Julie wrote:
> On Tue, 4 Mar 2008 17:34:52 -0000, "Jill" >
> wrote:
>
>> Julie wrote:
>>>
>>> There will always be horses and other livestock. They just wont have
>>> to endure the suffering to feed fat faces like yours.
>>
>> There might be horses, but there would be little else.
>> You do not breed if you do not cull.
>
> We'll have plenty of livestock for the next fifty years even if
> livestock farming was stopped.

If livestock farming was stopped then the livestock would end. Then.
No-one would feed livestock for no reason.

>
>> Otherwise the country would be overpopulated with starving sheep.
>
> The farmers wont let them breed.

The farmers would not keep them.

>
>> [we have already managed to do that to our deer population]
>
> No we haven't. We have managed to artificially boost many wildlife
> especially deer by the constant slaughtering of them. This causes them
> to breed at maximum rates and constantly. It throws the whole natural
> cycle out of synch. You might think we have a deer problem but I can
> assure you the shooters don't!

I suggest some reading into the subject.

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