Except that it makes no sense. Showing mercy to fish is not going to stop a bear from killing and eating you. Animals don't think they just act. It's imposing human laws onto nature. Which is actually a more arrogant intellectual principle than just simply eating meat.
@@SuperScottCrawfordYou're right! The addiction to self-righteousness has always been with us and, sadly, probably always will be. You're certainly helping to keep those "values" alive.
Despite saying that you cannot possibly be an environmentalist or humanitarian if you eat meat... By that logic nobody can be an environmentalist or humanitarian since they use plastic and all manner of unnecessary things. She doesn't come across as toxic regarding her every day life tho which is a benefit.
So she doesn't eat meat, but wears leather trousers and has botox a procedure tested on animals and uses animal products, bloody hypocrite, full of crap virtue signaling
What a beautiful and intelligent strong Woman, I just Love her!!! I am so happy I discovered her, she is so much more then a great talent, she has compassion and cares. I never liked meat even growing up as a child, people tried to force me, later I knew why and I am happy, content and a good Lady, for following my instincts.. please do not eat meat..it truly is unnecessary. Love you Crissie 👏 💖💖
Chrissie Hynde, Anne and Nancy Wilson and Pat Benatar all in a class of thier own!! Amazing women!! MAde a huge impact on the women of that generation.They Inspired strength and independence!! Thank you for that ladies!!
"It's your responsibility as a human being to decide how much mercy you can show while you're alive. One day you're going to be asking for mercy, and how much mercy did YOU give? That's something you should be thinking about every day of your life." Wise words to live by. Thank you, Chrissie. You're tops.
SquidGuy she basically said one day you're going to die, too... Are you suggesting that her statement of living things eventually experiencing death is not factual? Everybody dies dipshit
"I don't see the point of a life if you're not living by your principles. And if you don't have principles, what have you got?" Beautifully said! Go vegan!
You'd have to be pretty smart to outsmart this woman . . she's always had my upmost respect . . her recent(ish) book Reckless is an excellent slice of The Pretenders original story . .
Being a vegetarian, vegan....etc is a choice and I totally respect it. Humans are not herbivores however...a human's choice to eat meat should also be respected.
@@MrRwk314 Yeah, because it's absolutely impossible to care about both things at once... Derptastic post there, brain boy. Try thinking with your brain next time.
She made me feel Proud & Grateful to be a Vegetarian...Chrissie Hynde is a Incredibly Evolved & Aware Human being...This was Excellent!...Raising Animals for the Consumption of the human digestive tract is not only Environmentally harmful,..it's Disgusting & Cruel..These animals have every right to Live as we do.
JAB5625: You have absolutely no reason to call him a hypocrite. He didn't say he was picketing anyone; he only said he's a vegetarian. In any case, animals eat meat because they don't know any better. Humans can be better than that. Now this is all so extremely obvious and simple that I'm quite sure even you understood it perfectly well before I pointed it out, perfectly well before you posted your asinine comment. So who's the real hypocrite? YOU, pal, you. Check the mirror.
+PowerTuber 3.0 We're *self-aware* animals. As far as we know, we're the *only* self-aware animals. That's the difference. We have the power to analyze and go against instinct. Other animals (as far as we know) don't have that power. A lot of them don't value lives outside of their own families. They don't have empathy to the degree that we do. Slaughterhouses are awful places in which animals are essentially born to dle.They don't get lives. Most never see the sun. Pigs get their teeth, genitals, and tails ripped off so they don't destroy themselves when they inevitably go insane from months in a cage they can't even turn around in. Chickens are debeaked for the same reason and spend their days stuffed together in a dark, damp, ammonia ridden shed. That's not natural. Hunting is far more natural, but assuming you get your meat from the grocery store, these animals have been through hel*. Eating veg may not be normal, but you can't say it's amoral. By what means? Now, a veg may not be morally superior to a carnivore... but if animal abuse is considered amoral and can result in imprisonment, the statement that refusal to eat the animals (i.e. support a system of consistent animal cruelty) is a moral decision is justified.
