• albigu
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    It’s unclear who the hole-cutting culprit was, but a state police report says the act is being considered “agricultural criminal mischief.”

    Funny how this is hidden midway though the article. Good job, whoever did it!

    Critics say that if the motive was animal activism, it is misguided, since the animals were raised in captivity, will not be able to become pets, and can harm agritourism efforts.

    Ah yes, the two things animal activists only care about, making wild animals into pets and agritourism efforts. It also says most ended up dead last time this happened, as if they’d be living happy and fulfilling lives in the fur farm. I’m surprised activists haven’t started setting fire to the farms at this point, since that’s the best way to hurt the owners.

  • UlyssesT [he/him]@hexbear.net
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    “Right now it’s like living in some sort of sci-fi movie or horror film,”

    The horror! They’re not in the cruel slaughter factory instead! wojak-nooo

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    “Right now it’s like living in some sort of sci-fi movie or horror film,”

    Yes having farms dedicated to skinning things is indeed like a horror film.

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    Free the minks! Hopefully they’ll eat the breeders on their way out.

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    Based animal freers. This is the kind of adventurism we need, that which causes chaos at a low price to the public.