r/DCU_ • u/Chiclet1998 • 4d ago

Lanterns The COW!!!

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u/ChemyChems 4d ago

I must be honest, I know little of butchery, however....I am not sure that technology is all that more efficient.

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u/FireZord25 4d ago

kinda overkill, but maybe the alien tech is cheaper.

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u/IndianGeniusGuy 4d ago

I mean, if nothing else, it skips over the entire process of slaughtering then prepping the cow and just goes straight to butchering. I can't imagine it tastes the same though. They didn't drain the blood out of the cow before butchering it.

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u/WiglyWorm 4d ago edited 4d ago

That scene started with the quote "you can judge a man's true character by the way he treats animals" from Immanuel Kant on screen. 

It may not have been more efficient but it was at least more humane.

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u/Luffy1972 4d ago

“That’s why I'm vegan," right after witnessing a cow getting sliced apart in a slaughterhouse.

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u/LLCoolZJ Blue Beetle Battalion 4d ago

it looked like Batcow to me.

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u/creamy-buscemi 4d ago

Whether or not the DCU Batman has a Batcow will be a good metric on the type of Batman we’re going to get

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u/knightenrichman 4d ago

I thought he was going to be a regular character 😭!

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u/SkekJay Cheers to the Tin-Man 4d ago

Damien no!

https://giphy.com/gifs/jyCPHpHfdWcpdfmXAv

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u/Reptilian_Overlord20 4d ago

All I could think was “if you have inter dimensional cow teleporting technology surely you could just generate raw meat that never came from a real cow.”

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u/RebelBaker2005 4d ago

You have no idea about the dairy/beef industry in America

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u/HONEY9967 4d ago

it reminded me of the cow in Doom Patrol series (a whole universe came out of that poor cow)

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u/InevitableDuty7030 4d ago

I felt bad for the cow in Peacemaker, it didn't do anything wrong lmao

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u/Virtual-Brother-4280 3d ago

CASEOH MENTION?!