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Dairy cows are slaughtered for meat once they're no longer productive enough anyway, aren't they? Either way they're going to die.
https://thehumaneleague.org.uk/article/how-long-do-cows-live-naturally-vs-on-factory-farms
You didn't think they got to retire in a nice meadow, did you?
There's a massive difference between being killed for meat and being killed because it's too expensive to maintain them. We're talking thousands of tons of meat going to waste, not a dairy cow being killed at the end of its productivity.