Killing dogs for meat ruled illegal by South Korean court

To: freedumb2003

Sure it does. Deli meat is exempt.

That's because it's not actually meat...

41 posted on 06/21/2018 11:59:34 AM PDT by zeugma (Power without accountability is fertilizer for tyranny.)

Oh BS. You shoot the hog then cut the jugular to bleed them out, then scald them and scrape the hair off, there isn’t any screaming.

42 posted on 06/21/2018 12:05:22 PM PDT by eastforker (All in, I'm all Trump,what you got!)

To: PeterPrinciple

That’s BS also, bleeding to death is quite painless, gory looking yes but still painless.

43 posted on 06/21/2018 12:08:08 PM PDT by eastforker (All in, I'm all Trump,what you got!)

They had an entire barn. It wasn’t one or two hogs. The other pigs caught on to what was happening, and screamed until it was their turn.

44 posted on 06/21/2018 12:36:25 PM PDT by neefer (We're walking real proud and we're talking real loud again.)

Again, BS. I was raised on a farm where we raised hundreds of hogs.Hogs like other animals have no cognition of what death is, they do not rationalize like humans do, they don’t think about tomorrow or even a few hours into the future. As long as they have food and water they are content with no regard about what is going on around them.

45 posted on 06/21/2018 12:43:38 PM PDT by eastforker (All in, I'm all Trump,what you got!)

>>That’s because it’s not actually meat...<<

I still haven’t quite gotten a Pastrami bush to bloom.

46 posted on 06/21/2018 12:43:50 PM PDT by freedumb2003 ("We were designed as gardeners, not cubicle rats." (/robroys woman))

To: CondoleezzaProtege

And that T-bone was part of some Hindi’s ancestry....shame, shame on you all.

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47 posted on 06/21/2018 1:12:34 PM PDT by S.O.S121.500 (Had ENOUGH Yet ? ........................ Enforce the Bill of Rights .........It is the LAW...)

If you herd 50 of them at a time, start using a bold gun then a knife (because ammo is too expensive) the rest of the pen starts to panic. The rest of the barn hears it and they scream too. He didn't hide it in a separate area either like some people do.

Hogs like other animals have no cognition of what death is...
I disagree. Yes, they mostly live in the here and now, but animals communicate danger to one another. I think they can also be traumatized from what they witness, for at least a short period of time. A racoon ate one of my hens the other night. Usually, they're at the gate every morning, waiting for feed. I woke up to find feathers and no chickens. The rest where still on the perch well after dawn. This morning, they were at the gate as usual. What else would have changed their behavior for one day other than seeing/hearing another getting killed?

Some wild animals know when they are hunted. Crows have been observed "in a moment of silence," all of them perched in one tree, not making any noise near a crow that has been killed by shotgun.

48 posted on 06/21/2018 1:24:46 PM PDT by neefer (We're walking real proud and we're talking real loud again.)

To: freedumb2003

I’ve generally found that pastramis grow fuzz, not bushes.

49 posted on 06/21/2018 1:45:09 PM PDT by zeugma (Power without accountability is fertilizer for tyranny.)

they do not rationalize like humans do, they don’t think about tomorrow or even a few hours into the future. As long as they have food and water they are content with no regard about what is going on around them.
University of Washington study: Do crows mourn?

50 posted on 06/21/2018 1:55:27 PM PDT by neefer (We're walking real proud and we're talking real loud again.)

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