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During the pre-independence days, the British followed the policy of 'Devide and Rule'. It was their strategy to become offensive against the roots of Indian culture. During those days, so many Butcherkhanas (Slaughter houses) in different parts of Punjab. During the days of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, there was total ban on cow slaughter. When British annexed Punjab, they printed these words on copper plates –
"COW are not to be killed in Amritsar. The Penalty of killing cow is death."
But with passing times, the British opened slaughter houses, because they themselves used to eat beef – the meat of cow. This was challenge to the sikhi – self – respect. On 5th May 1849, the British administration allowed the slaughter for each meat of the cows. In 20th May, 1849, Governor General declared an ordinance in this connection. According to this ordinance –
"No one should be allowed to interfere with the practice by his neighbor of customs which that neighbour's religion either enjoying or permits."
Christian mentality of the British Government was the reason behind the attacks on Indian culture. It increased the social tension between different sections. During those days every section of the society, panth, mazhab, and representative had consultations with each other and solved the problem of cow slaughter. But opposite to this, English deputy commissioner called a meeting of residents of Amritsar and conveyed this message that co slaughter would be continued. At that time muslim representatives took U-turn and they supported the British Government for opening butcherkhanas. The ground reality was that these decisions had polluted the social fabric.
When news of opening of Butcherkhana in Amritsar reached the ears of Namdharis Singhs, who were residing nearby. After that whole class of Namdharis got agitated over the issue of cow slaughter. According to Namdhari concept of "MARAN GAOO GARIB NOON DHARTI UPPAR PAP BITHARA", this news of cow slaughter was a social evil and this had to be eradicated. Kukas (Namdharis) were full of spirit of Guru Nanak. These lines were famous among them –
First a butcherkhana was opened near Shri Harmandir Sahib Parikarma. Beef was openly sold in the city. The vultures used to dived near slaughter house and used to took away bone and filthy rotten meat. Fall of bone or meat from the mouth of the vultures in the holy Amrit – Sarovar of Shri Harmandir Sahib. During that period, those close to the British Government were remained silence. Then Kukas opposed the Butcherkhanas. They started a movement against co slaughter. Englishmen tried to convince the sikh masses that everyone came under the English law; but Namdharis rejected all this and challenged the establishment. After, seeing the activities of the Kuka activists, Lieutenant Governor of Punjab gave warning and wrote letter to D.I.G.
On 28th July 1871 the Lieutenant Governor wrote to Colonel J.C.P. Baillie, D.I.G. of Police Lahore circle that –
Ram Singh and his Subas to be put under secret surveillance.
"The Lieutenant Governor desires you to arrange that Baba Ram Singh Kooka and his vizirs (Subas) be kept under surveillance and their movements watched and reported. This is to be done by men in plain clothes and no restriction of any kind put on those under this surveillance. In fact, those should not be aware that they are watched."
Namdharis, not tolerating the desecration of sikh religions place and disrespect of sikh religion, decided to teach Englishmen a lesson. Because Namdharis totally boycotted the Government. This non-cooperation movement of Namdharis had awaken the Sikhs as a whole. Placing same objective in the from and not tolerating desecration of holy Amrit Sarovar, the Kuka Singhs attacked the Butcherkhana on the night of 14-15 June 1871. Butchers were killed in that attached. Cows were freed. In that way, slaughter house was destroyed completely and that was beginning of the anti cow slaughter movement. Singhs met Baba Ram Singh ji maharaj and told him the whole story. When Namdharis told the Maharaj ji that in our place some Hindu-Sikh and Nihang Sikhs were arrested and they will certainly get hanged, then Bana ji said, "Why someone suffer from the deeds of ours. It is not bravery. Go to the Kutchery and surrender there. The way you have freed the cows, go and free the Hindu-sikhs." After that these Namdharis Singh produced themselves in the session court and gave proof of their bravery.
Mr. Chriktee fabricated the case in the court, wrongly investigated the case, false eye-witnesses were produced. Court gave order of handing to the Kuka Singhs. This way we came through shameful history of the British Government.
