I wonder if the torturers in places like Guantanamo Bay honed their craft at dairy farms.Industry term for the only place an industrial milk cow sees besides the narrow stall-- to get impregnated in perpetuity
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I wonder if the torturers in places like Guantanamo Bay honed their craft at dairy farms.Industry term for the only place an industrial milk cow sees besides the narrow stall-- to get impregnated in perpetuity
Thankfully there are many loving farms that treat their livestock with humane practices, but they are small. The big corporate namebrand mass production milk products that are not in the organic section of our superstores....well, we have all seen the films since the 1980's.I wonder if the torturers in places like Guantanamo Bay honed their craft at dairy farms.
she literally just explained itWhat the hell's a rape cage?
Yes, but I just prefer to forget them. I don't know if there's a way to stop factory farms, but then that will be called clamping down on liberty. And that would be called unnecessary regulation. After all, the cows don't speak. It's one thing raising farm animals and giving them a nice life before they're slaughtered humanely, and it's another where the entire life of the cow she is made to suffer horribly. They don't serve to be treated that way.Thankfully there are many loving farms that treat their livestock with humane practices, but they are small. The big corporate namebrand mass production milk products that are not in the organic section of our superstores....well, we have all seen the films since the 1980's.
Industry term for the only place an industrial milk cow sees besides the narrow stall-- to get impregnated in perpetuity
well where I live there's nothing stopping you from doing just that but most people still buy their milk pasteurised in the storeWould be nice if we were back to the days where the milkman delivers milks in bottles, and those bottles came from nearby farms, and we could go to visit the farms on weekends and really see the cows grazing and their tails swishing happily. Or was that just a whitewashed movie?
people have an idealized view of non-industrial animal farmingHave you ever raised farm animals? That's their whole mission in life.
Of course. When one costs more and not everyone is filthy rich. Who is the one shocked about it?well where I live there's nothing stopping you from doing just that but most people still buy their milk pasteurised in the store
Also are people really shocked about artificial insemination? Natural insemination just isn't cost effective and dairy farming doesn't exactly give a huge profit margin
What the hell are you raving about?Of course. When one costs more and not everyone is filthy rich. Who is the one shocked about it?
I'd like you to experience daily having something shoved up your **** and how old are you? and then tell me that is the most cost effective way that cows are being used to make milk. Oh, too graphic? Or how about you doing the daily chore of raping the cows? It's not you doing it and it's okay.
I won't be surprised if you also tell me that importing everything from China and forcing everyone to accept the US dollar with a gun pointed at them is the most cost-effective way to make America great again, right?
For your enlightened mind that isn't so so sheltered:What the hell are you raving about?
Buying milk directly from the farmer is cheaper, at least in my experience. So at least it is for people here where I am which is what I was talking about.
And I'd rather not be a farmer at all since it's a stressful life but I've grown up with animals and I don't have anything against working with them and insemination is just a part of that. Honestly, you seem sheltered?
Nope. And you seem to assume a lot of thingsAm I talking sense to you now, Mr. Cost-effective?
I only assume you are a smart guy.Nope. And you seem to assume a lot of things
Have you ever raised farm animals? That's their whole mission in life.
We had 14,000 chickens in a quarter mile barn and 20 head. Clearly youve not seen a commercial operation. When you experience artificial insemination, seen a wobbley newborn calf get dragged 3 feet from the cow, his throat slit, tossed into the back of a truck with the cow bellowing as she watches and smells the blood, get wrangled and reattached to the milking contraption and locked back into 3x8 stall facing the trough...Nope. And you seem to assume a lot of things
You're american? We don't have those individual stalls and milking contraptions, nothing I've ever heard ofWe had 14,000 chickens in a quarter mile barn and 20 head. Clearly youve not seen a commercial operation. When you experience artificial insemination, seen a wobbley newborn calf get dragged 3 feet from the cow, his throat slit, tossed into the back of a truck with the cow bellowing as she watches and smells the blood, get wrangled and reattached to the milking contraption and locked back into 3x8 stall facing the trough...
We had 14,000 chickens in a quarter mile barn and 20 head. Clearly youve not seen a commercial operation. When you experience artificial insemination, seen a wobbley newborn calf get dragged 3 feet from the cow, his throat slit, tossed into the back of a truck with the cow bellowing as she watches and smells the blood, get wrangled and reattached to the milking contraption and locked back into 3x8 stall facing the trough...
Which farms does this happen at? The calf slitting part ?We had 14,000 chickens in a quarter mile barn and 20 head. Clearly youve not seen a commercial operation. When you experience artificial insemination, seen a wobbley newborn calf get dragged 3 feet from the cow, his throat slit, tossed into the back of a truck with the cow bellowing as she watches and smells the blood, get wrangled and reattached to the milking contraption and locked back into 3x8 stall facing the trough...
reply to me instead of posting into thin air. im not, I was asking if you areAh. So because you, an American, have not seen it, it does not exist. Enough said, then. Carry on.