"""The difference is nature"""

That's it, it's nature, get over it!

Be thankful that you live in a country that's its people are a little bit more civilized, read that again - its people, unlike its government.

So don't buy things from countries that don't live up to your standards which by the way, that computer your using to access this forum comes from such a country!

You could also demand your government stop treating people like this instead of damning the whole human race!

Nicnoto: The pictures are beyond disgusting and I have seen and watched worse. I was in the moment when the JE virus stuck and killed all those pigs and people, and also other animals. I was there with the photographers. All masked up. Carcasses of pigs and piglets everywhere. The pain the families that lost their family members and income due to this was so painful. I was very young then, never used to think that much.

Maybe you haven't realized, it's not just the pets, most of the fresh produce you see in the shops, do you know where it came from and how they were produced. In england they made this documentary, took a group of normal unhealthy adults who survived on ready, frozen meals and fast food. Took them to a farm where everything was organic. Made them to the harvesting. Made them watch how their meat was getting butchered and treated. This all made them quite sick.

I was brought up to never waste, to recycle. If we couldn't consume it, to feed it to our pets, back into the garden, back into our vegetables, back into us.

THe reason why there are websites like those is to make us aware, that there are people who care enough to want to make a difference with the treatment of animal cruelty. Many have been fighting to stop that. If you are passionate enough about it, do your part to help stop it.

RawMustard

Do you read what is written? Or do you just catch every fourth word or so?
Your way off track.

Thanks Jinny, it does seem that the way to go here is encourage those who care because you can't change those who can't.