Because he is in the box of world conformity, and it scares him to hear another human being talking about compassion for other than himself and his kind.
Although I do not agree with her I respect people who stand up for what they think is right. Shes not on some trendy celebrity bandwagon its something she truly and always has believed in.
*** I love Chrissie even MORE due to this issue. Dear Chrissy: Why do you never, ever play Pittsburgh if Akron is ten seconds away?? GET TO PITTSBURGH!!!
Totally agree with you Chrissie, I have been a vegetarian since I was 15. I get so pissed off with people saying well "Are your shoes leather?" or other inane questions. The irony of me becoming a vegetarian was that my dad was a farmer. He was horrified that I stopped eating meat, I think he thought it was a phase, but I'm now 52 and it's been one hell of a long phase. And for me it is a deal breaker if I meet a guy, if he eats meat no chance.
michelle88960 I don’t think that’s an inane question at all. If you claim to be a vegetarian for moral reasons, but wear leather shoes or other clothing, then you are a hypocrite.
agreed! and meat eating makes folks insane, everyone I know who eats animals has some level of crazy. I've been vegan for almost 20 years and when I think back on how I was when I was a meat head I realize I was totally loony tunes. I mean just the process of eating rotting body parts is complete insanity.
You might be right. But maybe we need to be a little agressive and violent in order to survive in this society. And we need to be a little crazy as well.
very nice!!! i have the same problem eating with meat eaters..they treat you like handicap person, because you don't eat meat...most of them looks scared...i'm not.it is my choice what i eat and yess,mercy is a big thing,....all living things have soul!!
I'm vegan, and this conversation has happened too many times. Meat eater: You don't eat meat?!! Me: uh, no. Vegan. Meat eater: proceeds to go on about it, drawing dumb comparisons to Australopithecus, bizarre hypotheticals etc. It's very, very tiring. So, please, meat eaters: don't try to defend the practice with "facts and logic" because your arguments are bereft of both.
I would quibble with her on one thing she said: "Everything that lives, lives off of something else that lives." ( 07:03 ) That is an argument made by meat-eaters to try to justify eating meat; the "you're killing the plants you're eating" shtick. But it simply isn't true: many foods that veg*ns eat _are not alive,_ such as fruits, seeds and grains. The plants and trees which produce them have evolved to make their fruits, seeds, nuts, etc., appealing to animals to be eaten -- often for seed dispersal. Papaya tress "want" their fruit to be eaten; they fall on the forest floor, and local frugivores come along and eat them, and poop the seeds a mile away. Nuts are not "living", neither are seeds. There is no detectible life within them (there only is with seeds, if the conditions are changed to cause them to sprout). So, no: NOT everything that lives, lives off of something else that lives. It is quite possible to live off of things that are no longer alive.
Adore Chrissie, but the vegetarian thing is over the top for me. I'd rather that we force producers to follow ethical guidelines. Welfare of the animals should come before profits. There will always be a market for meats, so no need to pretend otherwise. Profits must be secondary if we're going to force a being to end it's life. It's worth noting that early human species could not have survived on plants alone. Eating meats is a reason for the development of our brains and our existence as we are today. So, the next thought is do we still need to rely on meat to exist? Not necessarily, but I don't think it's in the best interests of everyone either. There's a lot more that can be said, but... yea, this is just a RUclips vid.
@@spaceengineer1452 I object to the word dumb being used to mean stupid, it's an insult to real dumb people, the ones who can't speak. Was never used like that in Britain 50 years ago, now American influence prevails. Americans introduced "political correctness", dumb used like that is the epitome of incorrectness.
A personal sacrifice is when a human being makes a conscious decision to give up a certain thing, for the good of someone/something else. An animal who is killed by a human for food, is not making a sacrifice, because the animal has no choice in the matter.
