A Conversation for The Manifesto for the Campaign to rename Thursday, "Thing"
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Uncle Heavy [sic] Posted Jan 9, 2003
not too sides of the same argument. if your a veggie and animals live in bad conditions the answer is to set them free not eat them. if your a meat eater the answe ri s to make the conditions better.
if we didnt eat doemstic animals they wouldnt take over th world, in exactly the same way that rats dont take over the world...
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Bob Gone for good read the jornal Posted Jan 9, 2003
OK ok weel stop
we had better stop or he will set the joo\lly green gient on us and you know we are all scerd of him 
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jan 9, 2003
Possibly. So the conditions was a bad argument.
Just one last thing and then I'll stop cause I need to go to class. Animals wouldn't "take over the world", per se, but they would definitely become too thickly populated and start spreading disease even more than they do now - and begin ruining human creations (not a good argument, I know, but it's true - the only real reason that we still have a hunting season for deer or anything at all around here is to keep the population controlled so a) they don't get hit by cars and b) to stop them from eating up fields of crops which they *do* do; I've seen it happen).
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Uncle Heavy [sic] Posted Jan 9, 2003
no, the real reason you have a hunting season is because there are lots of gun crazed nut cases running around america with blood lust
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jan 9, 2003
Yes, well, but the official *excuse* is that above.
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Atari - Tok'ra (With my symbiote Jullinar) Posted Jan 9, 2003
Maybe a combination of the two?
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ex Brigadeer, now Tealady Werekitty aka Tobru De'ran; ex sith extraordinaire, well poked veggie fascist and Goo Goose Posted Jan 9, 2003
Some people have large families and really need the extra food. It's just when people do it when they don't need to. *mutters - people always react agressively when they feel guilty*
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Bob Gone for good read the jornal Posted Jan 9, 2003
well whats that got to do with it
the offical excuse for genoicide is usually we where following orders dosent make it true
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Atari - Tok'ra (With my symbiote Jullinar) Posted Jan 9, 2003
I saw a news articale about Scottish hunters a while ago
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Uncle Heavy [sic] Posted Jan 9, 2003
i act aggressively when im confronted by bad arguments for foolish practices. like vegetarianism...im nto guilty about eating meat. i once bit a live cow. ok, thats not true.
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Atari - Tok'ra (With my symbiote Jullinar) Posted Jan 9, 2003
Why? Its not like we're out to get you or anything...
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Narapoia Posted Jan 9, 2003
Sorry Amy, I don't get this at all!
Animals would only proliferate (as they do or don't in the wild) if the local conditions allowed them to. If we suddenly stopped killing them (or tending the herds) there would be a number of consequences, among them:
1. All the milking cows would die very quickly because we'd also have to stop milking them. No you can't have milk because the dairy industry depends on keeping cows calving and then we have to kill the calves.
2. They wouldn't breed as they do in the wild because we keep so few breeding males compared with females and neutered males. So there won't be a sudden population explosion, even if the stud males can find the females in the first place!
Notwithstanding the fact that if we stopped eating them we'd have to kill them all to free up the land for the crops we'd need to eat instead. Apart from the lambkins on the otherwise useless hills - you can keep them.
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Uncle Heavy [sic] Posted Jan 9, 2003
i just dont like people who dont agree with me or persist in things that are wrong. 
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Bob Gone for good read the jornal Posted Jan 9, 2003
I did but I was drunk and it kicked me for the troubble
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Bob Gone for good read the jornal Posted Jan 9, 2003
see the cow gets revenge on us all from hart burn to a kick in the leg
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jan 9, 2003
*sick of arguing today*
*has some 
and sits*
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