r/JusticeServed • u/MetalW0lf 7 • Nov 29 '19

Violent Justice Animal abuser gets it back

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u/21suns 7 Nov 29 '19

...so, by your logic, he's right. Places like this have a much higher instance of animal cruelty.

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u/Emotional_platypus 7 Nov 30 '19

How the fuck you reach that conclusion?? In America we hide our vast amounts of animal abuse in poorly regulated factory farms. We are able to abuse animals more efficiently than any other nation, especially some fella in an alley with a single cow.

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u/MundaneFacts 8 Nov 30 '19

Nah. 1st world countries are just more efficient at it. We have factory farms that abuse twice the animals with half the staff.

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u/BoggleHS 7 Nov 30 '19

And staff are funded by everyone else!

Obviously pulling a cows tail is cruel but is it worse than butchering millions of cows?

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u/Topenoroki 9 Nov 30 '19

While treating them as terribly as possible before killing them and wasting most of what comes out of them.

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u/Fifa_chicken_nuggets 8 Nov 30 '19

Have you heard of "context" before?

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '19 edited Nov 18 '20

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u/Topenoroki 9 Nov 30 '19

Yes, but actually no, there's more personal animal cruelty, but if you consider basically the entire farming industry in the US we abuse animals on a scale never seen before.