Just because YOU are against eating meat, it doesn't mean everyone else has to be. It's YOUR opinion that killing and eating other animals is wrong. It's not an objective fact. She has no right to tell anyone how to live their life. Period
Chrissie is an intelligent, talented lady and she says, lives by her principles. I won't pay the slaughtermen either. She is so right " one day you are going to be asked for mercy and how much did you give........that is what we should all be thinking about. Love this lady and I am now off to listen to Talk of the Town.
People talk about 'our ancestry' a lot, and the fact that we have always eaten meat to survive. I'm not sure why these people haven't noticed that we don't live in caves anymore. We have enormous choice. It is a choice. Folk that hunt, to me at least, are lacking something. My partner is Scandinavian, she feels the same way. Her fellow countrypeople's obsession with killing wildlife is as vexatious as it is upsetting. The term 'evolution' comes up a lot one way and another these days. I feel that the cessation of meat eating is evolutionary. Fair well to the cave!
I've never heard of Chrissie Hynde before, but she is impressive! Her ethical standards are exactly where they should be - high! I'm going to check out her other videos now. :)
The audience thought they were in for a puff piece...rocker and cool dad braid each other's hair on stage and then part friends. But then Chrissie drops science, left him the nervous giggler.
Chrissie is a tough woman, and I love her for it. Chrissie, Moby, Morrissey, Pamela Anderson, are vegetarian activists, I wouldn’t eat meat in front of them.
Q...Do you know the difference between meat and fish? A....Don't beat your fish! Chrissy may not EAT meat but she did indicate that she was open to a fine tube steak smothered in underwear with the cream of sum yong gai desert over in Chinatown. I know she has a good sense of humor that makes her easy to love.
I agree with all she said, from a personal stand point. Watching the documentary Earthlings a while back opened my eyes. I told myself ''if even 10% of that sh%$t is real then that's it, I'm done. I have a responsibility towards other species.'' I've never ate meat since, just like that. To me it was easy. Anyway, I like this interview.
joseph conder If you really are an environmentalist, then watch cowspiracy please, if you haven't done it yet, because it's a very good documentary on environment issues: ruclips.net/video/S-XP79o8gqQ/видео.html
The only problem with this is that if you go to any integrative physician, they will tell you of patients who have been on probiotics, supplements and a vegetarian diet for 3 years and have constant stomach pain because their guts just cannot physically handle hard to digest veggies and sugars from most fruits. It literally causes them pain 24/7. Meat is one of the only things they can eat that doesn't cause them issues. But those physicians will also tell you that they tell their clients to only eat antibiotic, organic meat and wild caught fish, and to eat as little as possible and to eat as many easy to eat veggies like spinach and squash to help build up anti-inflammatory systems. So I don't agree with her that eating meat is completely unnecessary. In fact, I know a person who eats meat and nothing else and has less digestive issues than she's had in her entire life. All veggies cause her bloating and enormous pain. But again, we are talking about a person who only gets her meat from organic farms, and she makes sure to make use of the entire animal. So I have issues with accusing such people as immoral, cruel animal killers. If it comes down to living in a life with pain and 24/7 digestive issues, humans come first. The problem is that most humans do not have digestive issues like this, and when they do eat meat, they eat meat that is treated in the most inhumane ways possible. The cheap non-organic meat that you find in typical grocery stores. I respect anyone who adopts a veggie or vegan diet, but I feel they need to understand that unlike what they feel, that diet is literally intolerable for some human beings. That being said, if we reduced meat consumption to those who truly need it, we would see a massive reduction of animal suffering, health issues, etc. The world would be a better place.
A vegan will tell you and not sell to you. A doctor can not exist unless he has lots of sick people to sell drugs to. So that's why i don't trust anything they say! By the way, i am a 55 year old vegan who does not even have a doctor because, " i have never been sick a day in my life!"
"When the time comes that you're asking for mercy, how much mercy did you give ?" I like that, I really like that.
Except that it makes no sense. Showing mercy to fish is not going to stop a bear from killing and eating you. Animals don't think they just act.
