A baby calf is stolen from his mother soon after birth. He
is chained to a crate, unable to move, so that his "meat"
will be tender. After 18 months of continual suffering, a knife
is drawn across his throat. To the NJ Farm Bureau, this is simply
an act of business. And they'll fight to keep it this way .
When activists exposed horrendous conditions in NJ animal
farms, a spokesman for the Farm Bureau, in defense of this cruelty
said ""We disagree over what's humane".
We should not be surprised. The Farm Bureau has a long history
of supporting cruel practices, and it isn't limited to animals
killed for food. Were you appalled when in Princeton deer had
steel bolts shot through their heads? The Farm Bureau was responsible
for that law. They support killing black bears, geese, coyotes,
and deer . To them, the only good wild animal is a dead one.
I implore all of the good farmers in this state to rise up against
the bureau that pretends to represent them. They have spilled
much blood in your name.
If you find offense in the way animals are treated, such as
baby calves slaughtered for veal, then search your conscience
ask yourself if this is something you want to be apart of. You
can stop this cruelty by choosing not to eat these living beings.
Animals feel joy and pain and suffer when harmed. They are all
worthy of our defense and compassion.