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  I hope the pig escaped and ran away to a happy free life
context: The pig didn't really "kill" the butcher. The struggle caused the butcher to slip and fall and mortally wound himself with his own cleaver.
  Edit: seems like the wound was on the foot and it was really the fall that was fatal. >
  
  Found the pig's lawyer >
  
  If the glove don’t fit, you must acquit! >
  
  If the the hoove can't heave your must bereave. >
  
  If the snout don't snort you must abort! >
  
  If you're dead tired at working, then you are the thing the pig is porking. >
  
  "Call an ambulance....but not for me!"
  - Chinese pig >
  
  Weird. American pigs say the same thing. >
  
  If a pig kills its butcher, it should be allowed to live.
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  This was a fight to the death and the pig won, and should be allowed to live the rest of its days free. >
  
  Here's a cow, not a killer cow, but one determined enough to escape that people saw fit to let her stay free. >
  
  good for her, i hope she's happy >
  
  More people are killed every year by pigs than by sharks, which shows you how good we are at evaluating risk.
  
  Bruce Schneier >
  
  Yeah, but if we rounded up thousands upon thousands of sharks in commercial areas and tried to take a cleaver to them, I’m sure the sharks could rack up a similar kill count >
  
  That's not a very fair comparison. You know how hard it is to swing a cleaver under water? >
  
  Need to try this sometime when I have access to a pool.  I mean, it's harder to swing your arms underwater, but the edge surface area is tiny on a knife, so it wouldn't provide a ton of drag. >
  
  I think you attack with disadvantage. >
  
  It probably did >
  
  This is the start of animal farm. >
  
  Four legs good!  Two legs bad! >
  
  Just wait until the pigs are “more equal than others…” >
  
  That’ll do, pig. That’ll do. >
  
  When my friend worked for ROSPA (UK health and safety agency) he used to get a summary every day of all sorts of serious accidents. 
  One was an instructor, two trainees go into to kill a pig. Result one dead, one seriously injured. Pig survives. He forwarded it to me with "John Wick the pig" as a title. >
  
  I’m sorry to be so cynical, but how did this make international news?  A significant number of people must be killed annually in slaughterhouse accidents.  Things have improved since Upton Sinclair wrote the Jungle, but it’s still a very dangerous job. >
  
  It’s an incredibly dangerous job. And it’s been shown to have significant adverse psychological effects on workers. At U.S. slaughterhouses, annual turnover is close to 100%. >
  
  People should just eat less meat fr >
  
  People will get upset with you for even suggesting this. A lot of people just don't want to change their ways and will get very defensive to justify what they do >
  
  Developer needs to fix this flaw >
  
  Why was the police officer at the slaughterhouse in first place? >
  
  Suspected there was a person of color there holding a weapon...or a hat. >
  
  I’ve seen many pigs kill many men >
  
  It was a blood bath. >
  
  Sounds like the pig won the death match. Should be put out to pig-stud and enjoy his remaining days. >
  
  Maybe, but I don’t think they want those traits to be heritable.