It's imposing human laws onto nature. Which is actually a more arrogant intellectual principle than just simply eating meat.
@@flammenjc Mindless and logic-free. ^
"I feel like if I can dominate and I'm in this superior position, I let him go." I love you, Chrissie. That was spot on.
All this talk for someone who put out two good albums 40 years ago?
@@fastinbulvis2223 her values are ageless
@@SuperScottCrawfordYou're right! The addiction to self-righteousness has always been with us and, sadly, probably always will be. You're certainly helping to keep those "values" alive.
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Chrissie talking about her vegatarian lifestyle without being confrontational. This is how you have a mature adult conversation.
"...mature adult conversation"? She calls men dumb animals? Like all vegatarians she's a sanctimonious bore.
Despite saying that you cannot possibly be an environmentalist or humanitarian if you eat meat...
By that logic nobody can be an environmentalist or humanitarian since they use plastic and all manner of unnecessary things.
She doesn't come across as toxic regarding her every day life tho which is a benefit.
@@flammenjcShe's a sanctimonious bore.
what she said about thinking every day about how much mercy we give is profound, a good spiritual lesson, be blessed.
Love this woman, her music, her ethics, her intelligence, long live Chrissie Hynde.
legend! And she's right in every point she makes.
We need more heroes like Chrissie.
I adore this woman, not only as an artist but as a person. Great discussion here; compassionate, pragmatic and totally genuine. ✌🏼❤️
Middle of the road ma favourite track 🐺🦇
So she doesn't eat meat, but wears leather trousers and has botox a procedure tested on animals and uses animal products, bloody hypocrite, full of crap virtue signaling
What a beautiful and intelligent strong Woman, I just Love her!!! I am so happy I discovered her, she is so much more then a great talent, she has compassion and cares. I never liked meat even growing up as a child, people tried to force me, later I knew why and I am happy, content and a good Lady, for following my instincts.. please do not eat meat..it truly is unnecessary. Love you Crissie 👏 💖💖
Chrissie Hynde, Anne and Nancy Wilson and Pat Benatar all in a class of thier own!! Amazing women!! MAde a huge impact on the women of that generation.They Inspired strength and independence!! Thank you for that ladies!!
Donna Strough
I Love your comment! You named all my favorites...also Joan Jett I'd like to add to the awesome woman mix.😘
Christopher Cipollini
Yes! Patti Smith too!
Where's Stevie nicks
"It's your responsibility as a human being to decide how much mercy you can show while you're alive. One day you're going to be asking for mercy, and how much mercy did YOU give? That's something you should be thinking about every day of your life."
Wise words to live by. Thank you, Chrissie. You're tops.
SquidGuy she basically said one day you're going to die, too... Are you suggesting that her statement of living things eventually experiencing death is not factual? Everybody dies dipshit
“Och det blir bitt slutord” ...i like that, “slutord”.
Herbert Wells: "One day we'll be asking for mercy" - Rubbish, where's your proof? Perceptions do matter, however facts matter more!
Yeah because it's all about her
You just repeated everything we just heard. What are you a parrot?
Interviewer: "I would never try to kill you."
Chrissie: "You don't know yet. We're just getting started."
You gotta love her!
I've always loved her, i love how she loves animals. She's been my Inspiration throughout my life ❤
cause she hates people...lol...
Love your music, and love your ethical convictions.
She's so awesome! Living as a vegan is the healthiest lifestyle, great for the environment, compassionate for animals. Thank you Chrissie!
I liked her, now I like her much more.
"I can't pay the slaughtermen..."... I Love you Chrissie !
I'm a vegetarian too and I really like the way she explained this love her❤️
She is so comfortable at being herself I love that in a woman.
I'd give up meat to live with Chrissie Hynde. Good God, I love her.
Team Elite Diamonds would give up meat to be with the 55 year old Chrissie Hyde ( my age )
Actually she's 60? So yes I would.. I"m 50, she's beautiful in my eyes, and I love what she stands for
Peter shes 65.. Born in 1951 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrissie_Hynde and yes.. Id give up meat to be with her.
