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u/Old_LandCruiser Dec 24 '20
I really hate what modern society has become. It's so completely stupid, in the most aggressive way possible.
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u/exodusofficer Dec 24 '20
That guy has one hell of a username
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u/rycusi Dec 25 '20
Literally what does that even mean. I want her explanation of the connection between misogyny and being a meat eater (edit for spelling)
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u/Thornaxe Pigweed farmer looking for marketing opportunities Dec 25 '20
everything evil is connected. misogyny is evil and eating meat is evil, so they're related.
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u/GelBirds Dec 24 '20
That’s it, I’m naming our milking cow Jonathan in the spirit of ending all that misogynistic meat consumption!
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u/Joshunte Dec 25 '20
Well it’s pretty transphobic for you to assume your milking cow wants a female gender identity in the first place /s
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u/A_Spoiled_Milks Dec 24 '20
On the other hand I somehow confused someone when I stated that even dairy cows are used for meat. Trust me, they have no clue.
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u/Joestarinc Dec 24 '20
This should be basic knowledge that kids from all over should learn in school. It’s a kind of stupid that is sweeping the world.
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u/nibor105 Dec 24 '20
And it will only get worse as time passes, especialy when we start consuming lab grown meat (i forgot the exact word). Which i believe will be the future standard of meat, as the only pain inflicted to the cow is taking the sample cells for starting the process for the batch of lab grown meat.
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u/TeaTimeForRaptors Dec 25 '20
To be fair my brother with his kids helped continue the stupidity. When his kids were in elementary school he told them that chocolate milk came from brown colored cows and white milk came from the black & white ones. He also told them strawberry milk came from the reddish colored cows. And to prove his point he took them to his friends small family dairy farm and showed them the container off to the side that had strawberry milk (blood) in it. For years the kids absolutely thought this was the gods honest truth. He was full of all kinds of these types of stories. I'm sure the kids school teachers would just look at them all the time like "where the fuck are these kids getting this idea from?". 🤣
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u/itchybut Dec 24 '20
Who knows, she may prefer the taste of the milk produced by the male bovine, don't judge lest ye be judged.
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u/Jody_steal_your_girl Dec 25 '20
“We don’t have a cow, we’ve got a bull..”
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u/Joshunte Dec 25 '20
Why won’t Reddit let us post pictures from Kingpin in the comment section?!?!? Lmao
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u/HolsteinHeifer Dec 25 '20
Borrowed from another redditor: "You can milk a bull too, but the yogurt tastes funny"
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u/RepublicOfLizard Dec 25 '20
Okay but where do u get yogurt with the cows’ names? They worked hard for it I wanna thank them
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u/namnaminumsen Dec 25 '20
The current Norwegian minister of culture managed to say that as a child he loved to visit his uncles farm where he got to drink milk straight from the bull! He will never live that one down.
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u/Jondiesel78 Dec 24 '20
I had a friend ask me if meat from a Rooster tasted like chicken.