Those Namdharis, who freed the innocent people, expressed their last desires after listening the order of handing –
1. On the day of hanging, they will come to be hanged after taking bath in the sarovar of Shri Harmandir Sahib and reciting Gurbani.
2. No use of leather made noose. Instead of that a silk rope should be used.
3. We will ourselves wear the noose.
So, on 15th September 1871 Mistsy Baba, Baba Lahina Singh, Baba Fateh Singh Bhatra, Baba Hakama Singh Patwari and Baba Bahilla Singh were hanged.
Whole Punjab stood up against cow slaughter. Kuka Singh opposed the cow slaughter in Raikot Distt. Ludhiana. They closed the slaughter houses in Raikot. In the night of 15th July, 1871, Kukas attacked the Butcherkhanas of Raikot. They two butchers in mean process and seven singhs got wounded, cows were freed. Government informer Dalbir Singh of village Chiniwal informed the police. After this event, Saint Mastan Singh, Saint Mangal Singh, Saint Gurumukh Singh were arrested. On 27th July 1871, in the session court of Judge J. W. Makneith of Ambala Division a case – State Vs. Saint Mastan Singh, Gurumukh Singh, Mangal Singh, had started. At the end case reached High Court. On 1st Aughst 1871, Chief Court of Punjab gave judgement. On 5 August 1871, Kukas got hanged.
D.C. of Ludhiana Mr. Kavin's report no. 180 dated 20th July, 1871 stated that –
"Definitely murders were the work of Kuka. But I doubt whether this was ordered by Baba Ram Singh to the Kukas."
Kukas believed in serving poor and needy and fighting for the cause of cow & poor. They fought valiantly against all odds. They never stepped backward. They sacrificed their life. They were fighting for their self – respect.
- (SHALOK KABIRJI, Page 1105)
Deputy Inspector General of Police of Punjab was of the opinion that if uprising of the Sikhs were not suppressed mercilessly, they would prove headache for the British Government. Suba Giani Rattan Singh Mandi Wala was a great Namdhari Scholar. He was a great orator. After the episodes of cow slaughter houses, Baba Ram Singh ji Maharaj ordered to boycott the British courts and kutcherys. That is why in the case of Raikot, Giani Rattan Singh mandi wala and Bhai Rattan Singh of Naiwal got the death sentences under section of IPC 109, 302 which were simply based on false and lies of witnesses. Judgement was given by the judge Lindsey on 23 November 1871.
In the modern Indian History the Kuka movement opposing cow slaughter against the Britishers is a golden chapter. On 26 November 1871, outside the Ludhiana Jail, there were thousands of people gathered, where Giani Rattan Singh Mandiwala and his associates were to be given death sentences. Majority Hindu community saw this Ghalughara with their open eyes. For Hindus, cow slaughter is considered as greatest sin on earth. How will Hindus of the Nation take this episode of Namdhari movement and learn something out of it, is yet to be seen.
In the present political scenario the main spirit of Namdhari movement is being totally ignored by the Nehruvians and leftists. Muslim favouring political parties have no interest in this ideology. It is more surprising that Shiromani Akali Dal is also ignoring it. But this issue remains in the minds of Punjabis that in a farmer's family cow is considered as family member. Farmer of Punjab can not live without cows and dairy products. The rural sports of Punjab has a compulsory and important ingredient is 'Bull'. This basic spirit should be honoured by Shiromani Akali Dal. Kuka Movement, that opposed cow slaughter, was a national movement. We should see it only in the national perspective. It is strange that Hindu society shows insensitivity towards anti cow slaughter movement of Namdharis. May be the reason behind it is regional, cast equation or pathetic. This disease has to be cured properly. If whole Indian society stands in favour of cow slaughter ban, it will be in favour of the country. For reassessment of the history and learning from it is very necessary for the society. The martyrdom day of these historic personalities should be celebrated. It inspires the society and new generation in particular. In fact sikh history is the history of sacrifices.
