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500,000+ Australian cows were killed by flooding.
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Hey hey hey! Time to fire up the grill, muchachos!
Nothing's a tragedy if you're a carnivore. |
Throw those suckers in the freezer, quick. I'll take the ribeye.
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Medium-rare, with a loaded spud and a couple shots of bourbon. If Papen is a vegeterian, more steak for us. |
This is a tragedy.
All that meat, washed away! |
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Wow that’s alotta loss for the farmers. I imagine the rivers will take the meat to the ocean and the Sharks will be very happy.
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Well, shame for the cows, but on the other hand, less red meat will be consumed, which will be better for both our health and the environment.
It's kinda depressing to think about all of the potential good steaks and hamburgers wasted, though. |
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The beef community is in an uproar. We silence their cries of anguish and despair, for they are delicious. |
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Apparently, it was most Nokia Phones back in the day by default. (The ones with video ofcourse). |
It's probably worse how much meat has gone to waste, and the money that would come from it.
And the property damage from the flooding... The farmers have it really bad in this situation. I may struggle with math, but even I know that's going to be a lot of loss of money and finances. |
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#everycloud #silverlining #blessingsindisguise |
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#GreenNewDeal #vegan |
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We did it, Al... we did it. |
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Cows only exist on the planet to be eaten and consumed by man. It's like they have no point otherwise.
Just like horses existed for humans to travel on for 150,000 years before the automobile was invented. Can you imagine how humans would have traveled large distances or delivered goods and services and food if the horse never existed for B.C. to the late 1800's? It's also funny how horses allow humans to ride them, very few other animals would ever allow humans to sit on them, let alone be able to support the weight of a human. It's weird...what if the horse never existed? How would humans have traveled all the way up from B.C. to 1899? |
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In India I think cows are considered sacred. But I’m not qualified to speak on that. Camels, donkeys and elephants are also riding critters.
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The ironic thing, it's probably worse for trying to acclimate to veganism. Because now there's 500,000 individuals of 1500 pound meat beasts being completely wasted.
At least with trying to go more "green" with meat, the number of livestock as a whole would at least just be significantly decreased, allowing their care to be significantly improved for superior meat quality for people who still eat meat (because a lot of people actually do need to eat red meat). But this is not that. This is just a waste in every direction possible. |
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Cows are such mindless animals they don't even realize they're only bred and harvested to be consumed by man. Same with chickens really. Sometimes it makes you wonder how things would be different if an alien species specifically bred humans to eat at some point.
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The meat is definitely no good anymore. I don't think any part is. Except maybe as plant fertilizer. |
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As I said before, it's almost as if animals exist for humans. What if the horse never existed? How would we have traveled for thousands of years? What if the cow never existed? One of the biggest sources of food on the planet would have been gone, and I say this as someone who barely eats hamburgers anymore. |
500,000+? They're 300,000 cows according to the article linked in the first post.
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It's so sad. This planet is getting worse. :( |
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I have to eat hamburgers and steak to save the planet? I'm the hero you're looking for. Where do I sign up? |
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