Child Trafficking Child Exploitation

[INP8riot]

So where do we get millstones and rent a boat to the ocean. Will a local lake work? I have heard it said we are no better than a wretch who molests children. But he isn't ending up anywhere he wouldn't end up in the end anyway. God sorts us all in the end. I would just be the middle man!

 

[Cameramonkey]

Millstone around neck deep part of ocean is a biblical option.

keep it shallow. That way we can reuse the millstones after the fishies and crustaceans have eaten.

 

[Cameramonkey]

Even better. Not millstones. Giant crab pots! Deploy them during crab season and use them as bait for the crab industry. We rid ourselves of scum, they reduce their bait costs. its a win-win. LOL

 

[actaeon277]

And that's why some fishermen don't eat crabs.
Cause they know some of the things crabs eat.

 

[DadSmith]

And that's why some fishermen don't eat crabs.
Cause they know some of the things crabs eat.

I'm not much for eating any scavenger.

 

[Ingomike]

And that's why some fishermen don't eat crabs.
Cause they know some of the things crabs eat.

Much of what humans eat can eat or consume what which would kill a human. Pigs will devour a human, heck probably a rotted corpse even. I still love bacon…

 

[actaeon277]

Much of what humans eat can eat or consume what which would kill a human. Pigs will devour a human, heck probably a rotted corpse even. I still love bacon…

The difference is, the crabs might have eaten the fisherman's friend.

I'm guessing the pig isn't eating your friend.

 

[DadSmith]

The difference is, the crabs might have eaten the fisherman's friend.

I'm guessing the pig isn't eating your friend.

Hogs we eat are grain feed. Now feral hogs eat anything.

 

[Ingomike]

Hogs we eat are grain feed. Now feral hogs eat anything.

Maybe if you raise them yourself, but you never know otherwise. They do need protein of some kind…

Considerations for Protein Alternatives in Swine

Feeding pigs a balanced ration can be a challenge. Not only is feed expensive, but as monogastric animals, a pig’s growth and well-being is readily influenced by the nutrient composition of its diet.

extension.psu.edu

Animal-derived protein sources​

Blood meal​

Blood meal is obtained from slaughter facilities, where the product is collected, chilled, and heated to eliminate any potential pathogen contamination. Blood meal contains up to 90% CP and 8.6% lysine. If blood meal is excessively heated, then lysine availability can be reduced. Variability in amino acid profile can make this product difficult to use without consulting a nutritionist to rebalance the amino acid profile with synthetic amino acids. Many animal-derived protein sources are used in nursery piglets, because of the high concentration of highly digestible protein.

Meat and bone meal​

Similar to blood meal, meat and bone meal is obtained from various harvesting plants, where leftover animal tissues are collected to create meat and bone meal. Heating of meat and bone meal to eliminate pathogens is required to utilize this feed ingredient, however, this process can also denature the protein. Due to variation in the product, consulting a nutritionist to rebalance the amino acid profile with synthetic amino acids will be necessary. Meat and bone meal contains approximately 50% crude protein and 2.6% lysine. Also, meat and bone meal is an excellent source of calcium and phosphorus.

Fish meal​

Whole fish or fish waste can be processed from fish processing plants to produce fish meal. Fish meal is a highly digestible source of protein and can increase intake for pigs consuming diets with fishmeal. Fish meal can vary in nutrient content and palatability depending on the type, species, and freshness of fish. Note that diets with high fish meal inclusion can cause a fishy flavor in pork when fed in the finishing stage. For this reason, fish meal is an excellent source of protein in starter diets. In general, fish meal contains high levels of lysine and methionine, calcium and phosphorus, and omega-3 fatty acids. Fish meal CP content is approximately 63%, and lysine content is 4.6%.

Poultry meal​

Poultry meal is obtained from tissues during poultry harvesting. The amount of bone included in poultry meal can directly affect the digestibility of the by-product. The heating process to eliminate potential pathogens is required, but can further decrease digestibility of poultry meal. Poultry meal contains 65% CP and 4.0% lysine. Tryptophan can be a limiting amino acid in poultry meal, so consider adding synthetic amino acid fortification of the diet.

 

[Ingomike]

Nature ain’t pretty, but it is effective and efficient…

 

[BigMoose]

I would personally volunteer to do this with a Vietnam style execution..

The perp is one sick bastard.

 

[DadSmith]

Watch Live: Big Tech Executives Questioned by Congress over Online Child Exploitation

Executives from TikTok, Meta, X (Twitter), Snap, and Discord will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on the exploitation of children online.

www.breitbart.com

 

[Magyars]

 

[DadSmith]

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