[ SECRET POST #2770 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2770 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well, if you have never seen an average American eating and seen how MUCH they eat on average, you may not be entirely clear on how terrible force-feeding really is. Seriously, nearly half the US population is overweight. No one has yet presented this as an argument to stop birthing babies to spare them the torture.

Geese are indeed force fed, but it's done by hand and their necks are massaged to ensure the corn goes down well so they can digest properly and they are generally treated well, with individual attention given to each goose: there is absolutely no grounds to say they they suffer physically through this process.

Certainly nothing compared to the horrible industrial raising of chickens which turns my stomach: it can make you re-evaluate what humane treatment actually means.

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Da

[(Anonymous)]

"there is absolutely no grounds to say they they suffer physically through this process."


what? where do you get that information?

Re: Da

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT. Obviously, because no goose has ever testified to this in a court of law. I rest my case, yer honor.