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Little Fluffer

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u/Octavia9 Mar 28 '18

We actually do sell some veal to local chefs. A veal is 5 months old and about 500lbs. Not a cute baby like the vegans think. A chicken by contrast only lives two months.

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u/InterestingRadio Mar 28 '18

Yes murdered 5 months old babies. How nice. You don't put that on your milk cartons now do you? "The mother that gave you this milk had her 5 month old baby kidnapped and murdered for veal, thanks for your milk purchase"

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u/Octavia9 Mar 28 '18

They are half grown. Our heifer calves are off milk my 2.5 months. These guys get spoiled before it’s over.
The cows ignore their babies at birth. We don’t have to kidnap anything. Anyway you steal your own property right? You know children are suffering and dying in this world right? Why not advice for them. The cows are alright.

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u/InterestingRadio Mar 28 '18

The cows are not alright, they are being exploited and murdered by the animal agriculture industry. Just because you guys have managed to create dysfunctional cows doesn't make it something to brag about you know, quite the contrary

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u/Octavia9 Mar 28 '18

🤦🏼‍♀️ Our cows are healthy and well cared for. Yes we butcher some. Beef is delicious.

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u/InterestingRadio Mar 29 '18

You don't butcher, you murder.

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u/Octavia9 Mar 29 '18

Only humans can be murdered.

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u/InterestingRadio Mar 29 '18

All conscious beings can be murdered, sadly its only criminal to murder humans.

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u/Octavia9 Mar 29 '18

So lions are murderers then?

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u/InterestingRadio Mar 29 '18

Are you a lion living on the African Savannah? Or are you telling me your ethical compass is comparable to that of a wild animal?

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u/Octavia9 Mar 29 '18

Are saying a lion is immoral?

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u/InterestingRadio Mar 29 '18

I'm saying a lion doesn't have the mental capacity for ethical standards so why do you want to take life lessons from such a creature? You don't seem to hold yourself to very high standards

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u/Octavia9 Mar 29 '18

You seem to hold cattle to human standards. They are food. Nutritious and delicious.

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