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'This landlord has more important things than dealing with attention seekers.' 'Wool is violently taken from sheep.' PETA's Elisa Allen and Mo Metcalf-Fisher clash as PETA says a pub named the Woolpack Inn should be renamed, saying the wool industry is cruel to sheep.

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Has anyone checked on PETA lately? They are now advocating to HARM animals. The organization is now advocating against using wool for fiber, but sheep NEED to be shorn. Sheering is just like getting a haircut and if we didn’t use the wool, it would go in the trash regardless. This propaganda comes as people move towards natural fibers - a move that is hurting the polyester industry. So who is really paying PETA?

Has anyone checked on PETA lately? They are now advocating to HARM animals. The organization is now advocating against using wool for fiber, but sheep NEED to be shorn. Sheering is just like getting a haircut and if we didn’t use the wool, it would go in the trash regardless. This propaganda comes as people move towards natural fibers - a move that is hurting the polyester industry. So who is really paying PETA?

Anna Matson

12,873 views • 8 months ago

What you are witnessing in this video is called Sheep Dipping. It is legal in the United States Sheep Dipping or Plunge or Cage Dipping is when the “sheep are herded into an inescapable lowering platform and fully submerged in a formulated solution to prevent parasites. Sheep dipping can result in asphyxiation or suffocation from sheep getting trapped or overwhelmed in the dip solution.” “Sheep dipping is designed with economics, not welfare at the forefront, allowing for more sheep to be treated in the fastest time possible despite them not being able to swim or hold their breath for long periods.” - Sheep dipping has been linked to soil and water pollution - There are health risks associated with the chemicals used, such as organophosphates and synthetic pyrethroids

What you are witnessing in this video is called Sheep Dipping. It is legal in the United States Sheep Dipping or Plunge or Cage Dipping is when the “sheep are herded into an inescapable lowering platform and fully submerged in a formulated solution to prevent parasites. Sheep dipping can result in asphyxiation or suffocation from sheep getting trapped or overwhelmed in the dip solution.” “Sheep dipping is designed with economics, not welfare at the forefront, allowing for more sheep to be treated in the fastest time possible despite them not being able to swim or hold their breath for long periods.” - Sheep dipping has been linked to soil and water pollution - There are health risks associated with the chemicals used, such as organophosphates and synthetic pyrethroids

Wall Street Apes

1,098,652 views • 1 year ago

#Dairy goat factory fharming😱They are waiting for hours to be milked. This is as cruel as cows or sheep dairy. Raped, stolen babies, exploited and —>slaughterhouse it is all the same everywhere. Animal slave and murder industry. #DitchDairy #GoPlantbased 🌱📍the Netherlands

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You will be hard pressed to find a more laggy OS than iOS 26. This is what the Apple sheep are thanking Tim Cook for as he retires.

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This man has a cult more loyal, organic and helpless than Profit Owuor's indigenous sheep. If you confine your thinking to social media, you'd never imagine this is the situation on the ground.

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SALE DAY SNIPPET: This might just be our favourite story of #InglisPremier 2025! Young 15YO Max Skillecorn saved up his pocket money from selling a sheep wool, to buy a $3500 Graff weanling at last year's #InglisGreatSouthern. He pinhooked that colt today and the result is what dreams are made of. Warning, this story may bring you to tears!

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112,776 views • 1 year ago

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61,329 views • 3 months ago

1940 in the Outer Hebrides off the west coast of Scotland, the tradition of making Harris Tweed has a long and storied history. Highland women, along with men, played a crucial role in this industry to weave the wool into the durable fabric. This group tradition is about gone.

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Brian Roemmele

283,680 views • 1 year ago

When we first started many didn’t believe it could be done. An all American made organic pillow with real American wool. We were told American wool was a dying industry and that we weren’t big enough to meet order minimums for American grown organic cotton. We were told that bootstrapping (literally building everything from scratch without any real funds) wasn’t going to be possible. I thank God for our stubbornness and our belief that you can do whatever you put your mind to. We put our heads down and have busted our asses to get to where we are. We now have our very own wool mill (1960s American made machinery to vertically integrate) and our own property with a sew shop and a space for wool processing. This is just the beginning and you can expect big things from The Woolshire going forward. Thank you all from the bottom of our hearts for your love, prayers, and support. Happy 3 year birthday, Woolshire.

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263,596 views • 8 months ago

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For comparison, here is how a machine-sewn tie is made. The worker in this sense is deskilled, allowing the factory owner to push down wages. Since the spine is machine-sewn, it has less give, which makes it more likely to snap over time. There is also little consideration of how the fabric works with the interlining. Very likely the interlining is made from a cheap synthetic or cotton, which doesn't allow the tie to relax easily. In the original video, each tie is handmade, so the worker (tailor) can consider how the fabric and interlining (if one is used) interact. Thus, they can adjust the structure as needed, allowing for a more comfortable accessory. A very lightweight, slippery fabric might require a stiffer or thicker interlining to give the envelope some body. But a very thick fabric, such as wool, may only need light interlining. In this process, the interlining is almost always made from wool, a natural fiber that springs back into shape, allowing the tie to naturally resist wrinkles.

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135,317 views • 10 months ago

This is why the fix is in place for Argentina to will the World Cup" they want Messi to be a like a god to the Argentinian people so that he will become the President of Argentina in the future. Argentina is a Kazar stronghold' with their godlike Messi as President the people of Argentina will listen and follow as commanded like blinkered sheep

This is why the fix is in place for Argentina to will the World Cup" they want Messi to be a like a god to the Argentinian people so that he will become the President of Argentina in the future. Argentina is a Kazar stronghold' with their godlike Messi as President the people of Argentina will listen and follow as commanded like blinkered sheep

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