Originally posted by DeadFlagBlues
reply to post by whatukno
Is wrong, wrong? Or is there limitations as to what is wrong and what is not? How can one differentiate the importance or significance of one life
over another? Isn't killing any sentient being "bad?"
I dont think it's a matter of whats good or bad, perhaps its more of a "what's acceptable to me"
It seems that killing these animals in this way is not acceptable to some (which I agree) as they suffer an agonizing traumatic death.
But if we compare their death with that of a child being burned to death in Iraq which is more Good or Bad?
The awful death of a child in Iraq must be acceptable to the majority of the western world, or we wouldnt allow it to happen.
I have worked in the meat industry most of my adult life, it is a sickening business, dressed up in the excuse of feeding people.
Misery and suffering is acceptable when it's packaged like an exmas gift, the children of the western world are so ignorant about the animal that
suffered and died to produce their burger its amazing.
I find people who try to convince others that they know somehow the extent of an animals (that cannot speak) suffering totally ignorant and lacking in
any intelligent thinking.
We in the western world have a lot to learn about killing before we wag our fingers at other nations.
There is currently much argument of the abortion issue how dare we condemn others about cruelty when we cannot even know whether this practice is
cruel and barbaric or not.
Every day we are killing other people, but because we kill them slowly over long periods it doe not seem to matter so much. WE poison our water air
and food supplies for our own children to die slow deaths over many years.
ATS is overwhelmingly concerned with the possibilty of alien life, we should hope and pray that if there are other beings they are no way like us.
Because if there are and they found us to be "a tasty meal" or would look nice wrapped around a winter coat, how much consideration could we expect
to be given in the manner of our slaughter, given the attrocities we ALL commit by our complacency?
It's time to teach our children that a sausage is a chemically enhanced biproduct of a death camp which will kill them slowly over time, as parents
we are commiting infanticide over many years.