9-year-old girl wanted to save her goat from slaughter. Then came the warrant

Re:9-year-old girl wanted to save her goat from slaughter. T... by ops on Saturday April 01, 2023 @05:08PM (#35404085)

Where is the proof that the buyer agreed to reverse the transaction? If it were true, there was no reason to commit theft, as the buyer chooses what happens to the goat (not the middleman).

And of course, if they were to just shut up, that would encourage other goat thieves.

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Re:9-year-old girl wanted to save her goat from slaughter. T... by honkycat on Sunday April 02, 2023 @01:08PM (#35412689)

can you read? it was in the article. Actually based on your arguments you clearly can't.

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Re:9-year-old girl wanted to save her goat from slaughter. T... by Aperocky on Sunday April 02, 2023 @11:23PM (#35418183)

Let's acknowledge the technical theft. Because of that, the fair gets to ignore the warrant itself and slaughter the goat even when the warrant specifically called for an arbitration?

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