Re: Re: diet question food sensitivuty-stacy

[Guest guest]

Hi ! I would like to see that link sometime! I have done alot of

homework on it, but the more info the better!

I was surprised to see you write about the Amish and the Puppy mills...Isn't

it a shame? Cocaine running, puppy milling, what next??? I live about 30

minutes outside of Lancaster, PA. I stick to purchasing flowers and quilts.

We are involved in the animal rights situation there, and it is very sad. I

can also tell you from experience that it is kept well undercover at the

local level. If not for an article I read within the last year, I would have

never even known that they were puppy milling!!! I read an article written

by a local puppy miller in our local paper that said that the " City folk are

absolutely Crazy, treating their animals better than humans " It went on to

say that they are caged creatures, and deserve no respect. They are to be

farmed as any other money making farm animal. As well, it aggrevates me to

think that people think that the Amish here are poor, destitute, and

wholesome people with excellent morals...They make more $$$ than any other

culture that I know.

Anyway, won't get off on that subject. I just keep buying their flowers in

hopes that they get the point and stop the milling.

I started veggin for animal reasons, but for health reasons, I would never go

back...I had terrible Irritable bowel, and since I cut back to vegan, that

has been much better.

Missy

[Guest guest]

Hi ! I would like to see that link sometime! I have done alot of

homework on it, but the more info the better!

I was surprised to see you write about the Amish and the Puppy mills...Isn't

it a shame? Cocaine running, puppy milling, what next??? I live about 30

minutes outside of Lancaster, PA. I stick to purchasing flowers and quilts.

We are involved in the animal rights situation there, and it is very sad. I

can also tell you from experience that it is kept well undercover at the

local level. If not for an article I read within the last year, I would have

never even known that they were puppy milling!!! I read an article written

by a local puppy miller in our local paper that said that the " City folk are

absolutely Crazy, treating their animals better than humans " It went on to

say that they are caged creatures, and deserve no respect. They are to be

farmed as any other money making farm animal. As well, it aggrevates me to

think that people think that the Amish here are poor, destitute, and

wholesome people with excellent morals...They make more $$$ than any other

culture that I know.

Anyway, won't get off on that subject. I just keep buying their flowers in

hopes that they get the point and stop the milling.

I started veggin for animal reasons, but for health reasons, I would never go

back...I had terrible Irritable bowel, and since I cut back to vegan, that

has been much better.

Missy

[Guest guest]

Yes, we sure do have the puppy lemon law...if you want to give it back to the

inconsiderate idiot who bred it...after you go broke on vet bills...

I guess I should not complain...at least it is a start.

Missy