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That's not what my logic is telling me... The brain is where pain is felt. Neck slitting (with a really sharp knife) is barely felt, but a spinal injury is excruciating. I would agree that it's only for a short time though.
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I completely agree. Slitting and decapitation are all about a brain dying because it doesn't get enough oxygen. I can't see why anyone would say that decapitation takes longer.
A bird jerking around isn't a sign of it having any brain activity. Birds have a very primitive nervous system. It's a good idea not to take it down until it stops making a mess though
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If you halal slaughter a bull by slicing it across the throat it will drain out in a matter of seconds. Humans can lose a couple of pints of blood before they start feeling woozy. Just because it looks messy doesn't mean it is efficient exsanguination.
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Beg to differ. Headless birds still flap. It's a neural reaction... just nerves, not panic.
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Right on the money
I can't see how sticking a chicken in a bucket, closing the lid and then poisoning it with C02, leaving it gasping until it passes out is going to lower its stress levels. If it was me picking my own sort of execution, and that was the alternative, I think I'd pick the loppers.
That's not what my logic is telling me... The brain is where pain is felt. Neck slitting (with a really sharp knife) is barely felt, but a spinal injury is excruciating. I would agree that it's only for a short time though.
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I completely agree. Slitting and decapitation are all about a brain dying because it doesn't get enough oxygen. I can't see why anyone would say that decapitation takes longer.
A bird jerking around isn't a sign of it having any brain activity. Birds have a very primitive nervous system. It's a good idea not to take it down until it stops making a mess though

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If you halal slaughter a bull by slicing it across the throat it will drain out in a matter of seconds. Humans can lose a couple of pints of blood before they start feeling woozy. Just because it looks messy doesn't mean it is efficient exsanguination.
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Beg to differ. Headless birds still flap. It's a neural reaction... just nerves, not panic.
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Right on the money


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