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Who's to say cows can't be milked in Zootopia?
If you can earn money by donating blood and organs (i.e. part of a kidney or liver), guys can earn money donating sperm, women donating eggs, then why couldn't a Zootopia cow (or other mammals for that matter) donate their milk?
Because they'd have to be pregnant first, and they'd rather feed their calves.
Also, why am I taking this seriously?
You're not wrong, maybe cows choose formula and sell their milk?
Fuck knows ¯\(ツ)/¯
maybe there's a zootopia Nestlé that all the animals also fucking hate and want to go away because Nestlé is a cancer on this earth as well as anyone that works for them.
fuck Nestlé
Seriously, Fuck Nestlé.
Can't get rid of them because they hide behind a litany of brands (and companies) in order to avoid their bad reputation, making it almost impossible for the average person to properly boycott them without knowing just how many brands (and companies) they own.
Cows produce excess milk, and many animals will continue to lactate if milked for an extended period even after giving birth and no longer being pregnant. If it makes them money then why not?