Indians don't eat beef and regard it as a god. Why is it the largest beef exporter in the world?

This problem is actually easy to understand, because Indians don't eat beef, so they export it to people in other countries. Although there is some truth in this statement, the fact is not that simple. Let's first look at why Indians regard cows as gods, and then analyze the current situation of Indian beef.

It is true that Indians don't eat beef, because most Indians believe in Hinduism. In Hinduism, the cow is the mount of Shiva, the main god, and is closely related to God, so it is respected and loved by Hindus. Because of religious beliefs, cows have a high status in India, and I'm afraid you can't imagine how high it is. For example, some Indians think that one of the cleanest water in India is cow urine. If cows stand on the road, ambulances may have to detour for them. In India, cows are more noble than people because cows are gods. Therefore, most Indians dare not move cattle, let alone eat beef, for fear of disturbing the gods.

Since Indians regard cows as gods and don't eat beef, why are they still big beef exporters? Is it really like I said at the beginning, if you don't eat it yourself, you will sell it to others? Obviously not. As mentioned earlier, cows are regarded as gods in India. Most Indians don't eat beef, but a few people still eat beef. These people are mainly of two kinds: one is that they don't believe in Hinduism; Second, although he believes in Hinduism, he belongs to the mentality of "flower monk" or helping the public. Wine and meat pass through the intestines, and the Buddha pays attention. There is no contradiction between religious belief and eating meat. Both kinds of people eat beef. Since some people eat beef, there must be business. Because most people don't eat it, it will lead to cattle flooding. So people who eat beef naturally have the idea of buying and selling beef, and then they will slaughter a lot of beef. Because there are few people in China, they can only export.

In addition, most of the beef exported from India is buffalo, because buffalo is not a cow in the eyes of Indians, so it is not respected, let alone called a god. In this way, a large number of buffaloes will be slaughtered and sold, so there will be a large number of buffaloes. In order to increase income, exporting buffaloes naturally becomes a very good choice. It's really unfair to buffalo here. Why are buffaloes not cows? This is more like saying that longicorn is not a cow, but there is no way. The fate of Indian buffalo is so tragic.

To sum up, although Indians don't eat beef and regard it as a god, there is a reason why India is the largest beef exporter in the world.

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What I want to say is that India is really a great country. In India, cows can be seen walking freely in the streets everywhere, but nobody cares about them, and they are also very popular. They regard cattle as the god of cattle. In fact, in India, cows are regarded as cow gods, that is, Hindus.

India is influenced by traditional culture. In their eyes, religious culture is an instruction from God and is inviolable. Everything about God's will is correct. But in our present society, all this is self-deception. In the eyes of Indians, one is Ganges water and the other is cow urine. They think these two are the purest things in the whole universe, and they can drink them without being troubled by diseases. Then there is the news we saw.

Even if many people pay the price of their lives, the status of the cow god they believe in is unshakable. In India, cows are regarded as symbols of God and the universe. In 80% of Hinduism, it is stipulated that believers cannot kill cows. If a Hindu kills a cow, he will go to 18 hell, and it will take 6 1 cycles to be reborn and start over. That's why we can see leisurely cows everywhere on the streets of India. This has caused cattle saturation in India and wasted some resources. Slowly, Muslims and Dalits of lower social classes began to slaughter livestock in exchange for food, clothing and some economic income. And the cows they slaughtered were not local magic cows in India, but buffaloes. Only cows with tumors in India are called magic cows. Other cows are not magic cows. They can be slaughtered at will, processed into beef and exported to all parts of the world in exchange for some foreign exchange.

India is not only a populous country, but also a big agricultural country. They also need to consume more milk and beef and use cattle to cultivate some basic crops. Therefore, the total number of large cattle exceeds 300 million, ranking first in the world. Among them, there are only a handful of Indian god cows, because these cows can only be worshipped and can't do anything at home, so many Indians who cultivate the land will not raise these tumor cows at home. Therefore, except the magical cows, other cows will be sent to slaughterhouses, turned into beef and exported to all parts of the world.

In India, not only people have social classes, but also cows have social classes. The highest level is Indian tumor cow, which is called sacred cow. It is Shiva's mount, which can't be slaughtered, but it also needs sacrifice, because it is as sacred as Shiva, followed by cattle-cattle-buffalo. These are ordinary livestock, which can be slaughtered at will, and local Hindus don't eat them. Some businessmen saw business opportunities and took a fancy to overseas. Buying a cold storage in India at a relatively cheap price and then exporting it to other countries at a high price is a relatively objective economic benefit. Many businessmen saw such objective economic benefits, so they opened a large number of slaughterhouses and recruited Christians who believed in Hindu accidents to work and process beef. In this way, driven by high profits, more than 5 million tons of beef are exported to all parts of the world every year, which is already the largest exporter in the world. Therefore, it doesn't mean that cows are bought with economic value.

In fact, it also reflects from one side that the self-deception ability of Indians is absolutely the first in the world, and it is precisely because of this that it has been created. China's beef consumption is very small, but its export volume is the largest in the world. In addition, India has a large number of cattle. Only with more self-consumption can exports become more.

Why India doesn't eat beef is related to Indian religion.

When it comes to India, most people will take it for granted that Indians believe in Buddhism, so they don't eat meat. Actually, this is a misunderstanding. In fact, the motherland of Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism, is now Nepal. Of course, Nepal at that time was indeed a part of Tianzhu. Anyway, few people in India believe in Buddhism now.