Hey y'all - why don't you just give up meat anyway! :)
@@youejtube7692 most xxcelt comment!🐴👍💚💙
Morrissey makes the same argument "nobody is THAT hungry."
Well Morrissey must be VERY hungry, considering how fat he is.
"I don't see the point of a life if you're not living by your principles. And if you don't have principles, what have you got?"
Beautifully said! Go vegan!
Nah Steak is good.
@@MrRwk314 It's a carcinogen.
Real, as always.. Chrissie rocks
You'd have to be pretty smart to outsmart this woman . . she's always had my upmost respect . . her recent(ish) book Reckless is an excellent slice of The Pretenders original story . .
I love the Pretenders and Crissy Hynde especially. RIP💖❤️🎸😭😭
Who died? Chrissie is alive and doing fine as far as I know.
Being a vegetarian, vegan....etc is a choice and I totally respect it. Humans are not herbivores however...a human's choice to eat meat should also be respected.
Respect!
Sir Ray Davies, ex-partner and co-parent of their child Natalie, is a vegetarian, as is his brother Dave.
Have you ever seen an animal weep while waiting for slaughter? I have; and I will not at meat.
No I see the homeless guy weeping you walk past going to your Peta meeting.
@@MrRwk314 Yeah, because it's absolutely impossible to care about both things at once... Derptastic post there, brain boy. Try thinking with your brain next time.
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I absolutely love her integrity, straightforwardness, and the fact she would kill before being killed.
straightforwardness - that's a mighty big word
@@DeSoccerRefMan Good call, is it even a word?
She made me feel Proud & Grateful to be a Vegetarian...Chrissie Hynde is a Incredibly Evolved & Aware Human being...This was Excellent!...Raising Animals for the Consumption of the human digestive tract is not only Environmentally harmful,..it's Disgusting & Cruel..These animals have every right to Live as we do.
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The interviewer was quite gentlemanly and took it well.
He's soft. The kind of man the elite want on tv.
She's so sweet!!!
Rarely does anybody see this about her...kindness. it's the center of her being.
I love this lady ❤️
I love Chrissie Hynde but boy, I would never cross her! Strong woman.
pffffft. Puhleeeez
So right Chrissie you are awesome!
Totally agree with everything she said !
Funy I don/t agree with any of it
@@wwbuirkle Seems your in the minority in the comments then !
@@keithdonald6583 Yes because I'm not some little Kiss ass fanboy.I enjoy the atr but I don't give a fuck about any clelebrity opinion
@@wwbuirkle Wow , your such a champion of the people . ...you must be so proud living in your little bubble of hate .
@@keithdonald6583 I'm a champion of common sense
I don't feel crazy anymore.
Vegan 12+ years. I had a vegan outreach table at one of her concerts. Awesome, talented lady!
I have to say the audience laughing is weird.
So was all that leather I thought she was wearing for 35 years really just vinyl?
+nauort23 It depends on when she became vegan, doesn't it?
@@poppy90290 She's been a vegan since she was a teenager. I love her, but she's worn leather jackets and shoes long since then.
Been a veggie for 48 of my 62 years.... she's so right.
Uhh, why do, pray tell, animals eat meat, in a vicious fashion? You should be picketing lions you raging hypocrites.
JAB5625: You have absolutely no reason to call him a hypocrite. He didn't say he was picketing anyone; he only said he's a vegetarian. In any case, animals eat meat because they don't know any better. Humans can be better than that. Now this is all so extremely obvious and simple that I'm quite sure even you understood it perfectly well before I pointed it out, perfectly well before you posted your asinine comment. So who's the real hypocrite? YOU, pal, you. Check the mirror.
people are genetically omnivores. You eating only veggie is fine....but to say it is moral or normal..not so much
Practically all animals kill other animals for food and we also are animals. What's the difference.
