Stop the Torture

[xIndigoSkyx]

Piggies=bacon lol. Thanks guys for actually taking time to read this, I'm fine with it if it humanly raised but I think im going to stop using feather pillows now.... Eeww... Plus I don't think I'm going to eat eggs anymore unless they come straight outta my ducks butt (or my future chickens) sounds odd but I can't stand to think about having babies all your life then being food GO BIRDS!

 

[Mike Winters]

i was trying to be funny . she said domestic pigs can be warmongering and genocidal like humans. since we domesticated them and pigs are smart animals they must have picked up are bad habits in the domestication process.

 

[Miss Lydia]

i was trying to be funny . she said domestic pigs can be warmongering and genocidal like humans. since we domesticated them and pigs are smart animals they must have picked up are bad habits in the domestication process.

Okay thanks, just was wondering how they would hold a gun or a handgrenade?

 

[Mike Winters]

good question. i cant think of a funny picture or comeback

 

[Miss Lydia]

good question. i cant think of a funny picture or comeback

I don't think domestic pigs are hunting down humans or other creatures to kill them for fun, just my opinon. But I don't know any pigs real well either.

 

[Ducks and Banny hens]

I don't think domestic pigs are hunting down humans or other creatures to kill them for fun, just my opinon. But I don't know any pigs real well either.

If you've ever raised pigs, your opinion will change... they are monstrous by nature... Cannibals, savages, bloodthirsty.... I distaste them. Actually, I love the way they taste!
- Boars have been known to literally eat their own offspring (or whatever other pigs' offspring) when they get hungry.
- Sows are totally careless mothers in general, and often squash there own sucklings whilst rolling of etc.
- Pigs literally will kill to drink blood. Literally. No this isn't a jest. Really.

 

[Miss Lydia]

If you've ever raised pigs, your opinion will change... they are monstrous by nature... Cannibals, savages, bloodthirsty.... I distaste them. Actually, I love the way they taste!
- Boars have been known to literally eat their own offspring (or whatever other pigs' offspring) when they get hungry.
- Sows are totally careless mothers in general, and often squash there own sucklings whilst rolling of etc.
- Pigs literally will kill to drink blood. Literally. No this isn't a jest. Really.

WOW I didn't know that. and they are so cute when they are babies[piglets]

 

[Ducks and Banny hens]

WOW I didn't know that. and they are so cute when they are babies[piglets]

That's another 'outsider' misconception... yes, they are cute babies, but when they reach full maturity, they make some of the world's most terrifying and disgusting-looking creatures. Their shoulder muscles actually extend up to the forehead (ugly). Sure some favour this look, but most people aren't 'some'.
But... Nothing is more satisfying than eating back-bacon and knowing that by doing so, you've rid the farm of it's most dangerous article. Ahh, revenge for years of eating banny hens alive and gnawing there own legs off just to get that sweet, sweet cannibal blood they love....

 

[Kevin565]

If you've ever raised pigs, your opinion will change... they are monstrous by nature... Cannibals, savages, bloodthirsty.... I distaste them. Actually, I love the way they taste!
- Boars have been known to literally eat their own offspring (or whatever other pigs' offspring) when they get hungry.
- Sows are totally careless mothers in general, and often squash there own sucklings whilst rolling of etc.
- Pigs literally will kill to drink blood. Literally. No this isn't a jest. Really.

I think it varies on individual pigs as well as the breed. I've been around quite a few pigs and have many friends who raise them. None of their pigs have been "monstrous". Many of them have been quite affectionate.

 

[Ducks and Banny hens]

I think it varies on individual pigs as well as the breed. I've been around quite a few pigs and have many friends who raise them. None of their pigs have been "monstrous". Many of them have been quite affectionate.

Very true, also, I wasn't taking into consideration potbellies or kune-kunes in my comment.