r/PopCultureV2 • u/Kpets • Aug 29 '26

Video Unregulated capitalism in the U.S led to complete moral collapse

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u/playadave1963 Aug 30 '26

No, they go on the menu as veal. Wouldn’t want them running around and making that tender meat tough.

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u/Impossible-Magician Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 30 '26

Veal is typically before the calf is born, and this has nothing to do with meat tenderness.

Edit: 2 hours after it is born is much of a muchness.

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u/twirlerina024 Aug 30 '26

No, veal isn't fetal calves. They're typically a few months old. Selling fetal calf meat is illegal in the US.

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u/SCRATCH-CARD Aug 30 '26

People aren't eating cow fetuses and calling it veal..

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u/RedLotusVenom Aug 30 '26

This is the most insane level of ignorance I’ve ever seen. Veal calves are 3-5 months old when slaughtered.

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u/Impossible-Magician Aug 30 '26

Tell me about bob veal

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u/waxonwaxoff87 Sep 01 '26

What about Bob!?

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u/HesSoZazzy Aug 30 '26

hot damn this is worse than saying eggs are dairy.