#DisruptSpeciesism

Not unless they're rich as hell and can afford a processing center.

There's some exceptions with chickens but not pork and beef

 

unbelievable

 

that's why I'm saying it might not be that hard to kill them.

Also we kept ours in a coop. Didn't let them have run of the yard.

 

The USDA has SWAT teams that goes to farms and takes them over like drug houses for small farms selling outside the regulations.

 

The first few each time get to me, but putting a knife to a living thing should be that way.

 

I'm sure i'll end up burying them like pets.

my yard isn't very big.

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/10/science/10angier.html?_r=0

na, you may have to swear off pork.

 

well said

 

What point does a cow have, other than to be grilled medium rare?

 

http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2014/02/pet_rescue_groups_being_asked.html

if you pay for pet rescue you apparently should be a vegan.

 

Most likely not

 

I've butchered one cow. Holy hell, it was hard.

I've quartered a bunch of wild hogs and deer. The hide on a pig is rough, but deer are easy

 

To make milk to be made into ice cream.

 

Is the costumer buying it to make costumes out of the leather?

(yes I'm an ass)

 

Well played. Auto correct and being on a phone, anything could pop up

 

That's an acceptable answer

 

butter and cheese aren't bad either.

 

They're also a key to building really healthy soils. Plus they do an amazing job of turning something we can't use into kickass steaks.

 

Big fan of dairy.

 

you're an addict, ip. but don't worry, there's help out there.

http://www.yourdailyvegan.com/2013/04/24/ditching-dairy-might-as-well-face-it-youre-addicted-to-cheese/