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Except I’m not wrong: “On June 24, 2022, accompanied by Plaintiff Jessica, Plaintiff E.L. exhibited Cedar at Shasta District Fair in the junior livestock aucti
by vogt 4y ago
Except I’m not wrong:
“On June 24, 2022, accompanied by Plaintiff Jessica, Plaintiff E.L. exhibited Cedar at Shasta District Fair in the junior livestock auction.”
Since we’re making assumptions about each other apparently, I’ll assume you’re from San Fransisco or Toronto or some other urban center where livestock auctions aren’t common. So allow me to inform you that the purpose of a livestock auction is to bid on livestock which most of the time will end up being bred or slaughtered.
- david38 4y agoI would be surprised if anyone was under the impression that the purpose of a livestock auction was … to raise pets?
- vogt 4y agoMe too, which is why this whole incident and some of the posters here reaction to it is so strange. They never should have entered the goat into the 4H show.
- xboxnolifes 4y agoYeah, it's kind of weird. Apparently they went through with the auction all the way past bidding, and then decided they didn't want to sell. The auction had no legally binding agreement that could prevent this, but they seemed to believe that they did. Fair enough, I certainly would think backing out of an auction after selling wouldn't be possible.