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redqueen

(115,113 posts)
Mon Nov 13, 2023, 01:17 PM Nov 2023

Scalding animals who are fully conscious is a crime -- yet Wayne is in jail for exposing it.




https://www.instagram.com/p/CzeyqWGSShB/

#SonomaRescueTrial

What will it take before people stop mindlessly making things worse? Low income people get a pass ofc. People with the means who don't vote with their dollars - against animal cruelty OR unsustainable products - what will it take for them to act?
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Scalding animals who are fully conscious is a crime -- yet Wayne is in jail for exposing it. (Original Post) redqueen Nov 2023 OP
Grown man here, and this made me cry. LuckyCharms Nov 2023 #1
I can't watch XanaDUer2 Nov 2023 #2
I can't watch it either. StarryNite Nov 2023 #4
I just can't XanaDUer2 Nov 2023 #5
Damn, I'm glad the duck above was saved. Emile Nov 2023 #3
This happened in California! What about our humane farming practices law? LauraInLA Nov 2023 #6
Horrible inthewind21 Nov 2023 #7
I'm not watching it, but am curious. Why is this being done? Talitha Nov 2023 #8

LuckyCharms

(17,595 posts)
1. Grown man here, and this made me cry.
Mon Nov 13, 2023, 01:28 PM
Nov 2023

I can handle some rough stuff, but I can't handle this.

Animals are innocent, humans are not.

XanaDUer2

(11,154 posts)
5. I just can't
Mon Nov 13, 2023, 02:07 PM
Nov 2023

I'm already having a rough mental- health day. I want to know what to do to stop it. I had a pet duck and they all have personalities.

 

inthewind21

(4,616 posts)
7. Horrible
Mon Nov 13, 2023, 02:34 PM
Nov 2023

You should see how your chicken and a whole lot of other things are produced. The Netflix series "Rotten" shows the dirty stuff no one wants to see about the food supply.

https://www.netflix.com/title/80146284#:~:text=This%20docuseries%20travels%20deep%20into,Watch%20all%20you%20want.

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