Strictly speaking, a chicken fetus is a proto-life form. But it doesn't matter in the end because I don't like eggs and wouldn't buy them in any case.
I'd consider it to be meat. It is flesh.
So why is it bad to have milk from other animals? I don't understand the vegan mentality.
Because it's tantamount to raping them? I mean, you wouldn't come up to some random woman and squeeze milk out of her ...., would you?
If the human whose milk was taken actually consented to this, then it would presumably be OK, no?
But the chicken eggs we eat don't contain a fetus or even an embryo because they have never been fertilized.
If they're well made (mine aren't). In a student house, a fellow inhabitant from India watched me unload a bag of groceries and seized upon a can of curry powder. He asked if I were going to scour out the bathtub and allowed me to sample the curry powders that he had made up--I had to admit that they were far superior.
You can buy good curries at Indian restaurants. Also, palak paneer (spinach with cheese, Indian-style).
Not really. Most of those curries have been toned down and "mass produced" for westerners who can't tell the difference between a good curry and a bad one. Some Indian restaurants are very good but not many.
Well, I generally enjoyed the Indian curries that I had--whether at Indian restaurants or at stores, where I bought them in microwave meal form.
