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  • #21
    Originally posted by davistina67 View Post
    Well said. Some of these poster are like a pack of wild dogs!
    I would say, the comments were as funny as the OP myths posted.

    Guess who is objecting to any comments?
    Yes, those that are animal rights promoters, so of course they would take offense to having fun with the illogical myths that AR propaganda is based on.

    I agree, the OP, teenager or not, will get an education.
    I doubt that learning how wrong AR propaganda is won't go over too well.

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    • #22
      Originally posted by davistina67 View Post
      Well said. Some of these poster are like a pack of wild dogs!
      Really. Give it a rest people. The OP is a (sounds like young) teenager. And I'm the first one to jump all over someone when they deserve it. Just. Let. It. Go!

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      • #23
        Geez Bluey - even you were a teenager once ......


        Originally posted by Bluey View Post
        Being a teenager is not an excuse to post what the OP did.
        Other adult posters have brought the same forth.
        That is standard animal rights propaganda.
        Where else do you think they get that?
        The problem with political jokes is that they get elected.
        H. Cate

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        • #24
          Originally posted by JGHIRETIRE View Post
          Geez Bluey - even you were a teenager once ......
          You do not want to know what my dad told me (or my sisters) when we got on this 'oh the poor ponies' band wagon.

          We got the facts of life early, and straight up.

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          • #25
            Maybe we should start a thread asking who among you would actually have your own horse slaughtered? With everyone so pro-slaughter lets see how you'd actually feel if it was one of your own.
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            • #26
              Originally posted by Whitfield Farm Hanoverians View Post
              Maybe we should start a thread asking who among you would actually have your own horse slaughtered? With everyone so pro-slaughter lets see how you'd actually feel if it was one of your own.
              Well, I know I have said it before and I don't mind repeating it:
              The process of slaughtering I have no problem with it.

              However, I don't think (never say never though, right) I would send a horse of mine into the current system.

              However:
              I grew up in Europe. The nearest horse butcher was never further away than a 30 minute ride. That was the way you disposed of horses that no longer had any quality of life (and yes, this was also before supplements and pain killers became omnipresent!)


              Would I eat horse?
              20 years ago I would have said no.
              Nowadays?
              I think I gave it a shot. What can I say, I like red meat.

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              • #27
                Originally posted by Whitfield Farm Hanoverians View Post
                Maybe we should start a thread asking who among you would actually have your own horse slaughtered? With everyone so pro-slaughter lets see how you'd actually feel if it was one of your own.
                I would. I have no problem with slaughter.

                I have a problem when posters who are old enough to know better post lies on the internet. It is physically impossible to fit 200 horses on a semi trailer like the OP claimed, I don't care how old she is she is.
                Michael: Seems the people who burned me want me for a job.
                Sam: A job? Does it pay?
                Michael: Nah, it's more of a "we'll kill you if you don't do it" type of thing.
                Sam: Oh. I've never liked those.

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by Bluey View Post
                  I would say, the comments were as funny as the OP myths posted.

                  Guess who is objecting to any comments?
                  Yes, those that are animal rights promoters, so of course they would take offense to having fun with the illogical myths that AR propaganda is based on.

                  I agree, the OP, teenager or not, will get an education.
                  I doubt that learning how wrong AR propaganda is won't go over too well.
                  Sorry, "Almighty Queen of Everything is AR Propaganda". It would not have mattered what the topic was, I still would have thought picking on a teenager for what they wrote is still in poor taste and shows not only lack of compassion, but lack of tolerance for those less educated.
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                    #29
                    Sorry, this information is just stuff I found in another magazine. Guess I shouldn't post stuff from one magazine on the forum page of another. Yep, misinformation. Sorry. But do you see my point? Ill go edit... like, waaaaaay edit... this post. Maybe ill delete it... if you can delete these threads, I'm not sure. And in the future please do not judge teenagers you have never met. I was just given false information.

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by skippy60 View Post
                      Sorry, this information is just stuff I found in another magazine. Guess I shouldn't post stuff from one magazine on the forum page of another. Yep, misinformation. Sorry. But do you see my point? Ill go edit... like, waaaaaay edit... this post. Maybe ill delete it... if you can delete these threads, I'm not sure.
                      Don't worry about it or what others have said. There are people on here that just love any little excuse to put people down.

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                        #31
                        Originally posted by davistina67 View Post
                        Don't worry about it or what others have said. There are people on here that just love any little excuse to put people down.
                        Thank you. I just wish that people would stop ingnoring certain poster because they are teenagers, even when they have never met them.

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                        • #32
                          Originally posted by skippy60 View Post
                          And in the future please do not judge teenagers you have never met. I was just given false information.
                          Sadly, some people derive great pleasure from judging people they have never met.

                          Originally posted by skippy60 View Post
                          Thank you. I just wish that people would stop ingnoring certain poster because they are teenagers, even when they have never met them.
                          One of the great things about COTH is you have the ability to use the "ignore" feature on people whose posts you find meaningless or offensive.

                          One of the not so great things about COTH is there is always going to be someone who picks on what others write for "sport". If you have a thick skin, you will survive just fine.
                          Proud owner of a Slaughter-Bound TB from a feedlot, and her surprise baby...!
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                          • #33
                            Skippy- google Kaufman zoning Mary Nash
                            that has links to factual info on slaughter. Lots of good links to actual court documents, shipping certificates, FOIA Beltex docs, etc.

