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Half Price Frozen Turkeys/Rolled Turkey Breasts and Whole Goose from £2.50 instore @ Sainsburys
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Starts: 03/01/2012 Expires: 24/02/2012
Sainsburys have reduced Bernard Matthews Whole Turkeys, Sainsburys Turkey Breast Rolled joints and Whole Goose
800g frozen Butter Basted Turkey Breast rolled £2.50
Frozen Bernard Matthews Small Turkey Crowns £4
Frozen Bernard Matthews Turkeys from £4 to £10 depending on size
Frozen Goose (whole) 5-6 kg £15.00
all with 6 months or more
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All Comments (32)
Workers played baseball and football with live turkeys
Cold.
Workers played baseball and football with live turkeys
Cold.
fair enough point but when you buy a pair of training shoes usually made in some sweatshop, a computer or electronic device again usually manufactured in a sweatshop in china (particularly in the case of Apple laptops and phones) do you apply the same kind of ethical thinking to those kind of deals?
No doubt that Bernard Mathews factory is under heavy scrutiny by the PETA people ensuring that what happend previously does not happen again but I doubt the same can be said for the workers in the factories being treated equally as bad making consumer products.
Workers played baseball and football with live turkeys
Cold.
fair enough point but when you buy a pair of training shoes usually made in some sweatshop, a computer or electronic device again usually manufactured in a sweatshop in china (particularly in the case of Apple laptops and phones) do you apply the same kind of ethical thinking to those kind of deals?
No doubt that Bernard Mathews factory is under heavy scrutiny by the PETA people ensuring that what happend previously does not happen again but I doubt the same can be said for the workers in the factories being treated equally as bad making consumer products.
ppl please don't be naive, you think apple product manufacturing is happening in heaven? far from reality
Edited By: MrPuddington on Jan 03, 2012 18:27: typo
Workers played baseball and football with live turkeys
Cold.
fair enough point but when you buy a pair of training shoes usually made in some sweatshop, a computer or electronic device again usually manufactured in a sweatshop in china (particularly in the case of Apple laptops and phones) do you apply the same kind of ethical thinking to those kind of deals?
No doubt that Bernard Mathews factory is under heavy scrutiny by the PETA people ensuring that what happend previously does not happen again but I doubt the same can be said for the workers in the factories being treated equally as bad making consumer products.
Unfortunately there isnt always as simple an alternative in every case. If there were shoes/electronics/clothes/etc sitting right next to the product I wanted to buy that stated (and I trusted the statement) the person making them or animals which provided the leather etc were more humanely treated, yes I would buy that product.
I'm no saint, I love the occaisional KFC for example and I know they have questionable practices wrt animal welfare.
But when I can get like for like products within a few feet of each other and the only sacrifice I have to make is pay more or eat a little less meat, I feel pretty **** about myself buying the turkey thats been treated like **** for what little life its had.
Workers played baseball and football with live turkeys
Cold.
fair enough point but when you buy a pair of training shoes usually made in some sweatshop, a computer or electronic device again usually manufactured in a sweatshop in china (particularly in the case of Apple laptops and phones) do you apply the same kind of ethical thinking to those kind of deals?
No doubt that Bernard Mathews factory is under heavy scrutiny by the PETA people ensuring that what happend previously does not happen again but I doubt the same can be said for the workers in the factories being treated equally as bad making consumer products.
ppl please don't be naive, you think apple product manufacturing is happening in heaven? far from reality
I think that was the point he/she was making. Have another read of the post.
Although I'd disagree it only applies to Apple. If you follow the chain down of most electronic products, there is often some supplier/manufacturing partner with practices we'd consider dubious. IMO the plausible deniability is a key reason why many companies take small third party partner route.
BM have already been paid by sainsburys....
It would be a greater waste for these to be binned now.
Hot from me (but cold cause its frozen).
Yes. When my cat brings a mouse to the front door I tell him the same thing... Sorry, but we have evolved to eat meat, you can't do that without killing something! Hot deal, wish we had a bigger freezer!
Edited By: No8 on Jan 03, 2012 19:16: ;-)
Yes. When my cat brings a mouse to the front door I tell him the same thing... Sorry, but we have evolved to eat meat, you can't do that without killing something! Hot deal, wish we had a bigger freezer!
Perfectly ethical to kill animals for food. It says so in the bible, even tells you the right way to go about it.
Yes. When my cat brings a mouse to the front door I tell him the same thing... Sorry, but we have evolved to eat meat, you can't do that without killing something! Hot deal, wish we had a bigger freezer!
Doesn't mean you have to torture that "something" for its entire life prior to killing it for food.
Yes. When my cat brings a mouse to the front door I tell him the same thing... Sorry, but we have evolved to eat meat, you can't do that without killing something! Hot deal, wish we had a bigger freezer!
Doesn't mean you have to torture that "something" for its entire life prior to killing it for food.
Two different issues, certainly.