Pig in knickers that oneShe’s got trotters not hands
The difference between Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism.
Once again, banning the carrying of knives doesn't work, so why make laws you can't enforce?Allowing Sikhs to carry knives for religious reasons didn't help.
It all started when the Sikhs were given exemption from wearing helmets! Don't get me wrong, the problem is not the 'one rule for them and another for us' but the fact that the helmet law came in at all, it should be advisory (maybe higher insurance for those foolish enough to ride without a helmet).
Funny how animal rights groups never kick off about it!! Little known fact that the Nazis were the first to introduce animal rights.I think it started before that Hugo, when "religious" inhumane slaughtering was ignored in the interests of Muslims and Jews
I don't know the history of that anomaly, I do know that my Grandfather would poll axe beef animals before butchering them for his shop. As far as I'm aware pigs traditionally had their throats cut (without stunning).
Yeah, absolutely. They just keep on voting!And sheep
I don't know the history of that anomaly, I do know that my Grandfather would poll axe beef animals before butchering them for his shop. As far as I'm aware pigs traditionally had their throats cut (without stunning).
Bit nasty...“Humanitarianism is the expression of stupidity and cowardice.”
― Adolf Hitler
Bit nasty...
Evander Holyfield.Who said that?
My old man took me to a slaughter house once, (it's where we used to get food for our dogs). They'd just beat the pigs to death with a bat. Didn't think anything of it at the time, I was only 'bout 5y/o.That was how animals were stunned (pole axe) until the captive bolt was invented.
I qualified as a Meat Inspector in 1976, and at that time cattle were stunned by captive bolt and sheep/calves/pigs by electric tongs placed on the animals head.
Kosher and Halal were exempt and I found it nauseating that no stunning was allowed on those animals
History of the HSA
www.hsa.org.uk