ok, not to poke anyone in the eye, but the cows got stolen. they got shipped to a sale point. they got off-loaded and probably sent to a processing plant. wal-mart, ingles, kroger, sprouts, publix whomever agreed to display the animal parts in their meat dispaly cases.
so, the person who "failed" to protect his herd lost valuable assets.
there's people in downtown inner cities getting to eat beef because of how the process is structured. now, is that all that bad?
seriously, an asset that is valuable has to be secured, controlled, and looked after.
so, who failed to prevent the theft? anyone know for sure?
So by the same token if you go visit someone out of town, and your house gets broken into and your stuff gets stolen, and your wife's diamonds end up on another well deserving ladies fingers, surely that's a good thing?
It's the owner's fault for not protecting livestock better?That's pretty crazy Gus.
Even for you.