Namdhari Sikhs founded great heights spiritually. They became mature human being due to RAHAT MARYADA. They believed in the philosophy of SWADESHI. They organized themselves. They brought forward the political agenda against Britishers. They gave sleepless nights to the Britishers. On 18th January, 1872, Baka Ram Singh ji and his Subas were exiled from India and sent to Rangoon.
Baba Ram Singh was first saint to Paryagraj (Allahabad) fort from Ludhiana. Associate Secretary, W.M. Sauther wrote in his report-
"I am sending Baba Ram Singh Kuka and his companions under Bengal Regulation – 3 Act 1818 under section 11 warrant. Punjab Government has sent them to Allahabad."
British Government terrified so much from Baba Ram Singh ji, that Chief Commissioner of Barma wrote –
"He is a very dangerous man, may be he is the most dangerous one among Indians and there should be ban on his letters coming out of the Jail."
Baba Ram Singh ji was with Bhai Nanoo Singh Garhwai, Bhai Gurdut Singh Gaddewala, Suba Sahib Singh, Baba Jawahar Singh. Later, Suba Sahib Singh and Baba Kahan Singh was shifted to Hazaribagh Jail to give more stringent punishments. On 21st May 1875, in an official report, it was written that Suba Sahib had a painful disease. On 10th June, 1879 Suba Sahib Singh died in Hazaribagh Jail.
British Government was in search of an excuse to ban Namdharis. The Saka of Malerkotla gave them this opportunity. They exiled Baba Ram Singh ji to Rangoon (Berma). Other Subas were sent to the jails of Margoi, Asirgarh, Aden, Chunar and Hazaribagh, where they were martyred. Main centre of the Namdharis "Shri Bhaini Sahib" had a polic station inside its premise. Police Station remained there for next 51 years. Only five people at a time was allowed to go inside of Shri Bhaini Sahib.
In those days Namdharis were treated as criminals. Government started to demand bails for their good conducts under Criminal Procedure Act X, Section 504-505 of 1872. If they did not secure the bail bond, they had to pay penalties or face arrests.
In encyclopaedia of Britanica Ed. 1902, the Namdharis were projected as follows :-
1. Kuka never speaks lie.
2. Kuka never drinks.
3. Kuka is hardline sikh of Guru Gobind Singh.
4. Kuka can not be loyal to the Englishmen.
Shaheed Bhagat Singh wrote in his article 'Mahan Kuka Laher' as follows –
"Baba Ram Singh started a non-cooperation movement, which was adopted by Mahatma Gandhi in 1920. His movement of non-cooperation was far greater than Mahatma Gandhi's movement in so many ways."
Akali Master Tara Singh wrote that "Nobody can deny this that they consolidated the spirit of Gurus among the Sikhs and by starting a movement of non-cooperation against Britishers, they teached us the lesson of patriotism."
Bhai Parmanand ji wrote that – "If everybody shed the cooperation with the Britishers, the Raj will go away. This hypothesis was invented by Namdhari Baba Ram Singh ji."
In 1938, Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru wrote in his 'Satyug' – "To secure freedom of our motherland Baba Ram Singh ji did glorious hard work about three fourth century back; no Indian can deny this. Congress followed the path shown by you and succeeded."
Famous writer Khushwant Singh wrote that – "Namdhari Sikhs have a special and important place in the history of Independence of India. They were founder and father figure of, who used non-cooperation and swadeshi as a political weapon."


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Kellan Lutz was just one of the many stars who stepped out to fight child sex trafficking at the Saving Innocence event this week. The Twilight hunk, who have been actively supporting the non-profit organization, spoke passionately about cause.
"Unfortunately, child sex trafficking is far more common in the United States than people realize," he said. "As a society, we all need to stand up to actively protect the innocence of our children."
Other celebrities that were in attendance? The Bold and the Beautiful actor Texas Battle, The Hard Times of RJ Berger star Caitlin Crosby and Foster the People's Cubbie Fink all came to show their support.
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Bethpage's Ryder boost for Europe
Tiger Woods' victory aside, the 2002 US Open was great news for European golf.
