Message Number: |
698 |
From: |
"Christine Kapusky" <ckapoo Æ gmail.com> |
Date: |
Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:54:02 -0700 |
Subject: |
Re: Action Alert for Michigan residents |
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>From M-w.com...disgusting...
Main Entry: *foie gras*
Pronunciation: 'fw=E4-'gr=E4
Function: *noun*
Etymology: French, literally, fat liver
*:* the fatted liver of an animal and especially of a goose usually served
as a p=E2t=E9
Learn more about "foie
gras" and
related topics at
**
On 6/15/07, Dave Morris wrote:
>
> This sounds disturbing, and I don't even know what "foie gras" is. Falls
> under the general category of "stop torturing animals to make our food
> cheaper".
>
>
>
>
> [image: Take Action]
> [image: Take Action]
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> Help us ban cruel methods used to produce foie gras
>
> *Make a difference today.*
> *The Michigan Legislature is considering a bill that would ban foie gras
> that has been produced in an inhumane manner.*
>
> Dear Nicole,
>
> Michigan House Rep. Fred Miller has introduced legislation to prohibit the
> inhumane practice of force-feeding birds and to ban the buying or selling of
> foie gras when it has been produced in this inhumane manner.
> In producing some foie gras, ducks and geese are confined to small pens,
> and have metal pipes shoved down their throats as handlers pour in cups of
> food twice a day. This inhumane process causes a diseased liver condition
> called "hepatic lipidosis," in which the liver swells to approximately 10
> times its normal size. Many ducks and geese do not even make it to
> slaughter, but die from ruptured throats or bacterial infections, or
> suffocate on their own vomit.
> The bill would not ban foie gras -- it would instead ban the selling or
> buying of foie gras made in this inhumane manner.
> *American Humane strongly supports this bill.* *Let your representative
> know this inhumane treatment must not continue -- **support House
> Bill 4871*
> * today!
> *
> *Click here to learn more about this legislation.
> **Click here to take action now!
> *
>
>
> *
> **Help raise awareness about this critically important issue --
> *Forward this message to a friend in Michigan
> *Click here to unsubscribe*
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>
>
--
"Life is what happens to you when you're busy making other plans." John
Lennon
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>From M-w.com...disgusting... Main Entry: foie gras
Pronunciation: fw=E4- gr=E4
Function: noun
Etymology: French, literally, fat liver
: the fatted liver of an animal and especially of a goose usually served as
a p=E2t=E9
Learn more about
"foie gras" and related topics at
On 6/15/07, Dave Morris <
thecat Æ umich.edu > wrote:
This sounds disturbing, and I don t even know what "foie gras" is. Falls
under the general category of "stop torturing animals to make our food
cheaper".
Help us ban cruel methods used to produce foie gras
Make a difference today.
The Michigan Legislature is considering a bill that would ban foie gras that
has been produced in an inhumane manner.
Dear Nicole, Michigan House Rep. Fred Miller has introduced legislation
to prohibit the inhumane practice of force-feeding birds and to  ;ban the
buying or selling of foie gras when it has been produced in this inhumane
manner.
In producing some foie gras, ducks and geese are confined to small pens ,
and have metal pipes shoved down their throats as handlers pour in cups of
food twice a day. This inhumane process causes a diseased liver condition
called "hepatic lipidosis," in which the liver swells to approximately 10
times its normal size. Many ducks and geese do not even make it to slaughter,
but die from ruptured throats or bacterial infections, or suffocate on their
own vomit.
The bill would not ban foie gras -- it would instead ban the selling or
buying of foie gras made in this inhumane manner.
American Humane strongly supports this bill.
Let your representative know this inhumane treatment must not continue --
support House Bill 4871
today!
Click here to learn more about this legislation.
Click here to take action now!
Help raise awareness about this critically important issue --
Forward this message to a friend in Michigan
Click here to unsubscribe
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Dave Morris cell: 734-476-8769 http://www-personal.umich.edu/~thecat/
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