I could do it for my family's own consumption, but not on a commercial scale.
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I could do it for my family's own consumption, but not on a commercial scale.
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My wife also. We call her Bear Grylls.
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EddieM
I reckon all meat eaters, myself included should visit an abattoir. Bet it would either make one a veggie or appreciate meat more.
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EddieM
We could all probably do that. As I've said many times before, it's the subjective/objective thing.
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Did you ever see that programme on TV called 'Kill it, cook it, eat it'? They'd kill an animal, cook it and eat it all in front of a live TV audience. A bit queasy at times.
And neither is the sentencing these days. Otherwise the death sentence may still be around. Or at least have survived a lot longer than it did - until the invention of the snowflake.
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Just because you haven't got any balls, don't judge everyone else to be the same.
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And how many of those animals live their lives. People should see caged/battery farming, I think it would make a few veggie..
Utter bowlocks, and the usual yellow-bellied flake cop out. Are you trying to say we were a less civilised country in the 50s when we had capital punishment? I think the crime stats would prove you wrong. In the 50s a murder was big news. Places like London today, it's just another daily occurrence.
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Well I could not, but I wouldn't stop anyone else who volunteered to do it. These are banged to rights, completely worthless citizens who will simply cost the country a lot of money to keep in a prison for x years and for what? Are they going to reform, seems very unlikely - they will just cause more problems once out.
Sometimes there can be absolutely no doubt of guilt, as in these cases. Are these people deserving of any sympathy at all - in my book, not what so ever. Hanging is too good for them They were laughing whilst appearing at court and waving to the media.
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I went to an abattoir to price a job, it was just after closing time and probably as clean as an operating theatre (exaggeration) but the tubs of organs, eyes, spleens etc were gross
Whenever I drove to Shell or Porthmadog during the lambing season, watching the little blighters springing about in the fields, I often swore I would never eat lamb again.
The following Sunday I would hang my head in shame.
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A fellow sparky was sent to an abattoir on xmas eve, the staff had been on the lash and what he saw destroyed his faith in human nature
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