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Progress Pollution - Rampant Spending - Outsourcing
Go camping with the pigs (well kind of) - The Daily Iowan
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Speaking of cyber-ay-rabs ... this article almost makes me wish for sharia in the US -- at least all the pigs (along with the owners of the corepirate pig farming conglomerates) will end up slaughtered. Filthy animals.
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While it is true that Radical Islamist's may/do interpret the Law in this way. I must point out that they are a small percentage of the Muslim population, and in no way represent the majority. To the majority of decent, hard working, morally sound Muslims, Sharia represents something that is both completely differant than the picture you are loosely painting in regards to the U.S./Western World-as well as being much deeper than is easily comphrehended by the Western mind-set. I have hopefully provided a clear picture for you, and hopefully we will not to have this conversation again. Thank You in advance. Chilcutt ***Time In> You may continue whatver it is you are trying to achieve, be it polariseing/alienateing people,venting frustration, whatever kick it is. By all means..Carry on.
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I wasn't talking about eliminating the West as much as banning the production of pig meat, one of the dirtiest and most environmentally foul forms of food out there. Islamic (or Jewish) law = no pork.
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I don't think the country is trillions in debt due to pig farming regulations.
I seem to recall a tax cut and then two wars that were unfunded except by borrowing money. There is also the cost of rebuilding the economy after eight years of trickle down voo-doo. Jobs went overseas due to cheap labor. Shutting down the EPA would do nothing to address that situation. |
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the problem isn't pig farming.it's hog confinements.believe me i live in n.w. iowa any abandon farm site gets torn down and a new confinement goes up.and they jam em in there.and alot of em contract with tyson.so they don't even own the hogs and what i find really disturbing is alot of em build within 500-1000 ft of streams and rivers.you hear it all the time such and such had a spill of 10,000 gallons of untreated sewage.blah blah blah and the DNR fines em $100.they need to fine em $1000 bucks a gallon but it will never happen because farmers chit in this state don't stink. period end of story.years ago when they got out of the fields in the fall they turned em loose to free range.if you have ever had free range pork you will never go back to regular store bought.we know people that still free range their hogs and on occasion will buy one and have it butchered.
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Pigs are no dirtier than any other livestock. This issue is the manner in which they're farmed. There are other areas of the country in which cow manure runoff causes similar issues, either from dairies or feedlots.
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Pig, Cow, Horse, Dog, Cat or People Sh** it doesn't matter, we are all literally drowning in it. If there wasn't a market for pork, it wouldn't exist. Ditto for other animal meats. We're killing ourselves.
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The most profound and veracious statement ever posted on this forum bar none.
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