Cruelty or Dinner

[BorderPatrol]

In the States we kill thousands of dogs everyday in overcrowded animal shelters. There is a large public outcry against this.

However, in China they eat dogmeat. so the Chinese would look at those same dogs and say, "Mmm, Dinner!" <IMG SRC="http://forums.civfanatics.com/ubb/lol.gif" border=0>

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[This message has been edited by BorderPatrol (edited June 07, 2001).]

 

[penvzila]

In the States we kill thousands of babies everyday in overcrowded abortion clinics. There is a large public outcry against this.
However, in Fiji they eat people. so the Fijians would look at those same kids and say, "Mmm, Dinner!"

 

[goodbye_mr_bond]

In Canada we kill trillions of brain cells every night in overcrowded bars and nighclubs. Thankfully there is no outcry against this.

However in movies, zombies eat brains. So zombies would look at those same brain cells and think: "Mmmmm...brains!"

 

[penvzila]

For dinner tonight i went to a Mongolian Grill, and i actually had dogmeat. It wasn't that bad. It was no chicken, but it was not bad.

 

[stormerne]

In the U.S. and the U.K. millions of people die each year. Most of them get put in a wooden box and either buried or burnt. But in this age of environmental awareness, I have heard suggestions that we should recycle these bodies as food. I heard a vegetarian once say, "After all what's the difference between eating granny and eating a cow?"

[Why isn't there a smilie that means "tongue in cheek"?]

 

[KnightOfNi]

Border patrol

Are you thinking of starting an export business selling american dogs to the chinese ?
Ever tried a "Pit-bull hot-dog" ?
It's so hot it bites your head off

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[Simon Darkshade]

Around the world we have underfunded educational systems that destroy the minds and hopes of coming generations. There is a bit of an outcry about this, but many cannot even spell "outcry".

However, at Evil Headquarters, there is a being of the greatest darkness and ill who glorifies in the destruction of the hopes and dreams of a happy, peaceful future, and excels at poisoning the minds of children (as well as poisoning them in general

)
So, this

would look at what happens and say, "Mmm,bop!"

I am talking about me, of course

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Whether you like it or not, history is on our side. We will bury you.
- N.S.Khrushchev

 

[SpacemanSpiff]

Originally posted by Simon Darkshade:
"Mmm,bop!"

OUCH! That was so bad it actually hurts physically. Of course, that was the evil plan, right? But let's not bring obsolete pop groups into this, please.

Spiff

 

[Simon Darkshade]

Ah! My first victim!!! Yes, all part of the plan. But why do you label them as obsolete; to show how twisted and corrupt I am, I actually like them. Go figure.

The difference between eating a cow and ones grandmother is that we are not related to them, they are a different species, and it helps them fulfill their purpose in creation

If the vegies really had the courage of their convictions, they'd try and change the meat eating of other species as well; a lion or killer whale probably consumes more meat as part of their diet than humans.

I can see them now, scruffy hippy types trying to convince the Great White gnawing on their legs that "meat really is murder, man. Peace and vegetable rights!"

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Whether you like it or not, history is on our side. We will bury you.
- N.S.Khrushchev

 

[SpacemanSpiff]

Originally posted by Simon Darkshade:
But why do you label them as obsolete; to show how twisted and corrupt I am, I actually like them. Go figure.

I only say that because Hanson hasn't been heard on American radio (to my knowledge) in several years now. I think they're in the period of our cycle where it's embarrassing to like them: like the Macarena or Billy Ray Cyrus (Achy Breaky Heart). But our 70s music used to be like that in the 80s. Now it's back!

Of course, obsolete doesn't mean you can't like them. I kinda liked a sound a bit too (but don't tell any of the other Americans about that ... shhhhhh).

Spiff