Battery chicken farms need to end
RushKing
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Human beings are animals. Overwhelming scientific consensus.
Irrelevant... the bull cannot give consent. People often orgasm while getting raped. And people can also ejaculate without orgasm.
Oh really? Cause males always want it, am I right?
Yes, they are raped with steel rods and bear gloves.
Isn't that a part of the main subject? Animal cruelty?
You're both arguing against industrial farming techniques, which I've already stated I don't particularly approve of. I'm arguing that vegans are irrational in their objection to ORGANIC dairy produce. The practice of culling calves is banned under organic farming regulations in the EU and United Kingdom
Can somebody find a source on this?
It isn't
You're both arguing against industrial farming techniques, which I've already stated I don't particularly approve of. I'm arguing that vegans are irrational in their objection to ORGANIC dairy produce. The practice of culling calves is banned under organic farming regulations in the EU and United Kingdom; I don't know whether this is true in the USA, too, but if it isn't then your argument is against a lack of organic standards, not against dairy farming per se.
The two of you will forgive me for assuming that you haven't bothered reading more than one or two of posts between myself and Mr King above.
Apologies...
Yes, I jumped in before I did my homework...
I'll sit back and activate learning mode...
RushKing
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According to Soil Association (The UK’s largest organic certification body)
Unfortunately, killing male dairy cows is something that happens on both organic and non-organic dairy farms
https://www.soilassociation.org/organic ... anic-cows/
How about the EU?
No support for this claim on their website either.
Addressing the elephant in the room:
Is it really a kindness in prolonging the life of an animal which will inevitably be slaughtered in any case?
If desisting from an industry which is inherently cruel and exploitative is not an option, the only recourse is to rigidly adhere to an ethical and humane slaughtering process sooner rather than later, surely...
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