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The good "folks" get to feel the disappointment of a ban. I am sorry the drivers will be out of a job and tourists will not get to experience the iconic carriage rides anymore BUT that's what you get when BAN CULTURE thrives.
I hope everybody realizes that those "necessary" bans on smoking and all the other devilish acts can and WILL affect them one day too.
I can;t wait to see what kind of real estate development goes up in place of the horse stables on the West Side.
I think the happy notion that these horses will be free to roam the parries of Central park or other open land is just not accurate. Horses cost a lot of money too care for and maintain. What good will a ban do if all the current and future horses are sent to slaughter?
I have mixed emotions about this. On one hand I feel badly that the horses have to endure such conditions of being worked 7 days a week 365 days a year and have to dodge the traffic and other horrendous working conditions that a horse shouldn't have to endure.
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