I imagine it’s about artificial insemination, but they’re spectacularly out of touch with reality if they don’t understand the difference between that and sexual abuse, or understand that AI is how dog breeding has worked for hundreds of years. Or that there is a fair amount natural breeding in the meat industry (none of it at Tyson farms or similar, ofc).
… Are you okay? My point there was that we’ve also done it to dogs for hundreds of years, not that it’s justifiable. The argument is made poorly, it’s not a bad argument in of itself for that reason. I disagree with the premise and think op may need therapy if they genuinely believe what they’re saying, but the dog breeding thing is just about how dumb the title is.
I think it could be understood as sexual assault when a bull must have their sperm “collected”, I don’t know how common that may be in the milk and beef industry breeds though.
My best guess is that OP considers milking cows to be sexual assault?
I imagine it’s about artificial insemination, but they’re spectacularly out of touch with reality if they don’t understand the difference between that and sexual abuse, or understand that AI is how dog breeding has worked for hundreds of years. Or that there is a fair amount natural breeding in the meat industry (none of it at Tyson farms or similar, ofc).
It’s okay, because we do it for a long time is probably the dumbest argument i have ever heard.
… Are you okay? My point there was that we’ve also done it to dogs for hundreds of years, not that it’s justifiable. The argument is made poorly, it’s not a bad argument in of itself for that reason. I disagree with the premise and think op may need therapy if they genuinely believe what they’re saying, but the dog breeding thing is just about how dumb the title is.
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Next time you see a pregnant woman, you can ask her if you can suck some of her tiddy milk, because it’s all good, we do it with cows too.
I think it could be understood as sexual assault when a bull must have their sperm “collected”, I don’t know how common that may be in the milk and beef industry breeds though.