Posted by 37Chief on August 02, 2013 at 14:55:26 from (70.181.169.77):
Ran across a show the other night about someone going under cover in different animal raising places. The one in a dary was disguesting to say the least. If a cow was down in the malking stall the person trying to get it up was beating the cow with looked like a piece of hose. Jumping on the cows back, kicking the cow. Twisting the cows tail so bad the cow cried out but never got up. How do you dary guys get a cow up in a milking stall? The workers were mostly mexicans. I see the way mexicans charros treat their horses around here, it isn't the best They have a different attitude toward animals. Then there was the turkey farms, the chickens farms, the pig farms. All with different abuses. Stan
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