In the start of 1832 a group of wild men came into the government building demanding the protections for their farms.
If they didn't have those laws, we couldn't eat meat the way we can right now; or can we?
A farm is just a farm, and a cow is just a cow. Nothing looks different and the law states that those groups of men had overthrown the current head of the department.
Think about this, 1832 was an important year- if we had all the money in the world majority wouldn't pour it on some cow farms? They would put it in factories and new ways of killing more cows in the cheapest way possible. As disgusting as it sounds it is the truth, and nobody could complain because they like food; many have died for the freedom of rights during the time of 1833, Battle of the Highlands.
Just than the bell rang, and all my thoughts headed towards home.
I'm not going to eat beef for a while.
*This is not a real part in history, just so you know.*
~Ranchimi-san
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