NotMilk.com
October 2012
[Ed. Note: Please read Dylan - A Dairy Calf...]
Being locked up is one thing, but to have no concept
of confinement, to be ignorant of its terms and never understand that
struggle is useless - that's what hell must be like.
- David Sedaris
How would you like to live your entire life in one of these housing units?
"Calf-Tel Deluxe II System"
It may be dark, and your movements might be limited, and there is no indoor
plumbing and the bouquet gets quite challenging, but it is economical.
The housing unit comes with a ten year warranty, but at 23 square feet, your
confinement will last for only about 18 weeks. After that, your flesh will
mature and turn from white to red. You must die before the age of 20 weeks
to prevent your muscles strengthening so that you are harvested into
soon-to-be easy-to-chew portions for epicureans.
You soon are to be sauteed with the fatty portion of your mother's milk, and
then broiled with her concentrated lactations which men convert into cheese,
a process prohibited by those who observe more compassionate dietary laws
such as Kashrut (Islam) and Kosher (Judaism). Such people have ethically
determined that to serve the child in the same meal with the milk of his
mother lacks a basic human morality.
Be thankful that your torturous and confining life lasts for just five
months. In Japan, Kobe beef cattle spend 42 months in similar solitary
confinement. See link here.
Veal Parmigiana is delicious. Dine at a fine Italian restaurant and eat a
slice of the anemic creature who once resided here. Accept the
responsibility for your dinner.
I'll have the pasta marinara...
We fear violence less than our own feelings. Personal, private, solitary
pain is more
terrifying than what anyone else can inflict.
- Jim Morrison
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