COW SLAUGHTERED ON SIDEWALK???????

[HR Solutions]

Ummm you mentioned "laws" first ......

[Dave A]

This is re animal cruelty - not politics....

Then the sidewalk part of the OP question becomes irrelevant.

Let's not beat around the bush - this is about culture and tradition.

Assuming that private property was available as an option, my question to the slaughterers would be "why was it slaughtered on the sidewalk?"
Best I know, that the slaughter occurs on public property is certainly not a cultural requirement...

[JanChris]

Then the sidewalk part of the OP question becomes irrelevant.

Let's not beat around the bush - this is about culture and tradition.

Assuming that private property was available as an option, my question to the slaughterers would be "why was it slaughtered on the sidewalk?"
Best I know, that the slaughter occurs on public property is certainly not a cultural requirement...

Thanks Dave for "explaining" the original comment, I don't think that in our present day society this should happen. There are laws that govern the slaughtering of livestock, this act of slaughtering a cow on a sidewalk should not have taken place. I know that suburban people who, when they've purchased livestock for consumption, they have it taken to an abattoir where the slaughtering can be done in an humane and controlled way..

[Houses4Rent]

Maybe it was about to get away and they tried to stop it, ha ha

[ians]

Cruelty to some people, is when a motor vehicle is involved in an accident and people start chopping pieces off the animals while they are still alive as what happened in Ixopo