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Hello,
Oprah exposed some of the horrors inherent in the nature of the puppy mill business. However, she made, what we consider to be, a blunder when she defended the breeders by saying that they thought of these dogs as livestock. The implication here, which was hopefully unintended, is that livestock can be abysmally treated by their owners. Oprah Winfrey is one of the most influential people in this country, if not the world. Her reach is far. If enough of us get together and sign a petition, perhaps we can get her to present to her audience the inhumane nature of the treatment of livestock. Please sign this petition: http://veganbits.com/petition-to-opr...ated-humanely/ Thank you Lane Wright |
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oprah is a ****... bitch from hell.
she can stuff everything up her obese ass. she's a dumbass.... folks who like her? never met da beotch. wrote in message ... Hello, Oprah exposed some of the horrors inherent in the nature of the puppy mill business. However, she made, what we consider to be, a blunder when she defended the breeders by saying that they thought of these dogs as livestock. The implication here, which was hopefully unintended, is that livestock can be abysmally treated by their owners. Oprah Winfrey is one of the most influential people in this country, if not the world. Her reach is far. If enough of us get together and sign a petition, perhaps we can get her to present to her audience the inhumane nature of the treatment of livestock. Please sign this petition: http://veganbits.com/petition-to-opr...ated-humanely/ Thank you Lane Wright |
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