Yet people won't buy shot birds

[jimmy milnes]

Supermarkets ‘paying for game birds to be kept in cruel and environmentally damaging’ cages

Exclusive: Marks & Spencer, Waitrose and Sainsbury's accused of double standards

www.independent.co.uk

 

[reloader54]

always about the profits. lie, cheat, pretend to care,,, but above all increase the profits at any cost.

 

[enfieldspares]

Yes. As RIDDICK says. All literally the sh1t from farmed salmon and yet there were Sainsbury's paying Jamie Oliver £4M to promote the pink vomit.

 

[Malxwal]

The cost of our litigation generation. Really would love to know the odds on becoming ill or dying due to ingestion of pellet. I would think the main issue would be potential dental costs due to cracking a tooth. but surely we have the technology to detect and remove pellets.
This combined with a willingness to eat healthy meat, but the reluctance to have any part in the taking of life and conceeding that any sport or pleasure should be derived from that.

 

[TomT3]

Funny how the antis never complain about caged pet birds caged pet rabbits , Hamsters etc. To be fair that is a pretty damning report on them supermarkets though.

 

[sauer]

Battery hens and like still common place never hear em on about that or likes either

 

[steve sxs]

Funny how the antis never complain about caged pet birds caged pet rabbits , Hamsters etc. To be fair that is a pretty damning report on them supermarkets though.

Funny ol antis, every home should have one just to eat the leftover veg

 

[TomT3]

Funny ol antis, every home should have one just to eat the leftover veg