Thanks to the efforts of the Idaho Lege, Big Agriculture will soon be able to be able to beat up on animals as much as it wants or needs to without any pesky undercover animal rights dinguses covertly recording them.
Wonkette&#039;s <a href="http:\/\/wonkette.com\/400453\/cow-porn-judges-stash-revealed" target="_blank">previous cow porn</a> was better than this, though I wouldn&#039;t suggest clicking on its links, either.
So given the choice between not abusing animals, and buying state legislation to help hide the abuse of animals, they went with the more expensive option. Because ... they like to abuse animals, maybe? This one&#039;s hard to figure.
I bet they managed to bitch about excessive gub&#039;mint regulations even as they handed over the money.
Seriously, there are some sick mofos in Idaho. Anyone who would abuse a mild-mannered animal like a cow has serious mental issues. These are the same types of people that develop into family abusers and serial killers. And soulless factory farm owners. But now finding and stopping these people is against the law? In summary: Stupid law with dangerous consequences.
Not if they are planted with Monsanto&#039;s GMO corn.
It&#039;s easier to find workers who just don&#039;t give a shit and have a mean streak than it is to pay well and hire good ones
Animal husbandry has a long tradition.
I&#039;ll take Freedom To Cowrape for $2000, ALEC
Floriduh also, too.
Of course.
So, the ag-gag is a prop used in fucking cows?
And executions. Because nothing says freedom like giving your own government the power to kill you.
<i>&quot;...al-Qaida sneaking onto Idaho farms...&quot;</i>
There are some things al-Qaida doesn&#039;t need to do. We&#039;re perfectly capable of killing ourselves with food, thank you very much.
Wonkette&#039;s <a href="http:\/\/wonkette.com\/400453\/cow-porn-judges-stash-revealed" target="_blank">previous cow porn</a> was better than this, though I wouldn&#039;t suggest clicking on its links, either.
So given the choice between not abusing animals, and buying state legislation to help hide the abuse of animals, they went with the more expensive option. Because ... they like to abuse animals, maybe? This one&#039;s hard to figure.
I bet they managed to bitch about excessive gub&#039;mint regulations even as they handed over the money.
It&#039;s still fine to inflitrate, record and offer a doctored video about ACORN though.
This is called the &quot;NSA stategy.&quot;
Seriously, there are some sick mofos in Idaho. Anyone who would abuse a mild-mannered animal like a cow has serious mental issues. These are the same types of people that develop into family abusers and serial killers. And soulless factory farm owners. But now finding and stopping these people is against the law? In summary: Stupid law with dangerous consequences.
Now I wish I hadn&#039;t googled the answer.
BEEFGHAZZIIII!!!
This bill has appeared in the Missouri legislature, where it called the &#039;Freedom to Farm Bill&#039;. I suspect the presence of ALEC.