                            Also look at Equine Wefare Advocates, for more links to factual documents.

                            Also google Animal Angels for links to their investigative reports on auctions, feedlots and holding pens.

                            Those are a good start to finding unedited videos, links of factual documents.

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                            • #34
                              Originally posted by skippy60 View Post
                              Sorry, this information is just stuff I found in another magazine. Guess I shouldn't post stuff from one magazine on the forum page of another. Yep, misinformation. Sorry. But do you see my point? Ill go edit... like, waaaaaay edit... this post. Maybe ill delete it... if you can delete these threads, I'm not sure. And in the future please do not judge teenagers you have never met. I was just given false information.
                              over the past years I have conversed with many teenagers, even preteens.
                              While some had their moments, I must have been lucky:
                              The whole lot of them was pretty excellent in research and debate.
                              And quick to call their fellow forum members out when they posted utter nonsense.

                              just because it is posted on a forum does not make it so.
                              That's where research comes in.
                              I mean, putting 200 horses on a truck is blatant hyperbole. If a fact that can be so easily disproven, how much of the rest is bogus as well?

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                              • #35
                                Originally posted by jenm View Post
                                Sorry, "Almighty Queen of Everything is AR Propaganda". It would not have mattered what the topic was, I still would have thought picking on a teenager for what they wrote is still in poor taste and shows not only lack of compassion, but lack of tolerance for those less educated.
                                First, I don't think we knew that was a "poor, uneducated teenager" posting.

                                Second, when someone post AR propaganda, there will be those on COTH that will quickly explain that is what such is and why.
                                There will also be those few AR posters jump in saying everyone else is picking on them.


                                Originally posted by jenm View Post
                                Sadly, some people derive great pleasure from judging people they have never met.

                                Yes, everyone does that and why is that?
                                Maybe because some post stuff like this poster did.


                                One of the great things about COTH is you have the ability to use the "ignore" feature on people whose posts you find meaningless or offensive.

                                One of the not so great things about COTH is there is always going to be someone who picks on what others write for "sport". If you have a thick skin, you will survive just fine.
                                Originally posted by jetsmom View Post
                                Skippy- google Kaufman zoning Mary Nash
                                that has links to factual info on slaughter. Lots of good links to actual court documents, shipping certificates, FOIA Beltex docs, etc.

                                Also look at Equine Wefare Advocates, for more links to factual documents.

                                Also google Animal Angels for links to their investigative reports on auctions, feedlots and holding pens.

                                Those are a good start to finding unedited videos, links of factual documents.

                                Oh, yes, be sure to go read some more AR propaganda if you want to be well informed on slaughter, that is one place you will learn so much.

                                Just remember while you are doing that to try stay an independent thinker, as you seem to be, once you realize there is more to the story than what someone else's propaganda pushes.

                                If you do a search on the internet, you will find 10.000 to 1 animal rights propaganda against slaugher, so much of it taken out of context or pure myths.
                                If you do a search on COTH, you will find there is more to the story than all that strident propaganda presents.

                                Now, I too grew up with horse slaughter and know it is not the devil itself, as some make it sound.

                                Slaughter itself is one more way we make use of SOME horse and use what horses are, as the natural, renewable resource they have been for humans, in all the uses we have made of them, since before we domesticated them.

                                Animal rights groups are some of the richest non-profit groups in the world, getting MILLIONS in donations every YEAR, promote and use anti slaughter as one of their banner, most money producing "profit centers" to get free publicity and donations from the gullible public.
                                The public thinks they will use that money to save all the horses (or puppies or kittens).
                                Those animal rights groups propaganda is just that, propaganda intended to incense anyone reading or hearing what they say and send them money to fight whatever the cause of the moment is.
                                Here, that is "ban horse slaughter", there "save the wild horses" over there "donate to help after a hurricane".

                                Why is this a very serious issue to many?
                                Animal rights ultimate goal is to eliminate ALL use of ALL animals by humans.
                                That means no more domestic animals and that includes ... horses.

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                                • #36
                                  Originally posted by skippy60 View Post
                                  Sorry, this information is just stuff I found in another magazine. Guess I shouldn't post stuff from one magazine on the forum page of another. Yep, misinformation. Sorry. But do you see my point? Ill go edit... like, waaaaaay edit... this post. Maybe ill delete it... if you can delete these threads, I'm not sure. And in the future please do not judge teenagers you have never met. I was just given false information.
                                  Now see, you just blew it. You should have apologized. You should have said...whoops, my bad, I'll correct it. You should have said, in the future, I'll research my facts like I do for a research paper in school (I assume you are assigned research papers and I also assume you are required to state resources, I will further assume that opinion on the web cannot be a resource). Oh, and BTW, people do and will judge you by what you say and what you write. Get used to it.

                                  No, instead you come off like a snotty kid. Carry on people.

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                                  • #37
                                    We're going to close this thread as there are already plenty of other ongoing discussions on the topic. Feel free to PM the OP with information on either side of the issue.

                                    Thanks,
                                    Mod 1

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