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Sunlei

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36. Corps like to use the words, sustainable, organic, humane on their products. They refrain from ment
Sat Aug 15, 2015, 10:40 AM
Aug 2015

Corps refrain from mentioning with these 10,000- 100,000 sheep 'farms' what happens to old sheep, what happens to the offspring of those wool sheep.

They don't just clip the wool off twice a year 'sustainable', they breed them and use the offspring as a $$ 'product' too. In Corp talk, if those sheep eat just grass and breed, produce offspring. that operation is 'sustainable'.

sus·tain·a·ble
/səˈstānəb(ə l/
adjective
adjective: sustainable
1. able to be maintained at a certain rate or level.
"sustainable fusion reactions"
•conserving an ecological balance by avoiding depletion of natural resources.
"our fundamental commitment to sustainable development"

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An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth should be applied to these inhumane savages. n/t RKP5637 Aug 2015 #1
Not even the decency to kill it first. Good fucking lord. Ed Suspicious Aug 2015 #2
If nothing else, you'd think the job would be easier if the animal were dead. . . Journeyman Aug 2015 #3
People who do this should Kelvin Mace Aug 2015 #4
I hope if there are cruelty LiberalElite Aug 2015 #5
WaitDumb question But I thought getting wool from the sheep wasn't harmful to them. diabeticman Aug 2015 #6
Getting wool from sheep doesn't harm them FLPanhandle Aug 2015 #9
PETA's agenda is to stop the use of ALL animal products TexasBushwhacker Aug 2015 #11
Unfortunately, you're wrong. ET Awful Aug 2015 #15
I see nothing but some poor Photo shop work. imthevicar Aug 2015 #7
I support any humans in the world who seek to protect those who cannot find help Judi Lynn Aug 2015 #12
That's not wool. Wool you just shear the sheep and send them on their way. hobbit709 Aug 2015 #8
Video shows sheep being 'mutilated, punched and skinned alive' by farm workers Judi Lynn Aug 2015 #10
sick! Liberal_in_LA Aug 2015 #13
movie 21 :Livestock farming of the future, today._ contact page Liberal_in_LA Aug 2015 #14
Sick? Evil. jwirr Aug 2015 #16
Whatever its flaws, PETA does a helluva lot of good. Nt JudyM Aug 2015 #17
I don't trust anything from PETA, they don't give a damn about the truth. Little Tich Aug 2015 #18
You're a cat lover. You don't trust that Peta uses the court system to save usa cats from this? Sunlei Aug 2015 #22
I don't like laboratory experiments on animals, but I don't trust PETA either. Little Tich Aug 2015 #24
Not sure using a PETA website to defend PETA is very convincing. yellowcanine Aug 2015 #27
I appreciate the hundreds of horrible places Peta has shut down, using our legal processes. Sunlei Aug 2015 #28
PETA's own accounts of their accomplishments is not convincing. Sorry. yellowcanine Aug 2015 #29
Some people don't care about stopping grievous, horrific animal abuse as much as others. Sunlei Aug 2015 #33
Making up stuff doesn't help and actually hurts the cause. yellowcanine Aug 2015 #34
That's your opinion. I'm thankful Peta stands up and does what they can to help. Sunlei Aug 2015 #37
Not all just my opinion. PETA ranks low compared to other animal welfare orgs. yellowcanine Aug 2015 #41
I don't get it- people are against fur/leather, but then they wear wool? ncjustice80 Aug 2015 #19
Wool can be harvested awoke_in_2003 Aug 2015 #42
Doesn't make sense - wool is not from skinned animals yellowcanine Aug 2015 #20
some types of 'wool' used in some fashion clothes are attached to the skin/hide of the animal. Sunlei Aug 2015 #25
Off topic though, this is about "sustainable wool" for Patagonia, etc. yellowcanine Aug 2015 #26
Corps like to use the words, sustainable, organic, humane on their products. They refrain from ment Sunlei Aug 2015 #36
Something about this doesn't make any sense Marrah_G Aug 2015 #21
Validity must be check dembotoz Aug 2015 #23
PETA compared to other animal welfare charities (Charity Navigator) yellowcanine Aug 2015 #30
I cannot watch this as I have fiber goats. kaiden Aug 2015 #31
Perhaps the video was heavily edited. yellowcanine Aug 2015 #32
you can see by the posts many people don't realize some wool is from skins & some sheep 'farms' Sunlei Aug 2015 #38
That's really cool, I didn't know there were 'fiber goats'. Is their wool like alpaca wool? Sunlei Aug 2015 #39
There are two breeds: kaiden Aug 2015 #43
WTF. Wool is from sheared sheep, not skinned sheep. Someone needs to go to jail. lonestarnot Aug 2015 #35
Since watching a film about animal raised corporately, I cannot continue to watch... MrMickeysMom Aug 2015 #40
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