Markets In Everything: Ritual Animal Sacrifices
A business in Maryland caters to Muslim immigrants seeking to fulfill ritual animal sacrifices.
What does PETA say?
HT: Matt Bixler
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Saturday, August 21, 2010
What does PETA say?
HT: Matt Bixler
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5 Comments:
PETA will say nothing.
A friend of mine owns a family farm northwest of dearborn and they were doing a BIG business in lambs from folks of the muslim ilk.
Cute little "Lambchops" without Sheri Lewis' hand up their butts.
No PETA complaints there!
MuskegonPundit
I have considered it as well consulting with one of my Muslim co-workers. Big middle eastern community here.
I have considered it as well consulting with one of my Muslim co-workers. Big middle eastern community here.
Consider this:
http://lgstarr.blogspot.com/2010/08/ramadan-west-wing-tarp-and-ritual.html
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