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Tools of the Trade
From Bryan
Monell
Facebook posting, April 29, 2023
April 2023
Tools of the trade. Mans' tools of depravity, despair and destruction.
- Electric prod used to shock elephants on their tongue and genitals.
- Bullhook used to beat elephants in the circus. Lion whip used to whip baby and full grown tigers and lions in the circus.
- 12 gauge shotgun shell used to kill a pheasant at a canned hunt in Minnesota.
- Arrow used to shoot geese in Mississippi.
- Bucking horse mane hair ripped out, dirt and rope from inside chute #6 Cheyenne rodeo.
- Part of the release rope that opens the calf roping and steer wrestling chute at the Reno rodeo.
- Hog nose puller from Virginia.
- Leghold trap from woods of Illinois.
These are tools of shame.
We need to do much better as a species.
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