Really angry. . .

Terryallan wrote:

toedtoes wrote:
Yes, other cultures eat dogs. Other cultures treat women like property. Doesn't make it right in this culture.

And before you call me a hypocrite again: I don't eat animals. I don't wear animals. I have never bought a "designer dog" ALL my animals have been rescues. I have spent more time and money caring for rescues than a backyard breeder will ever spend on their business stock.

Again, all this talk about this being just a good business person making good business decisions went out the window when she didn't know her breeding stock was pregnant UNTIL it gave birth. NO GOOD BUSINESS PERSON WOULD EVER LET THEIR BREEDING STOCK BREED INDISCRIMINATELY! NO GOOD BUSINESS PERSON WOULD BE CLUELESS AS TO THE STATE OF THEIR INVESTMENT STOCK!

So, no, this woman is NOT just a good business woman making a good business decision. She has no idea what the H8LL she's doing and thinks letting her dogs repeatedly get pregnant is a quick money making scheme. It's not only unethical, irresponsible, and negligent, but it is stupid, asinine, ridiculous, and bad business.

You don't wear animals? What kind of shoes do you have on? I'd bet you have a pair of sneakers with leather uppers not to mention your shiny good shoes, unless of course ALL your belts, and shoes are cloth? And I would bet you have at least one leather belt. You have any leather furniture, or leather car seat covers? Hard to buy a car with out it now days, and what about your leather wrapped steering wheel? And in truth. If you have none of those things. You are really missing out on the good stuff. Leather lasts a lot longer than cloth.

But you know I just don't buy it, that you have no leather items. I look around my house, my car, my truck, my closet, and I see leather every where. Right down to my leather shoe strings.

Animals are animals. Doesn't matter if it is a cow, skunk, deer, or dog. None should be mistreated. But they are commodities.