Death or This God-awful threak?

Nosu3 · Jul 12, 2010

Originally Posted by KitAkira

Then why should we consider them people? You're digging a deep hole of stupidity
Stop searching for opposition to something that doesn't exist. Where did I say that dolphins have intelligence equivalent to human children and that's why they are considered as people? I didn't.

Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim

I'm laughing at all of you trying to talk rationally or logically to Nosu. Quit feeding the trolls.
Yeah, your idea of logic and rationale is twisting words, confusing terminology, and opposing statements never said... and name calling.

Tokyo Slim · Jul 12, 2010

Originally Posted by Nosu3

Yeah, your idea of logic and rationale is twisting words, confusing terminology, and opposing statements never said... and name calling.

gomestar · Jul 12, 2010

interesting article on the topic from CNN

http://eatocracy.cnn.com/2010/07/12/...ld-die/?hpt=C2

itsstillmatt · Jul 12, 2010

Originally Posted by gomestar

interesting article on the topic from CNN

http://eatocracy.cnn.com/2010/07/12/...ld-die/?hpt=C2
I hope they didn't waste all of that delicious blood.

gomestar · Jul 12, 2010

Originally Posted by iammatt

I hope they didn't waste all of that delicious blood.

you can leave a comment on it. You just have to type around all of the PETA drivel.

Nosu3 · Jul 12, 2010

Humane slaughter is an oxymoron. Killing these trusting pigs was a total betrayal in a society where meat is not needed to live a healthy, happy life. I've been vegan for 18 years and it's really easy to eat delicious food and not kill innocent animals who trusted you moments before you "humanely" killed them.

+1 to this. It is the ultimate betrayal, disgusting. They probably ate their dog off camera.

Working Stiff · Jul 12, 2010

Originally Posted by iammatt

I hope they didn't waste all of that delicious blood.

Mmmmmmmm boudin noir

Fuuma · Jul 12, 2010

Originally Posted by iammatt

I hope they didn't waste all of that delicious blood.

Nearly the best part. You are one BAD Jew though, but then I'm a worse Christian...

Piobaire · Jul 12, 2010

Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim

I'm laughing at all of you trying to talk rationally or logically to Nosu. Quit feeding the trolls.

Trolls is people. People have the right to food. Juicy dolphin, veal, and foie gras.

gomestar · Jul 12, 2010

Originally Posted by Nosu3

+1 to this. It is the ultimate betrayal, disgusting. They probably ate their dog off camera.

please offer support to the argument that pigs build up trust in the farmers and that it is a betrayal when a farmer slaughters the pig and breaks that very special bond the pig has with the farmer.

Nosu3 · Jul 12, 2010

Originally Posted by gomestar

please offer support to the argument that pigs build up trust in the farmers and that it is a betrayal when a farmer slaughters the pig and breaks that very special bond the pig has with the farmer.

Have you ever interacted with an animal, a pet maybe?

gomestar · Jul 12, 2010

Originally Posted by Nosu3

Have you ever interacted with an animal, a pet maybe?

many animals, including pigs. My neighbor growing up ran a rather comprehensive veterinary practice, so my exposure was quite large from an early age.

Once again, support your argument, please. Any nugget of proof, I tried a google search but that didn't turn up anything. You certainly claim to be more knowledgeable on the subject than I, so please prove it.

Nosu3 · Jul 12, 2010

Humans are designed for plant-based food consumption:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/94656/The-...tomy-of-Eating

In conclusion, we see that human beings have the gas- trointestinal tract structure of a "committed" herbivore. Humankind does not show the mixed structural features one expects and ﬁnds in anatomical omnivores such as bears and raccoons. Thus, from comparing the gastroin- testinal tract of humans to that of carnivores, herbivores and omnivores we must conclude that humankind's GI tract is designed for a purely plant-food diet.

gomestar · Jul 12, 2010

or, alternatively, a fish bonds with the fisherman in that short but precious period between it being caught and on its way to the holding tank. It takes just that one glance and the fish knows "nah, brah. It's cool, you'll be good to me".

Same thing with clams, oysters, mussels, scallops, shrimp, lobsters, chickens, turkey, ducks, etc.

And this does not count as your proof

Nosu3 · Jul 12, 2010

Originally Posted by gomestar

Once again, support your argument, please. Any nugget of proof, I tried a google search but that didn't turn up anything. You certainly claim to be more knowledgeable on the subject than I, so please prove it.

Is this another "if it isn't proven, it can't be true" argument? Not everything has to be proven to be accepted as true. Are you saying only humans are capable of trust?

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