products are put in the food and kill people.

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Eating horse isn't wrong.  Serving it without the consumers knowledge however is something different entirely.  Not only that but killing the horses at the end of their lives and serving them when they are possibly diseased is controversial.  

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Eating horse isn't wrong.  Serving it without the consumers knowledge however is something different entirely.  Not only that but killing the horses at the end of their lives and serving them when they are possibly diseased is controversial.  

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The ostracization of horse meat is relative to the country, culture or economic situation. Due to the British holding horses as pets rather than looking at them as food manifested into default-shun to eating horse meat. France, on the other hand, looked at horse-meat like a lean and hearty source of protein because they embraced the idea of eating horses from prior economic struggles.
-NR

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Bumble Bee Tuna Worker & Horse meat Articles

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Bumble Bee Tuna Worker & Horse meat Articles

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Companies should not be allowed to lie to their customers about what they're eating. It is ridiculous that this is still happening in the 21st century. It's not surprising, but sad the companies today, like those in The Jungle still care more about money than the people of their country.

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I don't think it is wrong to eat horse meat, but if beef is advertised, beef should be sold. That is called false advertisement and it is illegal. Cooking people in an oven on accident is homicide because of negligence and is also very illegal.

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Bumble Bee Tuna Worker & Horse meat Articles

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Bumble Bee Tuna Worker & Horse meat Articles

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I think that is it sad that horse meat is still passing food test in the 21st century. I don't think that companies should use horse meat as a cheaper alternative.

The article about the bumble bee working is sad. It is sad that companies do not enforce more strict rules regarding safety.

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I think that its pretty messed up that Romanian slaughterhouses would just decide to put horse meat in their products and still call it beef and sell it as beef, just because of a law. The use of these horses in meat could cause blood disorders according to the article. The Bumble Bee Tuna company obviously didn't have enough safety measures in place, because how does someone not notice another person in an oven before they dump tuna in it and cook him to death.

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The blatant disregard for the employees safety reminds me a lot of the jungle, but if this had happened in those times they would have just covered up the whole incident. It is also disturbing to think that we might not know what we are eating and all of the possible side effects it could have

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I feel really bad for the Bumble Bee Tuna Worker because that must be a terrible way to die especially because tuna is bad. The horse meat article kind of worries me because we honestly do not know what our food could be made out of.

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Honestly, i wasn't very surprised while reading the horse meat article. I feel like its just part of what us humans to do save money or be more efficient. However, when it doesn't agree with our health regulations, im not all for it. Especially that it emphasis on blood diseases. Its also kinda sad that i wasn't very surprised by the tuna article at all either. Its all very disturbing and unhealthy.

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It's disappointing to know that the company didn't follow the appropriate safety measures to ensure protection of the worker. Even though it was an accident, it could've been avoided.

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Factories will always be dangerous and one mistake can hurt people of even worse. The only thing different from then and now is that the company will admit to the accident and own up to it now. Back then they rarely did.

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Honestly the idea of me not knowing what I am eating literally grosses me out greatly. The fact that they could withhold what goes into what we eat is really disturbing

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I think it's crazy what happened with the tuna worker. At least the company owned up to it's mistakes instead of just selling the tuna mixed up with the worker.

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The fact that I may be eating horse meat doesn't really bother me (as long as it tastes good, whatever), but the fact that we don't know what we're eating and what dangerous products or chemicals may be inside is definitely a problem whether you like horse meat or not.

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In the horse meat article I thought it was disturbing for the fact that important health information about a drug in the meat that could cause blood disorders was withheld. I found it interesting though that no one in "civilized Europe" ate horse meat for centuries as it was deemed a "pagan practice by the Pope during this time. I was just flat out disturbed by the Tuna case.
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I see in the article where it says that "it may cause blood diseases" but it also says there is no way to prove anything and also goes on to say that horses are even healthy. Apart from the fact that people didn't know what they were eating, I don't see what the big deal is. It's just a meat. I don't think I would ever choose to eat it but that is besides the point lol

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This is honestly pretty nasty. Sure, it may be considered safe; but I prefer to know exactly what it is I'm eating. I don't think people would consume these products if they truly knew what was in them. I'm glad the government has put forth more health regulations and such to prevent this, but it's still scary to think it's ever happened in the first place.

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This should remind us all to bee careful and not be horsing around.