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Automobiles replacing horses: ethical consequences
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this post was submitted on 06 Mar 2024
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Hold on my neighbour owns a horse, I'll go and ask him..
Edit, I asked but he just kinda stared at me then started eating hay
You should have expected that of course. No one can talk to a horse.
Anyone can talk to a horse. It's getting em to talk back that's difficult.