>*snorts*>>*scoffs*>>>*brappps*Yep, I'm gonna eat that thing.
hes living his best life
>>5143223Could be fatter.
>>5143238>*smacks lips*>>*devours screaming newborn*>>>*shits itself*That's a winner right there.
>>5143223>>5143239I look like this btw
>>5143239Bigger pigger.
>>5143223damn he just like mehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7waJga9Zdk
>>5143223>Yep, I'm gonna eat that thing.Fuck yeah son.There's this cuban food truck near my place and every sunday they roast a whole pig out front all morning long. I don't know how God managed to trick TWO major religions into not eating these guys. How are you going to trust a being that made bacon sandwiches and said not to eat them?
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>>5143283>if thing bad why it feel good? if god made world why would bad thing feel good? checkmate atheists *orders dragon dildo*
>>5143223Obese pigs like that are from poor ownership. That isn't just a lard pig/genetics. It's abusive just like chronically overfeeding a dog until it gets obese is.
>>5143357>it's bad because... it just is okay!
>>5143357Why is it badIt's just a dumb fat animal raised to be eatenYes pigs are dumb
>>5143363It's also abusive to cut its head off.
>>5143283Because they’re more sentient than a significant cohort of human adolescents. While you may lack a reference point for Levitical jurisprudence, it should be considered that the 613 mitzvot must be in some way divinely inspired if we are to consider Christ as a fulfillment of messianic prophecies outlined in Isiah, Ezekiel, Zechariah, Amos, the Psalms etc. The argument that the covenant being fulfilled exempts from said law comes from Paul of Tarsus’ letters. As for Shariah? Res ipsa loquitur. What’s the joke, zoosadism?
>>5143588Pigs are one of the smartest animals.
>>5143631Prolonged suffering is bad, no shit. That's why you shoot them in the head to kill.
>>5143661If its so smart then why is it a pig?
>>5143223I think pork is a vile meat. I literally cannot eat any pork products something just wont let me I assume it might be genetic but my family eats pork just fine.
>>5143661They are about as smart as a mid tier dog. Smarter than a lab or a pitbull, dumber than a collie or german shepherd. Roughly husky tier. However, they trade the social cognition of wolf like animals for more spatial cognition so they cant comprehend what you might want or feel but have a clear picture of how to destroy everything. Pigs have been known to kill and completely consume sleeping humans. Even if they’re pampered pets. They’re like smart pitbulls. They are also excellent at spreading disease to humans. And smelling bad. The smartest people on earth (ancient hebrews) specifically banned pork despite its utility. The same people outright banned homosexuality for public health reasons… while everyone else lazily questioned its honor manliness and dignity and waited until germ theory to have more heated debates. They also banned eating dolphins before anyone knew dolphins were smart. They knew what they were doing.
>>5143688Pigs only smell bad when they're confined to small areas and forced to wallow in their own shit. With enough space they make designated shitting/pissing areas and avoid shitting where they sleep. They can be quite "dirty" because they love slopping around in mud to keep themselves cool and use the mud as a natural sunscreen, but usually mud doesn't smell bad like shit does.
>>5143692Pigs smell awful according to everyone who isn’t used to smelling pig shit. It reeks from a mile away. They are also the #1 zoonotic disease incubator.
>>5143693Any sort of factory farming is going to smell awful from miles away. The actual pigs dont smell bad at all, and some even have a gene that makes them smell like maple syrup. They just smell like dirt most of the time. Oilly coated dogs, intact male goats, and wet chickens have a far more pungent smell to them.Proper land management, deworming protocols, and correct handling/preparation reduces the risk to almost zero. People eat raw ground pork in germany and are totally fine.
>>5143711Germany has sky high rates of parasitic infections compared to the US, even with our uh, “sorely needed labor”. No guy. Pigs are not clean in any scenario. It’s like eating shellfish inland without freezers to transport and store them. They have a lot of biological and dietary similarities to humans on top of their intelligence so they’re as good at making us sick as they are at incubating biomed products. As far as we know, a now extinct advanced civilization with biotechnology to match our silicon wizardry might have created the pig because it is absolutely bizarre that humans among all other primates started sharing deep anatomical traits with pigs in record evolutionary time. Someone must have taught them the mixing of species so they used pigs for free organs and genetic upgrades. If only someone kept a record of that. Also even pasture pigs really, really stink. It’s not the pigs. It’s wherever they live. You’re noseblind to it.
