This definitely comes off as "sacrifice", the killing of an animal.

You get this totally widespread massacre of them going on too. That's gonna have an impact on the earth's vibe.

It's like what goes on with the nice pine trees at Christmas.

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they pardon the turkey?

Yes, that's right! The President of the United States grants a ceremonial "pardon" to the National Thanksgiving Turkey every year shortly before Thanksgiving.

It's a light-hearted White House tradition where the lucky bird (and an alternate turkey, too) is spared from becoming the holiday dinner and gets to live out the rest of its life on a farm or in a petting zoo.

🦃 Quick Facts on the Tradition When it started: The tradition of a President officially granting a "pardon" began in 1989 with President George H.W. Bush.

Historical roots: While others like Presidents Lincoln and Kennedy had spared a turkey before, it was Bush who formalized the word "pardon" and the annual ceremony.

The Beneficiaries: Two turkeys are typically presented, and both receive the pardon. They often have fun, paired names like "Peanut Butter and Jelly" or "Tater and Tot."

Would you like to know the names of the most recent turkeys to be pardoned?

So this "pardon", means they're not going to kill it?

That is absolutely the main point of the "pardon"!

The presidential pardon is a ceremonial act that spares the turkey's life and prevents it from being slaughtered and served as a holiday meal.

Here is what happens to the pardoned turkeys:

They are NOT killed for dinner. The pardon is their "get out of jail free" card from the dinner table.

They Retire: After the ceremony, the two pardoned turkeys (the main one and its alternate) are sent to a location where they live out the rest of their natural lives.

Where They Go: In recent years, they have often been sent to:

University farms with poultry science programs (like Virginia Tech or the University of Minnesota) to be cared for by students and veterinarians.

Agricultural interpretive centers or historical farms.

It's a very public, lighthearted display of clemency that is meant to mark the start of the Thanksgiving holiday season.

Would you be interested in learning about why these specific pardoned turkeys often have shorter lifespans than wild turkeys?

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You tell me, what's going on with this shit. They're all Luciferian, so that's a clue. But what's the real deal here. Behind the scenes after, you can bet they do who knows what with it, right. This inverse everything with these guys.