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Environment & Energy

Nihil

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8. I'd guess that anyone who pays money to hack a rare-breed cow to death in the USA ...

Reply to msongs (Reply #6)

Wed Jun 5, 2013, 07:40 AM

Jun 2013

... risks being arrested rather than merely being photographed with their "trophy" to show
off to other limpdicks when they get home ...

I have no problem with the criticism of animal farming (especially in the feedlot world of
American livestock) but to attempt to draw a parallel between the two distinctly unrelated
practices (albeit both abhorrent for different reasons) is ... interesting?

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I'd guess that anyone who pays money to hack a rare-breed cow to death in the USA ... Nihil Jun 2013 #8