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Re:9-year-old girl wanted to save her goat from slaughter. T... by Aperocky on Saturday April 01, 2023 @02:53PM (#35402938)
The fair seemed to be on a power trip.

They used all of their power to prevent a mutually agreed reversal of the transaction, and then stepped all over other rules that they didn't want to follow.

I generally cannot comprehend why this happen - it doesn't even benefit the fair even if this went unreported and under the radar. It's being evil for evil's sake and things that I thought made Marvel movies unwatchable because the bad guys don't make sense doing what they did.

Re:9-year-old girl wanted to save her goat from slaughter. T... by hollandays on Saturday April 01, 2023 @03:37PM (#35403355)
The fact that the fair didn't wait for the hearing or sue the contestant comes across like they knew they didn't own it. But the fact that they had a "no exceptions" rule instead of structuring the auction so that they're the legal buyer of the animal and the winner buys the meat from them comes across like they're stupid.