What do you think of Animal Rights activists. Are they trying to do a bit of good for the world or are they delusional unemployed bums that most probably have BO and have no concern for the hundreds of people that are employed at the places the protest. Geez they give me the shits. https://youtu.be/hzDmJdZcsxU

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  • They grow meat on plants now?
  • Interesting video clip! I wasn’t actually aware there were any ‘animal protesters’ at the meatworks these days. I understand where they’re coming from as I love all animals and I’m against cruelty. However, humans need food and I don’t think it’s being cruel and people need jobs. I think they’re going about things the wrong way. Some countries put animals to death in a far greater inhumane way than Australia does. 

  • Pigs, cattle, sheep, chickens have no other purpose then to supply consumables for human consumption other than for transport or sport. They have been bred for centuries for this purpose. You let any one of these animals out in the environment uncontrolled and they threaten the existence of everything else. People who think that these animals have rights are deluded. If they didn’t serve a human purpose they wouldn’t exist.
    • I’m surprise the lifeguards didn’t escort you off the sand Tad.
    • Well said Browny. Tad probably has a sheep stashed under the bed.
  • Did they happen to be ‘loan Sharks’ Tad?

  • Let's turn them into Soylent Green

    • Soylent Green Is People   :)

  • I agree Patsy - they just like Gothics - want attention over something crap.

  • These animals have been bred for a purpose. They don't actually know their fate and their lives are ended very humanely.

    If these dopes had any idea they would be more concerned with the zillions of city dwelling halfwits who buy dogs then lock them up in their backyards and pay them no attention - THAT'S cruelty. Or the nimrods who buy kittens then basically turf them out to roam the streets and fend for themselves.

    What about that idiot bawling like the fecking world was ending. Her parents must be so proud.

    Maybe they could all have a shower, get a job, and donate their pay packets to a worthy charity - there's plenty of kids starving in this country not to mention all over the world. Nah, instead they'll make a few shitty signs, yell at cattle trucks and generally make c*nts of themselves.

    It just makes you want to put every one of them in a headlock and apply the rack.

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