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January 31, 2011 at 9:51 PM #661498January 31, 2011 at 9:58 PM #660367
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ParticipantWould you be willing to be my fellow soldier at arms? Guerrila revolutinary?
January 31, 2011 at 9:58 PM #660431ParticipantWould you be willing to be my fellow soldier at arms? Guerrila revolutinary?
January 31, 2011 at 9:58 PM #661034ParticipantWould you be willing to be my fellow soldier at arms? Guerrila revolutinary?
January 31, 2011 at 9:58 PM #661173ParticipantWould you be willing to be my fellow soldier at arms? Guerrila revolutinary?
January 31, 2011 at 9:58 PM #661503ParticipantWould you be willing to be my fellow soldier at arms? Guerrila revolutinary?
February 1, 2011 at 8:57 AM #660505Anonymous
Guest[quote=walterwhite]seems like people in general feel more offended by inhuman treatment toward animals, even rats, than they do human beings. Not judging, just interesting…[/quote]
And what makes you say that?
Being against torturing animals doesn’t mean people are putting them above humans, it means they have sympathy for more than just human beings alone. What exactly is wrong with this?
February 1, 2011 at 8:57 AM #660568Guest[quote=walterwhite]seems like people in general feel more offended by inhuman treatment toward animals, even rats, than they do human beings. Not judging, just interesting…[/quote]
And what makes you say that?
Being against torturing animals doesn’t mean people are putting them above humans, it means they have sympathy for more than just human beings alone. What exactly is wrong with this?
February 1, 2011 at 8:57 AM #661171Guest[quote=walterwhite]seems like people in general feel more offended by inhuman treatment toward animals, even rats, than they do human beings. Not judging, just interesting…[/quote]
And what makes you say that?
Being against torturing animals doesn’t mean people are putting them above humans, it means they have sympathy for more than just human beings alone. What exactly is wrong with this?
February 1, 2011 at 8:57 AM #661310Guest[quote=walterwhite]seems like people in general feel more offended by inhuman treatment toward animals, even rats, than they do human beings. Not judging, just interesting…[/quote]
And what makes you say that?
Being against torturing animals doesn’t mean people are putting them above humans, it means they have sympathy for more than just human beings alone. What exactly is wrong with this?
February 1, 2011 at 8:57 AM #661641Guest[quote=walterwhite]seems like people in general feel more offended by inhuman treatment toward animals, even rats, than they do human beings. Not judging, just interesting…[/quote]
And what makes you say that?
Being against torturing animals doesn’t mean people are putting them above humans, it means they have sympathy for more than just human beings alone. What exactly is wrong with this?
February 1, 2011 at 9:00 AM #660520Guest[quote=walterwhite]I am usually anti torture for all creatures but make a rat exception.[/quote]
Why?
So you’re not “anti torture”, you’re a hypocrite (and someone who condones torturing rats by the looks of things).
Remember, if someone wants to go out of their way to torture something (that is, inflicting prolonged pain), then that is a questionable mindset. How is this mindset any different to that of someone torturing another animal? Torture is torture, after all. Making exceptions like this completely makes your “I am usually anti torture” moot and quite ridiculous.
February 1, 2011 at 9:00 AM #660583Guest[quote=walterwhite]I am usually anti torture for all creatures but make a rat exception.[/quote]
Why?
So you’re not “anti torture”, you’re a hypocrite (and someone who condones torturing rats by the looks of things).
Remember, if someone wants to go out of their way to torture something (that is, inflicting prolonged pain), then that is a questionable mindset. How is this mindset any different to that of someone torturing another animal? Torture is torture, after all. Making exceptions like this completely makes your “I am usually anti torture” moot and quite ridiculous.
February 1, 2011 at 9:00 AM #661187Guest[quote=walterwhite]I am usually anti torture for all creatures but make a rat exception.[/quote]
Why?
So you’re not “anti torture”, you’re a hypocrite (and someone who condones torturing rats by the looks of things).
Remember, if someone wants to go out of their way to torture something (that is, inflicting prolonged pain), then that is a questionable mindset. How is this mindset any different to that of someone torturing another animal? Torture is torture, after all. Making exceptions like this completely makes your “I am usually anti torture” moot and quite ridiculous.
February 1, 2011 at 9:00 AM #661325Guest[quote=walterwhite]I am usually anti torture for all creatures but make a rat exception.[/quote]
Why?
So you’re not “anti torture”, you’re a hypocrite (and someone who condones torturing rats by the looks of things).
Remember, if someone wants to go out of their way to torture something (that is, inflicting prolonged pain), then that is a questionable mindset. How is this mindset any different to that of someone torturing another animal? Torture is torture, after all. Making exceptions like this completely makes your “I am usually anti torture” moot and quite ridiculous.
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