>>5143740Trichinosis is extremely uncommon in germany and the US. The statistics I found say that toxo is the no.1 parasite in germany, estimated 50% of the population has it. Theres an average of 15 confirmed cases of trichinosis per year in the US. Call it undereported and say there's 10x or even 100x more infections, still inconsequential. Compare that to salmonella, which has over 1 million confirmed cases, 40k+ hospitalizations and around 400 deaths per year.Again, the pigs themselves do not smell. If you stand near their shit spot it smells. If you stand where they sleep it doesn't smell. Very similar to most farm animals.Rotating pastures every 7-12 days keeps the smell down remarkably well. Pig shit does smell worse than cow shit and less bad than chicken shit imo, but overall the persistent/wafting aroma or whatever you want to call it is no worse. The real problem is keeping too many animals in confined spaces of sterile land. Having 20 medium sized adult pigs, and 80ish pigs aged between 1-5 months old on 5 acres will never concentrate shit to the point that it actually starts to get disgustingly bad.At certain times I will confine a small group of pigs to a holding pen/stall area, and the smell becomes bad quickly if you dont add straw everyday to their shitting area.Regarding your other point I have noticed at certain times with certain pigs I do sense a weirdly high level of sentience, but it's somewhat uncommon overall. There eyes are rather human like as well. I wouldn't be suprised if you were right about the genetics stuff, but they are still definitely livestock/domesticated animals.
>>5143745Toxoplasmosis is most commonly caught from pork. It causes schizophrenia, car accidents, aggression, and dead/deformed babies. >the pigs themselves dont smell badSo you pick up the pig, move away from the pasture, and bury your face in hog?>i swear the pasture smells fine!I have lived near holistic rotating pasture tradmaxxed farms with pigs. It does not. Conversely I have to be within 15 feet of a well maintained, gravel or “activated woodchip” bedded chicken run on a hot day to smell anything and they’re common in suburbs because of this. One of my neighbors has a few sheep. They also don’t really smell. Pigs? They stink.
>>5143740>because it is absolutely bizarre that humans among all other primates started sharing deep anatomical traits with pigs in record evolutionary timeThere's nothing bizarre about it. Humans and pigs are both mid-sized mammals that have adapted to eat basically anything but descend from ancestors that were mainly herbivorous. Of course we would have anatomical similarities.
>>5143762The degree of biological compatibility between humans and pigs is bizarre. Coastal omnivorous primates do not share the same similarities. Humans that allegedly mostly involved inland are the only ape with the same kidney structure as a pig, the same skin structure and fat distribution, the same skull vascularization, ridiculous immunological compatibility for being from a different genus, and… share a rare SINE (Alu transposable element) which other primates do not. At some point, DNA from one species was used to enhance another. The developing use of pigs as organ vats may not actually be new. Do not eat them.
Can’t forget humans and pigs share a tendency towards atherosclerosis and other omnivorous primates do notAnyways fuck you piggers I’m going to bedstop eating bacon
>>5143755Please excuse the AI, but I'm too lazy to collate this data myself.I have 1000 laying hens on rotational pasture and it smells significantly worse than the pigs, probably 5x worse than the pigs. Partly because we use a more land intensive system that requires more frequent moves, but also because chicken shit is just worse smelling than pig. One particularly bitchy old lady neighbor even complained to us about the smell when we only haf 500ish birds. Small backyard coops are not what we're talking about. I doubt any pet pig owners get smell complaints from their 1 or 2 pot bellies they have shitting in their backyard either.Never heard any complaints from pig neighbors with similar distance to their houses. Call each chicken about 5-6lbs of biomass, so 5k-6k lbs total weight. 100 pigs I'm estimating at around 10k-12klbs of biomass. Feed rates are very similar between the two groups of animals, which roughly determines total shit/nitrogen deposit on the land excluding the pigs additional forage.I've never noticed smell from small scale pastured pork before I started my own. The overall smell of a pastured pork operation could boil down to a matter of opinion, so it's whatever. In terms of pure smell generated by non factory farmed levels of animal density I've always noticed horse stables to have some of the strongest smells even if they are relatively inoffensive.And yes, I have gotten within inches of some of my pigs to smell them because I was curious if they had the maple syrup gene. They smell like dirt. Intact male goats are actually stinky farm animals that you can smell from a distance.
>>5143692You still got to put them in pens, and some poor son of a bitch has to clean those pens out. You've got to do the same thing in a barn, sure, but your cows and horses are mostly eating fiber so they're just big patties that don't smell great, but on the scale of poop-stank, are near the bottom. Goats and sheep just shit those little pellets that you can just sweep out onto some grass where it breaks down pretty quick and fertilizes the soil. But pig shit is just always awful, its like a person just took a sloppy shit after eating trash.
>>5143810Yes pig shit is worse than goat or sheep for sure. It's nowhere near as bad as human shit tho. I'd say it rivals dog shit, but pigs mostly eat a vegetarian diet and pasture pigs eat loads of fiber, so it's different.Keeping roughly 10 full sized pigs per acre like I do really doesn't smell at all. It's very rare that I'll be outside and get a waft of pig shit blowing in the breeze, and I know I'm not entirely noseblind to the smell because I will occasionally get pig shit on my boots and can 100% smell that.
>>5143830You need at least sixteen pigs to finish the job in one sitting
>>5143852Adult pigs can eat 6-10lbs of food in one sitting. Pretty accurate number.My pigs are 100% organic fed, so I couldn't. Integrity is an important part of what I do as a pastured pig farmer.
