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In an essay, What Christopher Hitchens Taught Me About Jewish Law and Pork, after a lifelong curiosity about the prohibition against pork, a lapsed Orthodox Jew explains why he finally understands the deep Jewish taboo against pork -- in the writings of the late Christopher Hitchens.
Cows don't exactly sound like a choir of angels either but slap a good steak on the grill and it's "voice" doesn't matter, just the flavor.
Don't even get me started on chickens.......
please notice the bulk of cow is huge and its voice is proportionate with its body but a pig's voice with that small body is more than cow ( of course if it yells like a cow ) also the cow's voice is high but is softer than pig and the pig's voice is like the roar and snort as a tiger
Also I have heard it eats mouse and mouse is vehicle of louse and flea and louse is vehicle of typhus. in addition, apparently pig's voice show it is not suitable for eating because its voice is like growl of tiger
Lol, this just keeps getting funnier...I don't think you have ever heard a pig....Tiger indeed!
it is an spiritually sense that says an animal by this horrible voice is not eatable.
So, do you love the way a cow sings? Its voice does not trigger a spiritual experience but we eat it. There is also nothing soothing about a rooster waking you up in the morning. Goats/sheep are no singing bands either. But we do eat them all.
If anything, we should penalize animals for poor voices and eat them. Pig fits the bill.
it is an spiritually sense that says an animal by this horrible voice is not eatable.
Do you actually read the nonsense you write?
How can people be so...primitive
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