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We're *self-aware* animals. As far as we know, we're the *only* self-aware animals. That's the difference. We have the power to analyze and go against instinct. Other animals (as far as we know) don't have that power. A lot of them don't value lives outside of their own families. They don't have empathy to the degree that we do.
Slaughterhouses are awful places in which animals are essentially born to dle.They don't get lives. Most never see the sun. Pigs get their teeth, genitals, and tails ripped off so they don't destroy themselves when they inevitably go insane from months in a cage they can't even turn around in. Chickens are debeaked for the same reason and spend their days stuffed together in a dark, damp, ammonia ridden shed. That's not natural. Hunting is far more natural, but assuming you get your meat from the grocery store, these animals have been through hel*.
Eating veg may not be normal, but you can't say it's amoral. By what means? Now, a veg may not be morally superior to a carnivore... but if animal abuse is considered amoral and can result in imprisonment, the statement that refusal to eat the animals (i.e. support a system of consistent animal cruelty) is a moral decision is justified.
Interviewer seems to be having a hard time wrapping his head around what is a very simple and logical concept.
Because he is in the box of world conformity, and it scares him to hear another human being talking about compassion for other than himself and his kind.
@@laurabook9492WTF? Another kook addicted to self-righteousness.
I love what she said about a fish
She is amazing!❤
Although I do not agree with her I respect people who stand up for what they think is right. Shes not on some trendy celebrity bandwagon its something she truly and always has believed in.
When is the last time a celebrity talked about principles?
Wow. She's great.
god I love her ! she's fantastic !
Go Chrissie, nicely put.
*** I love Chrissie even MORE due to this issue. Dear Chrissy: Why do you never, ever play Pittsburgh if Akron is ten seconds away?? GET TO PITTSBURGH!!!
Hey Chrissie. We have two things in commun - I am also a vegetarian as mani others, and I am born on the same date as you, the 7th Septembre 1951.
Holy shit!
I just gained so much respect for her.
A great singer with great common sence. My hero #vegan
Her statement about advice that's not asked for is SO true.
I have diabetes. I need meat to satiate hunger without my glucose going through the roof.
Here is some info about diabetes and food that might interest you: nutritionfacts.org/video/plant-based-diets-and-diabetes/
I'm hungry all the time, Garegh62. Even when restricting carbs to 30 grams per day. What protocol do you follow? Btw, I'm also hypothyroid.
Thanx for the link, but veggies will never ease my hunger.
U know the funny thing about it is that I have been considering changing to vegetarian because I see animals in a different way now..
I do SO love her....
Thank you Chrissie for your outspoken truths on being vegetarian
Totally agree with you Chrissie, I have been a vegetarian since I was 15. I get so pissed off with people saying well "Are your shoes leather?" or other inane questions. The irony of me becoming a vegetarian was that my dad was a farmer. He was horrified that I stopped eating meat, I think he thought it was a phase, but I'm now 52 and it's been one hell of a long phase. And for me it is a deal breaker if I meet a guy, if he eats meat no chance.
michelle88960 I don’t think that’s an inane question at all. If you claim to be a vegetarian for moral reasons, but wear leather shoes or other clothing, then you are a hypocrite.
I don't eat meat and I live just fine. I, personally, believe that meat eating makes people aggressive and violent.
agreed! and meat eating makes folks insane, everyone I know who eats animals has some level of crazy. I've been vegan for almost 20 years and when I think back on how I was when I was a meat head I realize I was totally loony tunes. I mean just the process of eating rotting body parts is complete insanity.
You might be right. But maybe we need to be a little agressive and violent in order to survive in this society. And we need to be a little crazy as well.
No, that's the whiskey 😂
very nice!!! i have the same problem eating with meat eaters..they treat you like handicap person, because you don't eat meat...most of them looks scared...i'm not.it is my choice what i eat and yess,mercy is a big thing,....all living things have soul!!