Why? Because it confirmed that there has been a complete reversal in form for the continent's golfers compared to their American Ryder Cup counterparts.
This time last year few would have given the out-of-sorts Europeans a hope against an impressive US team.
Not only did the US team dominate the world rankings - with Tiger Woods, David Duval and Phil Mickelson filling the first three places - they had also just enjoyed a highly encouraging collective performance at the 2001 US Open.
European captain Sam Torrance, on the other hand, had only Sergio Garcia in the top 20 - and he had carded a dismal final-round 77 to slip from third to 12th.
For Torrance it was a miserable weekend, as Ryder Cup hopefuls Lee Westwood, Jose Maria Olazabal, Miguel Angel Jimenez, Phillip Price and Pierre Fulke missed the cut, and Colin Montgomerie, Nick Faldo and Jesper Parnevik failed to mount serious challenges.
Now, after the second major of 2002, the picture is very different.
At the top of the US Open leaderboard, Tiger did the Tiger thing, Phil Mickleson did his nearly-man routine and Scott Hoch came home a creditable fifth.
But beyond that it starts to get nasty. The full US 12-man line-up was there, and more than half failed to make the cut.
Europe, by contrast, had nine of their team in action, and just two missed the cut.
Garcia and Padraig Harrington performed admirably for the majority of the tournament, while Darren Clarke, Thomas Bjorn and Niclas Fasth all acquitted themselves well.
The same could not be said of such American luminaries as David Duval, Mark Calcavecchia, Paul Azinger and Hal Sutton.
It was the same story at the first major of 2002, the US Masters, where 10 of the European team and 11 of the US side were present.
Six of the European team made the top 20, with only Fasth missing the cut.
When the Ryder Cup was originally scheduled for last September, the Americans were red-hot favourites with even the most optimistic European golf fan.
The debate was all about the apparent weakness of Torrance's team, the lack of experience, the lack of big wins.
But many of the players whose participation was causing the most moans have hit the sort of form that silences critics.
For Fasth and Bjorn to finish top 50 at Bethpage and maintain their position in the top 50 of the world rankings suggests that they are solid enough players to handle the pressures of The Belfry come September.
With that showdown now only three months away, Europe's Ryder Cup hopes are looking better than at any stage since the teams were announced.
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BBC Wales Week In Week Out programme reveal that anorexia sufferers are being sent messages and images urging them to continue starving.
Youngsters are encouraged to celebrate anorexia as a lifestyle, not a disease.
There are thought to be hundreds of "pro-ana" websites glamorise thinness and give tips on deceiving doctors.
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Kirsty Ball, from Chepstow, south Wales, is 18 but weighs just over five stone. She is convinced she should continue losing weight.
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Waco, Texas. - In their second match of the day, the Wyoming Cowgirl Volleyball Team (1-1 overall) evened up their record on Friday night with a three-game victory against the Ole Miss Lady Rebels (0-1 overall), at the Baylor Classic in Waco, Texas, by the scores of 30-21, 30-24, 30-27.
Ole Miss started off the match strong by scoring the first four points of game one, but Wyoming answered with a 7-1 run to take a two point advantage. The Lady Rebels rallied back with some points of their own to tie it up at ten and the battle was on. No team could seem to gain any momentum as there were four ties through the first 28 points. With the Cowgirls up 16-14, they would go on another 6-1 run to open up a 22-16 margin which would grow to eight points. Scoring the final eight of eleven points the Cowgirls took the first game on a game ending service ace from Michele Rauter, 30-21. Rauter led all Cowgirls with six kills and six digs in the game.
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"It was nice to get the first victory of the season," said head coach Jim Barnes. "This tournament has proven to be a valuable experience for us, and I think Michele Rauter has shown some gutty performances coming back from an injury. To be our best we need to continue to have players like Leah Powers and Sara Maytorena be a consistent force for us."
It was a career high night for one Cowgirl as Leah Powers finished the night with 17 kills and a .500 hitting percentage. Michele Rauter also recorded another double-double with ten kills and ten digs. The Cowgirls hit .261 (59-24-134) for the match.
