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Animal slaughter

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Sep 13, 2026

Mark LevinGUEST
25:38
And the sacrifice of a lamb, right, on Passover also becomes a symbol of escape from slavery, the slavery which God causes to occur.
Mark LevinGUEST
25:50
And Slaughtering of the Egyptian god, and therefore, in the fight between God and Pharaoh, God wins, and the symbol of Pharaoh's kingship, where he's not a king, the symbol of his power is sacrificed by the Jewish people.
Steven GartenHOST
26:12
All right.
Steven GartenHOST
26:13
All of that's true.
Louise GartnerHOST
9:56
Movement was 83 loads.
Louise GartnerHOST
9:59
Slaughter rate yesterday, 109,000 head for the week.
Louise GartnerHOST
10:01
That put us at 111,000.
Louise GartnerHOST
10:03
Of course, that's down about 100,000 from a week ago and about 116,000 from a year ago.
Jody FryGUEST
17:12
in those real heavyweight calves.
Jody FryGUEST
17:14
Slaughter cows and bulls, another $3 to $5 lower.
Jody FryGUEST
17:17
Fairly limited test of high yield in cows and bulls again this week.
Jody FryGUEST
17:21
And another very short supply of replacement cows and no cow-kiff pairs.
Jody FryGUEST
17:25
Better quality steers, 4 to 600 pounds from $3, all the way up to a high of near $4.20, mostly from $3.30 to $3.75. 6 to 800 pound steers, $2.80 to a high of $3.45, mostly $3 to $3.25.
Jody FryGUEST
17:33
Better quality heifers, 4 to 600 pounds from $2.90, to 390, but mostly $3 to 345.
Jody FryGUEST
17:45
Slaughter cows averaged to high yielding, 133 to 149.
Jody FryGUEST
17:48
Some of the highest yielding cows, 150 to 157.
Nathaniel JordanGUEST
57:01
Really? It makes your blood boil because we're trying.
Nathaniel JordanGUEST
57:06
We're advocating against the Holocaust of animals because this is a Holocaust.
Nathaniel JordanGUEST
57:12
Yeah, we're holocausting animals.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
57:15
We're destroying this planet.

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Nathaniel JordanGUEST
119:09
And I would tell him, I would say, Brother, I agree with you.
Nathaniel JordanGUEST
119:11
Now, why do you want to worship a terrorist? Why do you want to worship a God that's a terrorist? Why are these things even in a, my question is, is that if this was something that's truly divinely inspired by loving God, it should not be able to be twisted in that manner.
Nathaniel JordanGUEST
119:31
You shouldn't even be able to twist anything from a loving, compassionate God to justify a Holocaust of now over 32 billion animals in the United States alone.
Nathaniel JordanGUEST
119:43
When this airs brothers, we'll be at 33 billion animals.
Bill MartinGUEST
18:24
at 293.
Bill MartinGUEST
18:25
Slaughter cows today range from 157 to 171.
Bill MartinGUEST
18:28
Bulls brought from 185 to 210.
Bill MartinGUEST
18:30
Red cows, the young ones from 2,500 to 3,400.
speaker_0NARRATOR
26:48
A pig could become a major store of food, but only after months of feeding.
speaker_0NARRATOR
26:54
Slaughter was therefore a decision, not a convenience.
speaker_0NARRATOR
26:57
Meat appeared more often at special moments, when religious celebration, community custom, or seasonal necessity made it possible.
speaker_0NARRATOR
27:07
Preserving also mattered.

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speaker_0NARRATOR
69:21
Animals added another worry.
speaker_0NARRATOR
69:23
Keeping too many meant running out of fodder.
speaker_0NARRATOR
69:27
Slaughtering too many meant losing future strength or produce.
speaker_0NARRATOR
69:32
Illness spread more easily when people crowded indoors and bodies weakened.
Lucy Monson LamerNARRATOR
88:25
This LibriVox recording is in the public domain.
Lucy Monson LamerNARRATOR
88:29
Chapter four, The Slaughter of Animals for Food.
Lucy Monson LamerNARRATOR
88:33
It is impossible that any discussion of the principle of animals' rights can be at all adequate or conclusive, which ignores, as many so-called humanitarians still ignore, the immense underlying importance of the food question.
Lucy Monson LamerNARRATOR
88:49
The origin of the habit of flesh-eating need not greatly concern us.

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