I'm vegan, and this conversation has happened too many times. Meat eater: You don't eat meat?!! Me: uh, no. Vegan. Meat eater: proceeds to go on about it, drawing dumb comparisons to Australopithecus, bizarre hypotheticals etc. It's very, very tiring. So, please, meat eaters: don't try to defend the practice with "facts and logic" because your arguments are bereft of both.
Thanks Chrissie, my brilliant vegan sister.
I totally agree with her and vegetarianism. I just find it hard to give up meat.
I would quibble with her on one thing she said: "Everything that lives, lives off of something else that lives." ( 07:03 ) That is an argument made by meat-eaters to try to justify eating meat; the "you're killing the plants you're eating" shtick. But it simply isn't true: many foods that veg*ns eat _are not alive,_ such as fruits, seeds and grains. The plants and trees which produce them have evolved to make their fruits, seeds, nuts, etc., appealing to animals to be eaten -- often for seed dispersal. Papaya tress "want" their fruit to be eaten; they fall on the forest floor, and local frugivores come along and eat them, and poop the seeds a mile away. Nuts are not "living", neither are seeds. There is no detectible life within them (there only is with seeds, if the conditions are changed to cause them to sprout). So, no: NOT everything that lives, lives off of something else that lives. It is quite possible to live off of things that are no longer alive.
That presenter is like a combination of Gordon Ramsay and David Beckham
Adore Chrissie, but the vegetarian thing is over the top for me. I'd rather that we force producers to follow ethical guidelines. Welfare of the animals should come before profits. There will always be a market for meats, so no need to pretend otherwise. Profits must be secondary if we're going to force a being to end it's life. It's worth noting that early human species could not have survived on plants alone. Eating meats is a reason for the development of our brains and our existence as we are today. So, the next thought is do we still need to rely on meat to exist? Not necessarily, but I don't think it's in the best interests of everyone either. There's a lot more that can be said, but... yea, this is just a RUclips vid.
Wonderful civil debate.
She talks about not eating animals and then goes on to say men act “like a dumb animal”. Weird choice of insult
Animals ARE dumb, compared to us. They're also nice. Don't KILL !
@@spaceengineer1452 I object to the word dumb being used to mean stupid, it's an insult to real dumb people, the ones who can't speak. Was never used like that in Britain 50 years ago, now American influence prevails. Americans introduced "political correctness", dumb used like that is the epitome of incorrectness.
The first thing I thought about the presenter was that he looked like Paul McCartney and then he brought him up to the conversation lol
i've been in bands and told band members to "turn it down". And they did.
In a perfect world there would be no bloodshed, but should you take a life give thanks for their sacrifice for your survival.
A personal sacrifice is when a human being makes a conscious decision to give up a certain thing, for the good of someone/something else.
An animal who is killed by a human for food, is not making a sacrifice, because the animal has no choice in the matter.
She’s such a one-off. I admire her, I kinda wanna be her, and I’m a little bit scared of her.
Just because YOU are against eating meat, it doesn't mean everyone else has to be. It's YOUR opinion that killing and eating other animals is wrong. It's not an objective fact.
She has no right to tell anyone how to live their life. Period
If her parents or family members ate meat what would she say to them? Would she even talk to them anymore?
I am a proud Vagitarian.
I see what you done there...
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Chrissie is an intelligent, talented lady and she says, lives by her principles. I won't pay the slaughtermen either. She is so right " one day you are going to be asked for mercy and how much did you give........that is what we should all be thinking about. Love this lady and I am now off to listen to Talk of the Town.
People talk about 'our ancestry' a lot, and the fact that we have always eaten meat to survive. I'm not sure why these people haven't noticed that we don't live in caves anymore. We have enormous choice. It is a choice. Folk that hunt, to me at least, are lacking something. My partner is Scandinavian, she feels the same way. Her fellow countrypeople's obsession with killing wildlife is as vexatious as it is upsetting. The term 'evolution' comes up a lot one way and another these days. I feel that the cessation of meat eating is evolutionary. Fair well to the cave!
You should watch the documentary "Earthlings". You'll truly see how animals are treated. It's available on RUclips.