Ole Miss was led by Elena Garcia, who recorded 12 kills and ten digs. They finished with a .192 (42-18-125) hitting percentage and outblocked the Cowgirls 7-6.
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Josh Linkner knows a little about entrepreneurship because as the managing partner in Detroit Venture Partners, he bets on them all the time as part of an effort to rebuild Detroit via the growth of indigenous businesses.
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Pope Francis In His Own Words
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'Pope Francis In His Own Words' is an edited collection of quotes, writings and speeches which help reveal the opinions, morality and personality of the newly elected leader of the global Catholic Community.
Jorge Mario Bergoglio (more widely known as Pope Francis) has won the hearts of Catholics and non-Catholics with his natural humility, infectious simplicity, heart for the poor and servant leadership. The ex-Cardinal has already said and done much to influence culture and society, including:
• Wealth Inequality
• Euthanasia
• Contraception
• Homosexuality
• Celibacy
• The Role of Women
Catch-up on what Pope Francis has supported, opposed and shaken up with this well-formatted and insightful collection of quotes.
Pope Francis In His Own Words by Julie Schwietert Collazo; Lisa Rogak was published by HarperCollins in May 2013 and is our 23197th best seller. The ISBN for Pope Francis In His Own Words is 9780007529698.
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Pope Francis won the hearts of Catholics all over the world when he was elected in March 2013, with his natural humility and commitment to putting those who are poor at the centre of his mission.
Jorge Mario Bergoglio the 265th successor of St Peter and the first non-European Pope in over 1200 years has encouraged people to live simpler lives and shown the world a more compassionate face of Catholicism, bringing fresh hope for a renewal in the Church.
In his own life, he has long demonstrated both his belief in simplicity and his concern for those who are poor, refusing to live in palatial accommodation during his tenure as a cardinal in Buenos Aires, riding the bus to work and even persuading the diocese to allow a group of poor missionaries to live in the official residence.
Pope Francis in His Own Words has been compiled to give Catholics and non-Catholics alike an insight into the thoughts of the new pontiff.
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Despite early agreement on the basics of a repayment plan, details were repeatedly changed because of a law abolishing all California redevelopment agencies - which was passed in June, along with another law allowing cities to pay to maintain the agencies, then stayed by the state Supreme Court - said City Manager Betsy Adams.
"This is an item that's been in closed session a long time, and some ancillary issues still are but we can now report the debt and that the water district gave us 10 years to repay it," Adams said. "It was extremely generous of them to do so, and I think it's important for that to be publicly acknowledged."
The court's stay prevents redevelopment agencies from entering into new agreements, so the council - which also sits as the board of the redevelopment agency - agreed to repay the debt out of city funds.
The debt was discovered as Grand Terrace grappled with a $50,000 general fund deficit. Finances remain extremely tight in the city.
It has long leaned heavily on the redevelopment agency, but moved to issue bonds to develop infrastructure and alleviate that dependency at the same time the debt came up.
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The incorrect payment amounts also mean the formula used to determine how much Grand Terrace must pay to retain its redevelopment agency is wrong, factoring into the city's earlier decision to appeal that amount, Adams said.
The Inland Valley Development Agency owes more than $6.5 million to the water district because of the same error, according to county records.


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Fri Feb 15, 2013, 11:14 AM
Turborama (22,109 posts)
Why Beef Is Becoming More Like Chicken
A new cattle drug called Zilmax is being widely used in the industrial feedlots where most of Americas beef comes from, but not because it produces a better sirloin. In fact, it has been shown to make steak less flavorful and juicy than beef from untreated cattle. Many feedlot owners, big meatpackers, and at least one prominent industry group resisted the drug, worrying that the beef industry would turn off consumers if it started churning out lower-quality steaks.
So what accounts for the sudden popularity of Zilmax? Zilmax is a highly effective growth drug, and it makes cattle swell up with muscle in the final weeks of their lives. And despite concerns within the industry, the economics of modern beef production have made the rise of Zilmax all but inevitable.
