Animals Are Not Ours To Wear

[The Dark Guybrush]

We'll see if you're still informative once your brain develops spongelike holes.

 

[Morg]

even if you are a veg you still killing animals, when farmers harvest the crops rodents and others animals get killed when they harvest the crops, always amused me hearing vegs saying they have no part in killing animals when they do **a former farmer**

 

[Corinthian™]

We'll see if you're still informative once your brain develops spongelike holes.

I live there...

Mad Cows are the last thing I'm afraid of...

Canada and USA should be...

 

[WhoAmI?]

Venice, are you Kravenous?
Whoever you are, I, for one, understand your sentiments. I'm not a vegitarian, but I've seen animals slaughtered and I"m seriously considering becoming one.

that the only reason I can understand vegitarians

we have incisors(sp?) and caninces, so humans were boviously meant to eat meat.

 

[Venice]

Venice, are you Kravenous?
Whoever you are, I, for one, understand your sentiments. I'm not a vegitarian, but I've seen animals slaughtered and I"m seriously considering becoming one.

What's Kravenous?

I used to not care for animals, never really thought about it, but I have a lot of friends in PETA now and things they show and tell me are unbelivably disturbing, if people knew about half the things that went on behind the curtain, they would think differently.

For instance, KFC chickens are grown featherless and footless for easier manufacturing. They're also bound inside of a small cage, unable to move and force fed nutrients through a tube stuck down their throats...it's sad. Then they're slammed against a wall.

 

[Wiseman]

What's Kravenous?

I used to not care for animals, never really thought about it, but I have a lot of friends in PETA now and things they show and tell me are unbelivably disturbing, if people knew about half the things that went on behind the curtain, they would think differently.

For instance, KFC chickens are grown featherless and footless for easier manufacturing. They're also bound inside of a small cage, unable to move and force fed nutrients through a tube stuck down their throats...it's sad. Then they're slammed against a wall.

I worked as a cook in various restaurants and even though I'd like to say if you only knew what went on behind the scenes you would never eat at a restaurant again, I still do it. And so would most people. Same goes for the butchering of animals, after a day they'd stop caring about what you told them

 

[The Dark Guybrush]

What's Kravenous?

I used to not care for animals, never really thought about it, but I have a lot of friends in PETA now and things they show and tell me are unbelivably disturbing, if people knew about half the things that went on behind the curtain, they would think differently.

For instance, KFC chickens are grown featherless and footless for easier manufacturing. They're also bound inside of a small cage, unable to move and force fed nutrients through a tube stuck down their throats...it's sad. Then they're slammed against a wall.

there's nothing like going along with every little thing your friends do. emulation is next to godliness, you know. what you've shared today is already common knowledge to the semi-educated, which means you've either led a very sheltered life or are below the age of 14. either way, i wish you were a chicken right now.

 

[blueyedgypsy]

I don't, I just think it's sick that we kill things for pleasure.

Killing for pleasure...
Hunting, in my hometown, is important. The guy I'm seeing (who's never lived outside of a city), just doesn't have the experience to understand this...
Ecologically, it's important because preditors in our area are virtually gone as a result of human population and agriculture. Not hunting would mean several varieties or trees and plants would be endangered, deer populations would swell and pretty much starve, fatal road incidences would increase, as would limes disease break outs, etc.

Hunting licenses are for a reason. Not only do they bring in revenue for federal and state parks and preserves, but it moniters and controlls.

Economically, meat is expensive, and folks around my hometown don't have all that much. Hunting does a lot to stretch the grocery budget.

besides, I've always been under the impression that it's the hunting, and not the killing, that's the pleasurable bit.

 

[The Lumberjack]

What's Kravenous?

I used to not care for animals, never really thought about it, but I have a lot of friends in PETA now and things they show and tell me are unbelivably disturbing, if people knew about half the things that went on behind the curtain, they would think differently.

For instance, KFC chickens are grown featherless and footless for easier manufacturing. They're also bound inside of a small cage, unable to move and force fed nutrients through a tube stuck down their throats...it's sad. Then they're slammed against a wall.

Then tell them to evolve and claim their place at the top of the food chain. I did.

 

[Corinthian™]

What's Kravenous?

I used to not care for animals, never really thought about it, but I have a lot of friends in PETA now and things they show and tell me are unbelivably disturbing, if people knew about half the things that went on behind the curtain, they would think differently.

For instance, KFC chickens are grown featherless and footless for easier manufacturing. They're also bound inside of a small cage, unable to move and force fed nutrients through a tube stuck down their throats...it's sad. Then they're slammed against a wall.

that's why I'm against fast food chains...

still I eat delicious animals...

 

[WhoAmI?]

Then tell them to evolve and claim their place at the top of the food chain. I did.

technically cancer is at the top of the food chain, no joke

 

[Corinthian™]

Killing for pleasure...
Hunting, in my hometown, is important. The guy I'm seeing (who's never lived outside of a city), just doesn't have the experience to understand this...
Ecologically, it's important because preditors in our area are virtually gone as a result of human population and agriculture. Not hunting would mean several varieties or trees and plants would be endangered, deer populations would swell and pretty much starve, fatal road incidences would increase, as would limes disease break outs, etc.

Hunting licenses are for a reason. Not only do they bring in revenue for federal and state parks and preserves, but it moniters and controlls.

Economically, meat is expensive, and folks around my hometown don't have all that much. Hunting does a lot to stretch the grocery budget.

besides, I've always been under the impression that it's the hunting, and not the killing, that's the pleasurable bit.

live in Canada or north of US?

 

[The Dark Guybrush]

technically cancer is at the top of the food chain, no joke

an astrological crab will eat us all!!

 

[blueyedgypsy]

We have teeth to eat meat as well as vegetable matter. I know I eat as my skull dictates.

 

[Corinthian™]

technically cancer is at the top of the food chain, no joke

We are working our way into that

 

[blueyedgypsy]

live in Canada or north of US?

Northern Minnesota. How could you tell?

 

[The Dark Guybrush]

but aren't humans the cancer of the earth? i mean really.

 

[Corinthian™]

an astrological crab will eat us all!!

your sig rocks

 

[Corinthian™]

Northern Minnesota. How could you tell?

just a hunch

 

[The Dark Guybrush]

your sig rocks

thanks man

 

[WhoAmI?]

but aren't humans the cancer of the earth? i mean really.

"...and we machines are simply the cure."

 

[Corinthian™]

"...and we machines are simply the cure."

w00t!

Matrix

 

[blueyedgypsy]

just a hunch

You from around there? Northern US/ canada, I mean.

 

[Corinthian™]

You from around there? Northern US/ canada, I mean.

Northern....

























































Mexico

(Deep south Texas, side)

 

[WhoAmI?]

Northern....

























































Mexico

(Deep south Texas, side)

remembers little nicky

"south...deep south" hehe