Evie Wolfe wrote:
How in the hell is there a demand for this horrifying stuff? What kind of a person could sit through that without their insides shriveling up in pity and disgust, never mind find it sexually gratifying?!

Welcome to Earth.

Evie Wolfe wrote:
How in the hell is there a demand for this horrifying stuff? What kind of a person could sit through that without their insides shriveling up in pity and disgust, never mind find it sexually gratifying?!

There are 7 billion people on this planet.  Unfortunately, some of them are really, really sick.

Marin Photography NYC wrote:
Don't believe everything you read....I suspect they grossly exaggerated the truth like most media outlets.

We have farms here that are just as bad if not worse than this one person can do.

I can assure you, this is a real thing that happens. It is not exaggerated.

Why would you think it was, if you say farms do even worse?

Top Gun Digital wrote:
There are 7 billion people on this planet.  Unfortunately, some of them are really, really sick.

Alabaster Crowley wrote:
Welcome to Earth.

I'm moving to Mars. No oxygen, but at least I won't accidentally sit next to one of those people on the bus.

Alabaster Crowley wrote:
I can assure you, this is a real thing that happens. It is not exaggerated.

Why would you think it was, if you say farms do even worse?

Just because it's in the news doesn't make it accurate reporting for starters. Reporters are whores for a story and will do anything to make it more interesting by exaggerating and in some cases making stuff up.

You ever been to a chicken farm?  The chickens have no room to move, walk and lay in there own fecal matter and many die because they are too fat to move. They die slowly of disease, obesity, heart disease and other stuff.  Ever seen cows get slaughtered?  I have, not pretty. Much worse than you can imagine and sometimes they don't die right away, they are in agony just waiting on line. They are social animals and know that death awaits them.

We can feel bad for the animals but we have a corporate culture here that does it on a normal everyday basis. Calling this one person a criminal and pointing a finger isn't going to change much of anything.

Marin Photography NYC wrote:

Just because it's in the news doesn't make it accurate reporting for starters. Reporters are whores for a story and will do anything to make it more interesting by exaggerating and in some cases making stuff up.

You ever been to a chicken farm?  The chickens have no room to move, walk and lay in there own fecal matter and many die because they are too fat to move. They die slowly of disease, obesity, heart disease and other stuff.  Ever seen cows get slaughtered?  I have, not pretty. Much worse than you can imagine and sometimes they don't die right away, they are in agony just waiting on line. They are social animals and know that death awaits them.

You're contradicting yourself. You're saying you think these reports are fake, yet saying awful things like this do happen.

Alabaster Crowley wrote:
You're contradicting yourself. You're saying you think these reports are fake, yet saying awful things like this do happen.

I never said fake, I said exaggerated. I didn't say all...I was speaking about this story so there is no contradiction.

My reference to farms is about animal cruelty, they do it too....

Marin Photography NYC wrote:

I never said fake, I said exaggerated. I didn't say all...I was speaking about this story so there is no contradiction.

My reference to farms is about animal cruelty, they do it too....

I don't think it's exaggerated.

Zamora was arrested while already in jail. She had been on probation on two separate cases, on charges including grand-theft with a firearm, credit card fraud, possession of a fictitious driver’s license and cocaine possession. If convicted on the animal cruelty charges, she could face up to five years in prison on each count.

I hope she get the max on each count.
I hope they nail Redford hard, the guy who organized such event.

Evie Wolfe wrote:

Top Gun Digital wrote:
There are 7 billion people on this planet.  Unfortunately, some of them are really, really sick.

I'm moving to Mars. No oxygen, but at least I won't accidentally sit next to one of those people on the bus.

These creatures that torture animals can't really be regarded as humans or even carbon based life forms.  They may actually thrive on a place like Mars.

barepixels wrote:

I hope she get the max on each count.

Ditto.

Marin Photography NYC wrote:

Just because it's in the news doesn't make it accurate reporting for starters. Reporters are whores for a story and will do anything to make it more interesting by exaggerating and in some cases making stuff up.

You ever been to a chicken farm?  The chickens have no room to move, walk and lay in there own fecal matter and many die because they are too fat to move. They die slowly of disease, obesity, heart disease and other stuff.  Ever seen cows get slaughtered?  I have, not pretty. Much worse than you can imagine and sometimes they don't die right away, they are in agony just waiting on line. They are social animals and know that death awaits them.

We can feel bad for the animals but we have a corporate culture here that does it on a normal everyday basis. Calling this one person a criminal and pointing a finger isn't going to change much of anything.

Hate to agree with you, but I have to.
And we treat people just as badly.

Many is the time I am ashamed of being human.

Top Gun Digital wrote:

There are 7 billion people on this planet.  Unfortunately, some of them are really, really sick.

Would they be sick if that's the way everyone thought?

Top Gun Digital wrote:
These creatures that torture animals can't really be regarded as humans or even carbon based life forms.  They may actually thrive on a place like Mars.

Denying a person to be a human being is not a bit better than torturing animals...