"Kristi Noem
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We love animals, but tough decisions like this happen all the time on a farm. Sadly, we just had to put down 3 horses a few weeks ago that had been in our family for 25 years.

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#6 | Posted by Gal_Tuesday

No, that is not how normal people do it on the farm. Normal people on a farm are not cruel. They do not kill pointlessly. They are not wasteful.

#3 | Posted by Effeteposer

I heartily agree with you on this. As I posted in my other article of the day those that treat animals this way have deep psychological problems. She is at the very least a sociopath.

I guess police training should include other officers restraining them and kneeling on them. Maybe then they MIGHT understand they are likely killing someone.

I also guess I have to say this was not an official act of a President. This was an act of a thug trying to overthrow an election.

I am failing to see their reasoning. I guess to follow it to the ultimate act, they are saying if there were an extrajudicial killing of an ex-President ordered by his replacement the new President would be immune from prosecution because it was an official act? I mean that IS kind of what they are saying.

Guess I am on a pet roll today. Sorry but the dog's behavior is induced by the owner far more often than not. It was essentially a puppy and she chose to kill it rather than re-home it. A dog like that would have been easy to re-home. This isn't a preparedness to do difficult, messy or ugly things. This is an indicator of a human with issues who is not willing to even try to do the right thing but willfully do the wrong things.

To me this says a tremendous amount about the person doing. Research in psychology and criminology shows that people who commit acts of cruelty toward animals rarely stop there; many of them move on to their fellow humans.

Not to mention the laws in Wyoming. What the actual hell, I thought we moved beyond all these demented practices that were allowed.

#15 | Posted by Brennnn

It really isn't a coin toss. One party is clearly more for freedom for all, equity and justice and one party has made it clear they are for tyranny and everything that comes with it. That's all I guess I need at the moment.

FTA: "I stand by the sound legal advice I gave, and these partisan lawfare prosecutions have to stop," Sandler said. "Why in five years of Dana Nessel are only Republicans the continuing targets of these partisan lawfare prosecutions?"

Well the answer is pretty simple really. They aren't partisan if your party is the once committing the crimes...

#2 | Posted by LampLighter

I do agree but Social Media made athletes all work on branding. It was much easier when it was say Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, Larry Bird. They basically showed up and did shoots. Social media just plain old stinks.

#5 | Posted by fishpaw - That post is a great example of projection...

Scum Bags seems worse than Deplorables...

#37 | Posted by snoofy

Factually speaking not true... 1.9 million in New York-Newark-Jersey City and over 7 in Israel. Just sayin...

#10 | Posted by DarkVader

All it takes is someone going to one of the places it still occurs and bringing it back. I am sure we could extinguish it pretty quick but still...

Bring Back the Iron Lung!

I remember when I was working in Georgia around spring break. We were talking on Friday about going to Savannah and maybe the beach. One of the guys we were talking to us said DO NOT go to the beach because Orange Crush is going on. And went on to tell us what sounded pretty bigoted about it was all the black people going to be there and us as young white guys would most likely get mobbed and beat up. What is sad is he wasn't wrong at all.

There's more bias in the South than NYC, and if you have spent any time in to both of those places, you would already know that.

#23 | Posted by snoofy

Totally not true and I have spent time in both places. The bias in NYC is DIFFERENT than in the South. Usually it isn't as much out in the open in NYC. What's funny in the South is all these people telling you they aren't racist, but... (insert bigotry here.) To go even further there is bias anywhere and everywhere you go in gobs, especially since trump. He ripped the veneer off a lot of it.

I was raised hunting and fishing. I quit hunting many years ago and quit eating venison when CWD made it to Michigan. In the UP it came in naturally. In the lower peninsula, morons with the paid hunt farms brought it in on the west side of the state by importing dear from out west. Hunter numbers have dwindled tremendously as young people are not taking it up and deer populations have soared. Farm fields around here were decimated last year. Soy beans never got over knee high. Seeing 20-30 deer together in the spring, summer and fall was everyday and so was the road kill. I think CWD is only going to get worse because of that.

To address the taste, venison taste really depends a lot on what they have been eating. If you get one from a juniper swamp - ya, that is some super gamey meat. Even regular forest feeding it is gamey. However, if you eat one that has been grazing primarily on corn and soy beans - different flavor but not too bad for those unused to it. If that is all they are eating - better yet. Most people I know use most of the meat in things like tacos, chilli and spaghetti sauce.

One of the other massive differences is not only their diet but their lack of fat in the meat. It is extremely lean. If you think 93/7 beef is lean, I think venison is like 99/1. There is no marbling whatsoever. And honestly the fat I found very early on is very gamey no matter what.

I see my original title and comments didn't last... lol

#39 | Posted by zeropointnrg

Very very interesting. Permanent gains is not a good way to put though. From reading the article, I would say permanent potential is there because of core muscle changes. The changes enable you to regain muscle mass/strength that is lost faster.

What I see though is people who are working out who were using and quit ALL lose size and strength FAST. That is even working out consistently - so clearly not ALL the gains remain.

#18 | Posted by zeropointnrg

Steroids do not result in permanent change. I know athletes who have both used them and are using them - 1000% not a permanent change. I mean if you are talking about speeding up recovery from an injury, I guess that is a permanent change but otherwise - just no.

*plunder

Wow. Going to run fishing operations out of it too. Guess they found someone that will let them have a base to blunder the Caribbean.

What sock puppet is this?

#10 | Posted by lfthndthrds

Something indeed. That is over 400km / 250 miles from the front line quite possibly a lot further. That is Ukraine expanding their abilities. This isn't the first time they have started to flex out greater distances. I actually have an idea or two on what they may be doing. But we'll let stooges like you stooge for Russia.