The beef industry has been shrinking for decades, a problem that can be traced to cheap chicken. Poultry companies like Tyson Foods figured out in the 1930s and 40s how to raise chickens in a factory-like system. Using a business model called vertical integration, poultry companies like Tyson began to control every aspect of animal production, from the hatchery to the farm and the slaughterhouse. After the dawn of vertical integration, chickens were raised in barn-like warehouses on the farm, killed and butchered along assembly lines nearby, and, later, shipped out to big customers like McDonalds and Wal-Martwith every step of the process dictated by the same company. In the 1990s, the same model was widely applied to pork production, cutting out the middlemen and leading to a drop in pork prices (after adjusting for inflation).
As chicken got cheaper, it took top billing on fast-food menus. Beef got pushed aside. Some companies have tried to vertically integrate cattle production, but it has never panned out economically, thanks to the stubborn biology of cows. Chicken and pigs have offspring in big numbers, which lends itself to industrial-sized barns. (Hens lay a steady supply of eggs that yield full-grown chickens in about two months; sows bear big litters of piglets that reach maturity in about six months.) But a cow can only have one calf at a time, and the gestation period lasts nine months. After that, a calf suckles from its mother for about four months. It would be exorbitantly expensive to confine that life cycle in a warehouse, since the cow and calf would have to be sheltered and fed for over a year, just to get one full-grown heifer out of the deal. As a result, the vast majority of calves are still born and reared on wide-open ranchland, where herds of them eat free grass and stick by their mothers side.
But cattle producers still imitate the heavily industrialized chicken industry to compete. Zilmax is part of a new regime for raising cattle that emphasizes higher production and cost-cutting wherever possible. This regime is what created the modern-day feedlot, where thousands of cattle, after being raised on open ranchland, are corralled on muddy hillsides to spend the last few months of their life eating corn. It is also what necessitates the battery of pharmaceuticals and feed additives that cattle must consume to stay healthy and gain weightas Michael Pollan and others have noted, cattle didnt evolve to digest corn, so they easily become sick on feedlots without careful monitoring.
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Response to Turborama (Original post)
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 11:19 AM
rurallib (44,615 posts)
1. I gotta quit eating meat.
Response to rurallib (Reply #1)
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 11:30 AM
Nydari (79 posts)
2. Buy from small local farms
www.eatwild.com is a great resource.
Factory farms, both plant-based and animal-based, need to be shut down. They are a blight.
Support your local farmers and ranchers as much as possible.
Response to Nydari (Reply #2)
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 11:48 AM
subterranean (2,583 posts)
3. Thanks for the link! nt
Response to Nydari (Reply #2)
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 02:39 PM
onestepforward (3,691 posts)
11. I know my rancher.
I emailed him with a request and met him at the local farmer's market yesterday. He raises beef humanely without all the drugs. I don't eat much meat at all, but when I do, I get it from him.
I also know my farmer and subscribe to a local CSA where I get weekly deliveries of fresh produce grown organically.
I wish that everyone had access to fresh, clean food like I do.
Here's another source for finding local meat and produce:
Response to Turborama (Original post)
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 12:17 PM
laundry_queen (8,646 posts)
4. Seriously
some chicken has become downright inedible. I say that as someone who occasionally buys chickens from local hutterites or menonites and every time I'm AMAZED at how good the non-supermarket chickens taste. It's gotten to the point I refuse to buy frozen chicken breasts, because they taste funny and are almost as fatty as the fresh thighs I usually buy.
I don't buy beef very often. I used to buy an entire cow from a local hobby farmer whose kids showed their cows on the 4-h circut and then you would buy the animal at auction and they'd butcher it for you. (Weird thing is they'd always give you a picture of the cow you bought. So you could see the cow while it was alive.) I don't have the means to do that anymore, so I rarely buy beef, but when I do, I haven't noticed a huge difference in taste from the 4-H cows, and I'm one of those people who is picky picky about taste. I hope farmers refuse to use this drug, much like here in Canada they refused to use the growth hormone in their dairy cows. The corn fed crap is bad enough.