So what do Indians believe in? The answer is Hinduism. For Hindus, beef is actually an unacceptable food.

Cattle are regarded as "sacred animals" by Hindus, who believe that cattle are not only a symbol of reproduction, but also a fundamental guarantee for human survival. Beef is not allowed in Hinduism. Although India has cattle industry, it can only provide milk, butter and cow dung as fuel, and it is also ok to drink milk. There are more than 300 million cattle in India, and the per capita ownership ranks 1 in the world, but the economic effect is not great. Indian monks also hold a ceremony called "Pogo" once a year to show respect for cattle. They also organized many "sacred cow sanatoriums" with businessmen to adopt those old cows who are too old and weak to support themselves until they die of old age. This is also the reason why Indians don't eat beef themselves.

This is my opinion. Please correct me if there are any differences.

According to the Indians themselves, they export buffaloes, which are not cows, so India does not export beef.

In the traditional cultural beliefs of India, only two things in the whole universe are absolutely pure, one is the water of the Ganges and the other is the urine of cattle. In Indian belief, cows are regarded as gods, and wandering cows can be seen everywhere in the streets of India.

The territory of India is also similar to a huge bull's head. In India, eating beef is absolutely forbidden, and slaughtering a sacred cow can even be sentenced. However, India, which regards cattle as a god, is also one of the best beef exporters in the world.

Indians believe that cows are very sacred, and Shiva's mount is also a cow. Because of the worship of cattle, Indians hardly kill cattle, resulting in the number of frontal cattle ranking first in the world, with a total of more than 300 million. However, not all cows can get such an honor-only cattle with tumors are regarded as sacred objects, while buffaloes are not valued. Indians even think that buffalo is not a kind of cattle, but an ordinary beast. Killing a buffalo is not offending God, and a buffalo is not beef.

Indian families raise cattle mainly for milk and cow urine. Yes, you heard me right. Besides milk, cow urine is regarded by Indians as the purest drink in the world. Cattle can be said to be an animal that can walk sideways in India. Whether on the road or on the railway track, cars and people should take the initiative to give way, and they should not be driven away casually, let alone killed to eat meat.

Although European culture is deeply rooted in India, Indians have always advocated vegetarianism. In Indian culture, people with high castes are vegetarians, and only people with low castes eat meat. Beef is absolutely forbidden. However, India has more than half of the world's buffaloes and is not regarded as a god. Their natural fate is tragic, and they have become food exported by India.

A few cows or cows are regarded as gods, but not all cows are regarded as gods. Not eating beef is a respect for cows, just like Muslims in China don't eat pork.

In fact, in India, cows are also graded. Only cows with tumors in India can be regarded as gods. Other cattle do not enjoy such treatment, not only need to farm, but also enter the slaughterhouse. There are thousands of legal slaughterhouses in India and tens of thousands of illegal slaughterhouses. The workers in Indian slaughterhouses are not Hindus, but Muslims and Dapu Zhengsu with lower social classes. Hindus will not engage in this kind of work. Therefore, in the eyes of Hindus, they did not kill cattle, nor did they export sacred beef, but ordinary animal meat.

When you come to india tourism, you will find a strange phenomenon, that is, you will see cows crossing the road at will on the main road, and there will be cows resting at the railway station, but no one will stop them; Because in India, cows are gods. Simply put, 80% of Indians believe in Hinduism. The main god of Hinduism is Shiva, and the cow is her mount. Therefore, in India, cows are regarded as symbols of God and the universe.

There is a rule in Hinduism that Christians can't kill cows, otherwise they will go to 18 hell, and it will take 6 1 cycle to be reincarnated as human beings. Therefore, in India, you can hardly see beef sellers on the street, and no one eats beef. If cows are reincarnated in India, it is quite moist and there is no need to work hard in the farmland. Those with high value can also sit in the temple and enjoy worship.

Some people think I'm not as good as a cow. Don't panic yet, I'm not finished. Is it strange that India is also the largest beef exporter in the world? Indians don't eat beef, they worship it. Why do they sell beef to foreigners? Isn't this a contradiction?

Because not all cows in India can enjoy this advanced treatment, cows are graded, and only local cows in India can be regarded as gods. Other cattle, such as yellow cattle and buffalo, do not enjoy this kind of treatment, and they not only need breeding labor, but also enter slaughterhouses. India has 3,000 legal slaughterhouses and 30,000 illegal slaughterhouses. The workers in the slaughterhouse are not Hindus, but Muslims and Dapu Zhengzhu from lower social classes.

This is different. Still killing cattle? However, India's statement is ridiculous. These low-level buffaloes and yellow cattle are not worthy of being called cattle. They are just ordinary livestock and don't export beef. They don't kill cows. It sounds a bit unreasonable, but this is the reality.

2 million to 5 million tons of beef are exported to all parts of the world every year.

In the pious cow worship country, people's beliefs are beyond their appetite. I don't do evil deeds that offend the inscriptions of gods. In order to sublimate myself into the soul of the divine world, I would rather starve his flesh, strain his bones and muscles, and torture his soul than go against God's will. The live cattle exported are all cattle. I didn't kill the cow anyway, Amitabha. Good, good.

Because India's cows, which are revered as sacred cows, are tumor cows (Indian tumor cows, Gil cows, Brahman cows), yellow cattle and buffaloes are edible. Not all cows are god cows, which is the result of China's misrepresentation and belittling of Indians. Although Indians are not things, they must be rationally analyzed and treated calmly, and they must not distinguish right from wrong.