I've never heard of Chrissie Hynde before, but she is impressive! Her ethical standards are exactly where they should be - high! I'm going to check out her other videos now. :)
but, what about the fact that even plants have life. Even they respond to pain.
Chrissie Hynde... there are indeed no good arguments to defend animal eating... common sense.. TY !
Is it hypocritical if a vegetarian has a carnivore for a pet. ex. a cat How do they see carnivores in the wild?
What a badass...Chrissie cracks me up.
I love Chrissie and yet I am eating a carne asada burrito whilst watching this.
Luv this lady , she's a badass !!
Klasse!!!👍
Great woman ✊🏻
Loved the guy too!
This guy is cool but the cheap laughs for “I’m hungry” kind of fall flat in some way...
The audience thought they were in for a puff piece...rocker and cool dad braid each other's hair on stage and then part friends. But then Chrissie drops science, left him the nervous giggler.
Chrissie is a tough woman, and I love her for it. Chrissie, Moby, Morrissey, Pamela Anderson, are vegetarian activists, I wouldn’t eat meat in front of them.
*SHE IS SO FUCKING REAL*
My idol.
Q...Do you know the difference between meat and fish? A....Don't beat your fish! Chrissy may not EAT meat but she did indicate that she was open to a fine tube steak smothered in underwear with the cream of sum yong gai desert over in Chinatown. I know she has a good sense of humor that makes her easy to love.
I agree with all she said, from a personal stand point. Watching the documentary Earthlings a while back opened my eyes. I told myself ''if even 10% of that sh%$t is real then that's it, I'm done. I have a responsibility towards other species.'' I've never ate meat since, just like that. To me it was easy. Anyway, I like this interview.
If it was truly important to her she wouldn’t play to people who eat meat or sell her music to people who eat meat.
I like things to make sense in my life too. I think that people think I'm crazy for it.
I'm an environmentalist, and I eat meat. She's a great musician.
joseph conder
If you really are an environmentalist, then watch cowspiracy please, if you haven't done it yet, because it's a very good documentary on environment issues:
ruclips.net/video/S-XP79o8gqQ/видео.html
I like her a lot, even if she does look like Alice Cooper.
She's not ugly though
@@jonesy2111 who Alice? 🤡
Animals were put here for our use.
Agree.
The only problem with this is that if you go to any integrative physician, they will tell you of patients who have been on probiotics, supplements and a vegetarian diet for 3 years and have constant stomach pain because their guts just cannot physically handle hard to digest veggies and sugars from most fruits. It literally causes them pain 24/7. Meat is one of the only things they can eat that doesn't cause them issues. But those physicians will also tell you that they tell their clients to only eat antibiotic, organic meat and wild caught fish, and to eat as little as possible and to eat as many easy to eat veggies like spinach and squash to help build up anti-inflammatory systems. So I don't agree with her that eating meat is completely unnecessary. In fact, I know a person who eats meat and nothing else and has less digestive issues than she's had in her entire life. All veggies cause her bloating and enormous pain. But again, we are talking about a person who only gets her meat from organic farms, and she makes sure to make use of the entire animal. So I have issues with accusing such people as immoral, cruel animal killers. If it comes down to living in a life with pain and 24/7 digestive issues, humans come first. The problem is that most humans do not have digestive issues like this, and when they do eat meat, they eat meat that is treated in the most inhumane ways possible. The cheap non-organic meat that you find in typical grocery stores. I respect anyone who adopts a veggie or vegan diet, but I feel they need to understand that unlike what they feel, that diet is literally intolerable for some human beings. That being said, if we reduced meat consumption to those who truly need it, we would see a massive reduction of animal suffering, health issues, etc. The world would be a better place.
A vegan will tell you and not sell to you. A doctor can not exist unless he has lots of sick people to sell drugs to. So that's why i don't trust anything they say! By the way, i am a 55 year old vegan who does not even have a doctor because, " i have never been sick a day in my life!"