lainey
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The film Earthlings, that was brutal. Decided from that, I can not eat meat any longer, so starting a week early. Wish me luck!
Good luck mate....don't look back
The film Earthlings, that was brutal. Decided from that, I can not eat meat any longer, so starting a week early. Wish me luck!
Reelaround;1229685 Have you never looked into the eyes of an animal said:No, funnily enough I've never once wanted to eat my dog. Cows on the other hand cannot fetch sticks, don't frighten off intruders & cannot hump my sofa in an amusing manner... so bring on the barbecue. Yum!
PS Meat Is Murder (the song) always makes me laugh. It's just so very cheesy.
My dogs do all that.I now realise I need dog training classes.If you need to get analytical about differences between cows and dogs that's fine, so let's do it. Cows don't pretend to run for sticks when a human throws one (apparently they're not so fecking stupid, but produce milk that you can drink) on the doggie side, considering they're invited into the home of a human, to live there as a ruler of choices - then how's about this - they stink. Why? They piss all over the place then rub their arses all over the carpet. They roll in their own excrement, leaving you to clean up after them (presumably so?) They demand your time to either open the door so they can piss all over your yard or garden, and then they chew up whatever is left of your sofa, shoes, hearth rug, cat, only to do do exactly the same a couple of hours later when you're just ready for crashing in bed, and then demand to be taken on 'WALKIES!' Then they chase your cat until it suffers from nightmares
But I wouldn't eat one, would you? Whereas a cow for instance just gives you a glass of milk
I've been a vegetarian for twenty years, and I am a lapsed vegan. I was something of an animal liberationist in my youth, when I caused just a wee bit of trouble.
As for vegetarian bands, how come no one ever mentions Consolidated? They were hardcore animal liberationists before that was mainstream. Their music was an aggressive mix of industrial/dance/hardcore/funk. They did these great multi-media shows where they used video and audience participation to really push a political agenda, and it was fun, 'cause they totally rocked.
They kind of helped guilt me into veganism for a while in the early '90s.
I agree with Moz that one day in the future generations will look back at these times in disgust at the way we mistreated and exploited other species.
I had to kill a rabbit the other week, to put it out of its misery. I managed to do it for the sake of the animal, but it was a miserable business for me. It's right that I'm vegetarian, as I'd have to be very hungry indeed to do that for the sake of a meal.
What had happened to the rabbit?
i tried watching some of their stuff on youtube, but youtube isnt playing videos for me right now. i'll have to check later.
one line from an earth crisis album that sux sums it up for me:
Now this war has two sides... Ultramilitance.
I heard that Morrissey once said that there is no replacement for leather? and that he's known to wear leather shows, belts etc... I don't know but I feel quite lost now. What do other vegetarians make of it? I'm considering going Veggie myself. Considering his massive involvment with the PETA you would think he would have thought twice about wearing any leather. I heard he wears PVC instead now.
But I wouldn't eat one, would you? Whereas a cow for instance just gives you a glass of milk