Re: The silence here is deafening

From: Bird! (zbird_at_nospamuk2.net)
Date: 08/16/04

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    "Mary Fisher" <mary.fisher@zetnet.co.uk> wrote in message
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    > "Bird!" <zbird@nospamuk2.net> wrote in message
    > news:SczTc.13282$N77.567324@news.xtra.co.nz...
    > > I finally plucked up the courage to take 6 roosters to the sale yards.
    > It's
    > > eerily quite around here with just one rooster.
    >
    > ...
    >
    > > Several people had suggested I take the roosters to the forest and let
    > them
    > > go so they won't end up in a pot. Somehow this didn't seem right.
    Throwing
    > > domesticated roosters into a wild environment seemed cruel to the point
    of
    > > horror from their point of view, being chased by who knows what and
    maybe
    > > injured for days before dying.
    >
    > That would be sheer cruelty.
    >
    > > Not to mention the effect it may have on the
    > > ecology. If everybody left their unwanted roosters in a nearby forest or
    > > picnic area things could get out of hand.
    > >
    > Why not kill and eat them though?
    >
    > Mary

    Ahhh... yes... well... I just can't. It has been mentioned by neighbours,
    with a twinkle in their eye, knowing how soft I am on the chooks. Crikey I
    have waftings of guilt eating chicken from the supermarket, or any other
    meat for that matter.
    My mother told me not so long ago, my Grandparents had chooks years ago and
    Nana refused to kill and eat them. She just couldn't do it, so I am happily
    carrying on the tradition!
    I think I'm too much of an empath... is that the right word?

    Zayle


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