Re: What we do with our discarded horses.

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> "Sam Smith" <unknownq@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Tim C. wrote:
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>>>> This is the reality of the slaughter and butchering of thousands of
>>>> unwanted riding ponies and racehorses at a British abattoir.
>>>
>>> Not much different to the fate of just about anything else kill for
>>> food. 
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>> Yeah - what about poor old cows or little piggies? Will no-one shed a
>> tear for them too?
>>
> Personally I'm as happy to eat horse as any other meat and often do
> when in France.

It's not what they do to horses that makes me sick, it's what they do to 
ducks, frogs and songbirds.  But then again many cultures have a more 
brutal view of animal life than Britain.

Why are some animals considered too "nice" to kill?  e.g. Horses,
dolphins, 
elephants, swans and usually dogs and cats too?

-- 
Adrian

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