You should not eat meat

[other one]

1 hour ago, Cyoder said:

I don't know anything about that.  I'm just talking about a standard meat packing plant.  I went to work with my dad for about a week when I was 12.  Three generations of my family were all butchers.  Blood was just blood.  We didn't think anything of it.  I've always known you shouldn't drink it and that was somehow evil from the tiny knowledge I had of the Bible when I was young.  There is no conspiracy to put blood into things other than to save money and utilize the animal completely as far as I know.

I'm just passing on information.  If you eat meat certified Halal, it was dedicated to Allah when it was killed in the packing plant.  The more Muslims that move into the USA, the more you will see this food.   And it is more than just meat, it's all foods.

[Cyoder]

52 minutes ago, other one said:

I'm just passing on information.  If you eat meat certified Halal, it was dedicated to Allah when it was killed in the packing plant.  The more Muslims that move into the USA, the more you will see this food.   And it is more than just meat, it's all foods.

I wondered what Halal meant.  I kind of figured it was similar to Kosher for the Muslims.

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Top 20 Differences Between Kosher and Halal

Aspect	Kosher	Halal
Origin	Jewish dietary laws (Kashrut)	Islamic dietary laws (Shariah)
Religious Text	Torah and Talmud	Quran and Hadith
Certifying Body	Rabbi or Kashrut agencies	Islamic authorities
Animals Allowed	Mammals with split hooves and chew cud	All except prohibited animals (pigs)
Pork	Always forbidden	Forbidden
Slaughter Method	Shechita – quick and humane	Dhabihah – humane, prayer said
Blood Consumption	Blood must be drained	Blood must be drained
Seafood	Only fish with fins and scales	All seafood allowed
Alcohol	Forbidden in large quantities, kosher wine allowed	Forbidden altogether
Stunning Animals	Prohibited before slaughter	Allowed in some cases
Blessings	Rabbi recites blessings during slaughter	Blessing “Bismillah” said at slaughter
Inspection	Must be inspected by a Rabbi post-slaughter	Inspected by a Muslim butcher
Certification Labels	Kosher certification labels (OU, OK, etc.)	Halal certification labels
Mixing Meat & Dairy	Strictly prohibited	Allowed
Meat & Poultry	Must be certified kosher	Must be certified halal
Gelatin	Only from kosher animals	Must be from halal sources
Enzymes	Must come from kosher animals/plants	Must come from halal animals/plants
Processing Equipment	Must be kosher-certified	No strict rules, as long as halal
Kosher/Halal Symbols	Kosher: circled K, OU symbol	Halal: H in a circle, halal logo
Market Availability	Common in Jewish markets and communities	Common in Muslim markets and communities

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From :-https://thekosherhub.com/kosher-vs-halal/

might be better to follow the link as it'll  be clearer.