12-14-2015, 03:35 AM
I agree, LPC.
Even if meat eaters wish to eat the pigs, that is no excuse for treating them with zero compassion prior to slaughter. All the time they live they are capable of feeling suffering. And to an animal, who lives in the moment. a long journey in a truck at the end, without water or any comfort must have seemed endless.
I am with you on the "wrongful arrest" point. This caring woman should NEVER have been arrested. Maybe given a caution? If that. It is plainly obvious what she was doing. She wasn't causing a nuisance, just helping those pigs. If she held up traffic for a few minutes, or anything which might have endangered road users, then that is not a 'jail-worthy' offence as far as I know!
Something has gone on here which is very mean and dark! We, the public, will show our feelings about it!
Even if meat eaters wish to eat the pigs, that is no excuse for treating them with zero compassion prior to slaughter. All the time they live they are capable of feeling suffering. And to an animal, who lives in the moment. a long journey in a truck at the end, without water or any comfort must have seemed endless.
I am with you on the "wrongful arrest" point. This caring woman should NEVER have been arrested. Maybe given a caution? If that. It is plainly obvious what she was doing. She wasn't causing a nuisance, just helping those pigs. If she held up traffic for a few minutes, or anything which might have endangered road users, then that is not a 'jail-worthy' offence as far as I know!
Something has gone on here which is very mean and dark! We, the public, will show our feelings about it!
