It is up for now on Youtube. It is allegedly a Tulane frat. Unfrickinbelievable if this is real.
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!!
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!!
OMG I just saw a goat beheading video
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Yes, that looks real, those idiots will pray it wasn't shortly. Doing that for entertainment is sick, those boys have issues. I grew up on a farm and have slaughtered many animals, however it was to butcher them and we used respect.
Or dated an Asian. They took live goats and pigs out back to slaughter and then grill them for parties. Couldn't eat either of them, but the egg rolls were amazing.
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Was it illegal in the sense that you can kill an animal like a goat out of season?
As long as these kids dressed and ate the animal I guess the only issue I have is the overall spectacle of the event. I can't imagine slaughterhouses are much better.
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As long as these kids dressed and ate the animal I guess the only issue I have is the overall spectacle of the event. I can't imagine slaughterhouses are much better.
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I guess I was assuming this was done for fun. Idk of many that eat goat, however that doesn't mean they weren't in this instance. If so then nothing to see here except a bunch of immature men laughing like idiots over an animals death.
That was not a kill for food. That was a perverted act of violence. Disgusting.
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Apparently I was the only one that got really hungry in college...
I'd eat a mo 'effing goat!
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I saw an article yesterday where police were investigating a dead goat body so I don't think this is the case. The laughter in this video just makes me want to puke.
A rep for Tulane sent along the following statement: "Tulane University has fully investigated this matter and we have no evidence to suggest that this video involves or is related to any member of the Tulane community."
And Alicia Haefele, an SPCA spokesperson corroborates, writing, "At this time, we can say that there is currently no evidence pointing to Tulane students being involved."
And Alicia Haefele, an SPCA spokesperson corroborates, writing, "At this time, we can say that there is currently no evidence pointing to Tulane students being involved."
I've looked at this threat title...and have no desire to ever watch such a thing. But I am curious as to the following...
Why in the wide, wide world of sports would someone actually decide to watch something like this - let alone participate in it?
It would take some sort of decision making process where they actually decided, yeah, sure...I'm going to watch a goat beheading today.
Why in the wide, wide world of sports would someone actually decide to watch something like this - let alone participate in it?
It would take some sort of decision making process where they actually decided, yeah, sure...I'm going to watch a goat beheading today.
college kids will be college kids. I really don't see what's wrong here. I really don't. What are goats/livestock put on this earth for? To provide.
It was a quick kill - was it tacky? Yes. Was it a wrongful death? I don't think so. Those who were laughing and gathering along were probably city kids that have never seen an animal killed. I've done it (not with a sword) and I'm sure there are some in this thread that have killed an animal to provide as well.
The "they were laughing at it" comments are ridiculous. It's just how some people react (unfortunately). They're probably nervous and shocked and didn't know how to express themselves. Out of nervousness they ended up sounded like little school children.
I'm pretty confident that those boys used the meat and provided.
Goat is delicious.
It was a quick kill - was it tacky? Yes. Was it a wrongful death? I don't think so. Those who were laughing and gathering along were probably city kids that have never seen an animal killed. I've done it (not with a sword) and I'm sure there are some in this thread that have killed an animal to provide as well.
The "they were laughing at it" comments are ridiculous. It's just how some people react (unfortunately). They're probably nervous and shocked and didn't know how to express themselves. Out of nervousness they ended up sounded like little school children.
I'm pretty confident that those boys used the meat and provided.
Goat is delicious.
I'm just as confident this was not the actions or behavior of people killing to provide. I guess we will find out as the truth unfolds.
I have killed and cleaned hundreds of animals. The animal dying did not disturb me. Its manner in which it was done and the behavior of the group (as a whole) that I find disgusting. Is that due to how I was raised? Probably. But I think there are a lot of people that feel the same as I do. I would have gotten my ass kicked, by a long lineage of hunters & farmers, if I ever did anything close to that. And they would have been justified, IMO.
I have killed and cleaned hundreds of animals. The animal dying did not disturb me. Its manner in which it was done and the behavior of the group (as a whole) that I find disgusting. Is that due to how I was raised? Probably. But I think there are a lot of people that feel the same as I do. I would have gotten my ass kicked, by a long lineage of hunters & farmers, if I ever did anything close to that. And they would have been justified, IMO.
I don't believe this goat was killed, as based on the previous posters, as a way to "provide."
This goat has its head sliced off, for what looks like, amusement. If you think killing things is amusing than you're a sick fuq.
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I believe their intentions were to eat the thing. At the very end they were hoisting it up to let it bleed Out.
I find some of your thoughts on here amusing. What do you think is going on with the meat set before you on the dinner table? I assure you that damn goat got ten times the better treatment in that video than a lot of animal flesh that you've ingested in recent time. Its unfortunate but true.
Some of you are huge pussies.
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I find some of your thoughts on here amusing. What do you think is going on with the meat set before you on the dinner table? I assure you that damn goat got ten times the better treatment in that video than a lot of animal flesh that you've ingested in recent time. Its unfortunate but true.
Some of you are huge pussies.
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Well, I am guessing that I am in the minority here as I have in fact slaughtered a goat. We cut the throat and hang them. IF, and I mean IF, they wer going to harvest the meat, this was not a bad kill. If they did it for fun I am more disturbed by the waste of good meat than I am of the way in which they dispensed the animal.
And to Honda Hawk's point, goat is very tasty. Cook it in a stew with the bones.
And to Honda Hawk's point, goat is very tasty. Cook it in a stew with the bones.
Here is a link for Honda since he's totally fine with this
http://www.nola.com/pets/index.ssf/2015/03/report_of_goat_body_leads_poli.html
http://www.nola.com/pets/index.ssf/2015/03/report_of_goat_body_leads_poli.html
Yeah. I'm buzzing through this on my phone. if the goat was not used to eat and just killed to be killed then there is something wrong with those kids.
Now to not harvest the meat immediately...that isn't uncommon. I've done that with deer. Granted it was below feeezing...
If they didn't clean it immediately and let it sit out with intent to eat then they are even more retarted then I already think they are. Hang animal from neck, lop off head, let body drop to ground, set carcass out back for a few days in the Louisiana sun. Sounds right.
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