Response to laundry_queen (Reply #4)
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 12:40 PM
WCGreen (45,558 posts)
6. I had an uncle who was a butcher back in the 60's and the meat was so tasty...
Even the best steak houses have beef that tastes like what a quarter pounder use to taste like...
Response to Turborama (Original post)
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 12:39 PM
datasuspect (26,591 posts)
5. all of our food is poison
Response to Turborama (Original post)
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 12:40 PM
TeamPooka (11,130 posts)
7. k+r!
Response to Turborama (Original post)
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 12:50 PM
Avalux (35,015 posts)
8. Just another reason why I DO NOT eat meat.
Cruel how we (humans) breed, abuse and kill these animals just because we like how they taste...we pump them full of chemicals and antibiotics so we have more, quicker.
Response to Turborama (Original post)
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 12:59 PM
we can do it (6,492 posts)
9. OMG glad I eat mostly vegetarian. BLECH!
Response to Turborama (Original post)
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 01:26 PM
BrotherIvan (9,126 posts)
10. The growth hormones and antibiotics are a national health crisis
All the hormones and antibiotics are leading to a national health crisis and are costing our country billions. Ever wonder why the US leads the world in obesity or girls are maturing so early? Many countries will not import our meat because of how it is raised.
That said, as I was a vegetarian for a very long time because I thought it helped to alleviate the suffering of animals, it was an amazing local organic farmer who changed my mind (plus the many health problems I encounted eating a heavily grain-based diet). He told me that monoculture and heavy dependence on soil-stripping crops such as wheat and soy is exactly the opposite of good farming practice and is just as harmful to the environment. Monocrops rely heavily on fertilizers and insecticides. The most balanced model is the small, organic family farm where the plants support the people and animals and the animals provide organic fertilizer for the crops in the form of good, healthy manure. There are some farmers who are making rolling chicken coops so they can keep chickens roaming over the crops to gather bugs. Sheep and goats will keep a field planted with alfalfa planted to replenish the soil shorn. And on and on. A farm was created as a self-sustaining system (to a point).
Once we affected this balance by making decisions not on good husbandry but on greed and profit, that balance was disrupted and you see the abominable results we have now.


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Let's start with how Madara can use Susanoo without his eyes.
This explanation by Tobirama pretty much says that the Sharingan you see is caused by special chakra in their brain unique to the Uchiha. So the chakra in their brain is the source of the Sharingans power and the actual eye is simply the way in which the chakra dispenses for MOST of it's abilities like genjutsu and Amaterasu, two special jutsus that require sight and visual contact to utilize.
Susanoo does not need to be dispensed through the eyes. Proof of this is the fact that susanoo does not cause the eyes to bleed like here.
You need to awaken both mangekyou sharingans to unlock Susanoo, but once it is unlocked it no longer needs the actual eyes to be used. Notice Itachi's eyes aren't even using Sharingan while the Susanoo is active.
My theory is that Susanoo only needs the chakra within your brain to activate after its initial activation. Many jutsus are like that, at first they require hand seals to activate but over time their bodies adapt over time after they use it a lot. I believe Susanoo is the same scenario.
My second explanation is to how Madara is simply surviving every hit made to him. The answer to me is simply Hashirama's cells.
If you remember in previous chapters Hashirama and Madaras fight, as explained was on a scale beyond any normal human. Their battles altered the terrain of the very land they fought in. Their battles could be seen as battles between two tailed beasts, which they were in a way as Madara was controlling the Kyuubi and Hashi had his Mokuton - Wood Dragon.
This kyuubi was full sized by the way. Not a half size Naruto controls. There were TBB be launched by this complete Nine-tails and both didn't really make an attempt to dodge even though they were clearly humans and alive.
Following that logic, if Madara who had could withstand power like that and not be affected than it shouldn't even be questioned why he isn't being beat down by 8 WEAKER tailed beasts than the nine tails he was controlling like nothing.
Now all that power PLUS Hashirama's cells and chakra pretty much makes him the closest thing to the sage without using all the extra power of the juubi.


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