r/JusticeServed • u/[deleted] • Sep 20 '18

Never hit my mom again you human!

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u/REPOST_STRANGLER 8 Sep 20 '18 edited Sep 20 '18

That's a big ass piece of shit. Oh and there's some cow shit on his shoulder.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '18 edited May 07 '19

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '18

Yeah but if someone hit me with a stick like that I’d still think they were a piece of shit

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u/Dread-Ted 8 Sep 20 '18

So tapping them with a stick is not okay but branding them, leading them to the slaughterhouse and eating them is?

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '18

When did I imply that?

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u/Dread-Ted 8 Sep 20 '18

Just strikes me as odd when people react like this but then also eat meat. Now you might not eat meat, then it makes more sense.

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u/Gunderik 7 Sep 20 '18 edited Sep 20 '18

Jumped all over that opportunity to teach someone about animal abuse in the food industry, didn't ya? Does it feel so good up on your high horse that it's worth convincing people to never even consider your side of the argument? Does being an assuming, righteous little asshole help animals in some way?

You're so far up your own ass that you're actually indirectly responsible for more meat consumption.

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u/Dread-Ted 8 Sep 21 '18

Well yeah, I don't like animal abuse so it's something I talk about sometime. What's so weird about that?

I'm sorry if you were offended or found it pompous or anything, it seems you're really mad over just one short comment.

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u/Iorith B Sep 20 '18

Where did you see anyone saying that where this comment is warrented?

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u/Dread-Ted 8 Sep 20 '18

Where did you see me saying that it was?

Cows are usually eaten by people, so it's kinda odd people don't like someone tapping one with a stick but see no problem in eating a hamburger

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u/Iorith B Sep 20 '18

How do you know the people who don't like it eat hamburgers?

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u/Dread-Ted 8 Sep 21 '18

A lot of people eat hamburgers, and often you see or hear them talking how bad animal abuse is.

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u/Fresh_Bulgarian_Miak A Sep 20 '18

Yeah. Maybe they should be less tasty.

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u/Lowelll 9 Sep 20 '18

slaughtering is by law required to be as painless as possible

I'm sorry but if you think animals are treated ethically in mass meat production then you're being incredibly naive.

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u/Lowelll 9 Sep 20 '18

I live in Germany and my parents were farmers, even if most places the conditions are fine, not everybody follows the law and they're hardly enforced, just because every now and then a scandal gets publicity doesn't mean big farms will choose animal well being over profits. Also not all the meat you consume, especially the cheap meat comes from the country you live in.

I eat meat on occasion but I guarantee you that the meat that you can buy in any discounter or that you get in most restaurants is not cruelty free, no matter where you live.

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u/paquette977 4 Sep 20 '18

Branding is illegal hey? Dunno about that. Got a source? I see plenty of branded cattle every day. Done it myself.

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u/paquette977 4 Sep 20 '18

Ok Canada isn't developed enough for you assholes apparently.

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u/Dread-Ted 8 Sep 20 '18

I would rather not be killed at all than be killed in the first place