S12E4 "Wolf Cola: A Public Relations Nightmare"
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Are you doing a bit or something? Like trying to be obnoxiously obtuse for the lulz?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arapawa_sheep
Is an example of feral sheep, that over generations of non-human interactions have evolved back the traits needed to survive on their own.
See you literally ignore every single argument and question and go back to trying to make this personal. Veganism is irrational, and you can't accept that.
Yes, there's a rare breed that's so close to the domesticated species. People's don't even know where the breed comes from.
And pray tell what it has to do with a vast vast... vast majority of its species being dependent on people? You're it'll implying "lol look at this rare breed sheep which we don't know the origin of. Look. They exist. Thus you can just free all sheep they'll just become like the arapawa sheep because they really wish to.
You haven't answered anything. You think you have an answer or a gotcha, but you don't even have that. What your writing is subconscious projection, because you yourself are quite literally being obtuse. You're not making an argument, but wild implications which matter fuck all.
Because... veganism is irrational. and you simply can't handle it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Okay you’re just a fucking troll. Noted.
You simply can't stand behind your words or can't accept that an ideology you confess to believing in is somehow irrational.
Let's continue. You showed me a rare breed of sheep exists. We don't know that it's 100% domesticated sheep or what type of sheep those even were a couple of hundred years ago. (Because obviously the industry has selectively bred for more wool production in the animals compared to the 1800's.)
So what does those sheep existing mean? Does it mean you think any sheep anywhere can just adapt and doesn't have to be shorn? Because that is quite easily demonstrated not to be the case and I'm sure even you know that to the extent you'd never say that in real life.
And even if that was also the case, what then? Just release all the sheep and they'll go... where? And just to reiterate, it isn't the case. Domestic wool-producing sheep have to be shorn. Not doing it would constitute animal abuse.
Hell I had a friend who had a dog with all matted and clumped hair and that was animal abuse imo. And he at least shaved the worst off every now and then. (He was just rather bad at taking care of hair, his own and his dog's.)
Anyways, just like I knew no-one would, no-one has answered what to do with the sheep. Just vague implications of bad logic and tons of insults.
you're just name calling