Sad Video

[Iceman]

Dog lovers be warned! Work safe and yet not....

http://www.petatv.com/tvpopup/video.asp?vi...o=yadkin_county (http://www.petatv.com/tvpopup/video.asp?video=yadkin_county)

[1ViciousGSX]

Damn, I didn't need to see that. :cry:

[Jakey]

The video wasn't really working for me but it worked enough for me to read the introduction and then I stopped it right there. I don't want to watch the cruelty.

[Iceman]

http://www.petatv.com/tvpopup/video.asp?video=mym2002

This one is a little bit more bloody. Actually i know it is bloody as hell. Its about cattle chicken pigs etc. Makes ya think. not for the weak of heart.

[Jakey]

Actually after watching the false accusations brought about through that second video, I may try to get that first video to work.
I would absolutely love to see some PETA f*ckers go out and find repeated farms that treat animals the way they portray in that video. Sure there are farms like that out there but by far, the strong majority of farms takes excellent care of the animals. I have personally taken part in dehorning and casterating calves. The casterating allows the animals to grow at a more rapid and healthy rate which helps REDUCE if not ELIMINATE the need for any sort of growth hormone. The reason that calves are dehorned is to keep the animals from harming each other from fighting/playing.
I also love how they specifically refer to the farms they display as factory farms, HAH. Even though the number of family farms out there has dropped off the charts in the past 20 years, there are still more family farms that factory farms. They try to imply that all farms are bad, as far as I'm concerned they can take their video camera and stick it up their f*cking ass until it pops out of their throat. :rant:

[Iceman]

Originally posted by Jakey@Jan 13 2004, 05:56 PM
Actually after watching the false accusations brought about through that second video, I may try to get that first video to work.
I would absolutely love to see some PETA f*ckers go out and find repeated farms that treat animals the way they portray in that video. Sure there are farms like that out there but by far, the strong majority of farms takes excellent care of the animals. I have personally taken part in dehorning and casterating calves. The casterating allows the animals to grow at a more rapid and healthy rate which helps REDUCE if not ELIMINATE the need for any sort of growth hormone. The reason that calves are dehorned is to keep the animals from harming each other from fighting/playing.
I also love how they specifically refer to the farms they display as factory farms, HAH. Even though the number of family farms out there has dropped off the charts in the past 20 years, there are still more family farms that factory farms. They try to imply that all farms are bad, as far as I'm concerned they can take their video camera and stick it up their f*cking ass until it pops out of their throat. :rant:
The video is pretty old it seems... Since things i would think that they have changed things. I was more upset about the dog one than anything...

[1ViciousGSX]

I don't know Jakey, if being castrated falls under the "being taken care of" catagory, leave my ass to suffer. ;)

[dsmstunna]

Thats wronge, hard to think people accually have the guts to do that.

[Halon]

wow, talk about fucked up, i love animals, that is horse shit what they are doing

[Jakey]

Originally posted by 1ViciousGSX@Jan 13 2004, 06:57 PM
I don't know Jakey, if being castrated falls under the "being taken care of" catagory, leave my ass to suffer. ;)
The thing about the casterating process is many times it is a simple and fairly painless process. When the bull calf is old enough that it's testicles are accessible, a small rubber band is placed between the testicles and the body pinching the scrotum. Over time while the the bull calf grows, the genital area of the bull calf also grows except the rubber band will eventually cause the testicles to painlessly fall off due to area between the rubber band and the body growing while preventing everything else from not growing.