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ah, i see my error now. i thought you were trying to attempt some objective reasons why one shouldnt eat halal food, most of which people have spotted are flawed reasons. what you meant was simple prejudice against halal 'cause its islamic. the fact that halal has to be certified at cost isnt...

im not entirely convinced you've read any of the reasons above, and just given way to prejudice to anything islam related.

i'd try a kosher deli. only certified ones of course. if its the method of killing that bothers you, give up because you just dont know how the slaughter was implemented. as we've seen in the above discussion, there is no cruelty inherent in Halal, just local abattoir practices differ from...

ha, but you cant make that choice as its not communicated. maybe it should be. the issue of stunning is a bit of a modern development, and to me immaterial in the bigger picture. some non-Halal meat wont be stunned and some Halal meat will be stunned prior to dispatch, like so much with...

are you outraged, or making a consumer choice - do you see what i mean? anyway, i'd be wary of assuming all animals have been stunned, even if its supposed to have been. conditions upto and the final dispatch are more important that some technical processes imo.

unless they are vegatarian, i'd say all outrage around halal meat has nothing to do with animal rights and everything to do with religion. its not like the halal butchers are allowed to mistreat animals, though it happens as it does in secular abattoirs, its against the rules.

lol, its not analogies, it directly comparable examples of the same practice, requiring one to pay a fee, be inspected and meet certain standards for a certificate. BS or IEE on your electrical items, farm tractor on your food, its just the same. the only difference is one is based on daft...

you better stop buying British then, or buying anything with any form of certification, food or non-food, its all paid for.

as someone who has eaten a few kebabs and currys, only answer to this is yes. btw, i believe point 4 is wrong and there is nothing in christianty prohibiting any food. maybe old testesment, but that doesnt really count. and i wonder if you apply point 6 to buy British campaign, or gluten free...