Beef Controversy !!

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In the recent times there has been a huge controversy and protests with an Indian High Court placing ban on slaughter of cows. Many took the streets, organised beef fests, many group were raged and some even turned out violent events.





Having been a complete vegetarian throughout for choice of my own and no religious belief.
Surprisingly we never had any concerns of people eating meat until recent times. Sometimes when media is jobless they have to keep the people entertained and create such buzz.... 

Now coming to subject, it's a very simple question I would like to ask.When people raised the question "Right to Eat" for eating beef, would like to place this question to all of them. Would you also then accept Zombies / Cannibals ? Today it's cow / buffalo, tomorrow it could  be humans wanting to eat humans.  Doesn't the law prevent such actions when it comes to humans murdering another just for sake of flesh / meat ?


When law prevents human from murdering another person for any reason including  for meat, then it's the same should be applicable for animals too. Just because animals didn't study law to create these rules, doesn't make them susceptible for such heinous crime. Now, if someone argues "survival of fittest", then it's applicable to cannibals too.


Again, these are "My thoughts" and we need to be more responsible, taking care of only yourself is selfish, because the world doesn't belong to humans alone. It's for all of us and we all need to share and live together.

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