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Well thats, well, uh, fun I geuse.

that's pretty wrong imho. very cruel. bugs are still alive and thinking, no matter how weakly. im sure that scorpion felt pain when it died.

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Dragon45 wrote:that's pretty wrong imho. very cruel. bugs are still alive and thinking, no matter how weakly. im sure that scorpion felt pain when it died.

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Hmmmm

yeah, cruel, right... there dies like trillion bugs every day.

reminds of robots when i watch that...

[quote="TradeMark"]yeah, cruel, right... there dies like trillion bugs every day.quote]

reminds me of something stalin said...

koreans also eat tons of dogs every day. screw dogs! go michael vick.

pintle wrote:

TradeMark wrote:yeah, cruel, right... there dies like trillion bugs every day.

reminds me of something stalin said...

what stalin exactly said?
i would say its not a big deal to kill few bugs... they are just robots...

Dragon45 wrote:koreans also eat tons of dogs every day. screw dogs! go michael vick.

lol yeah, ever wondered where our meat comes from? cows and pigs... jesus, think about it, if thats not cruel... have you ever seen how they kills those creatures... BAM a shot in head just before that animal has started fearing of death... or even worser, how chickens are treated, huh, they treats them like they werent even animals, puts them in boxes like some trash, some of their heads cuts off because they puts them in the boxes while their heads are out of box, its just fucked up i would say. life is fucked up.

i still eat meat... of course.

Makes me remember that yesterday I found small lizard (not actual a lizard but I dont know the name of this creature that looks like a lizard in english and im lazy) dead with the ground with a hole in the bell from where its organs here hanging... then I got it out of the ground with a shovel (not actual a shovel...) it started moving (was not dead) in a very irregular way, like it was feeling immense pain... then I catapulted it on the empty terrain ahead of my house and its tail fell off and started shaking...

...and then I laughed at it for being such a weak creature!

I love spider fights, one usually ends up dead if not both.

TradeMark wrote:

pintle wrote:

TradeMark wrote:yeah, cruel, right... there dies like trillion bugs every day.

reminds me of something stalin said...

what stalin exactly said?
i would say its not a big deal to kill few bugs... they are just robots...

Dragon45 wrote:koreans also eat tons of dogs every day. screw dogs! go michael vick.

lol yeah, ever wondered where our meat comes from? cows and pigs... jesus, think about it, if thats not cruel... have you ever seen how they kills those creatures... BAM a shot in head just before that animal has started fearing of death... or even worser, how chickens are treated, huh, they treats them like they werent even animals, puts them in boxes like some trash, some of their heads cuts off because they puts them in the boxes while their heads are out of box, its just fucked up i would say. life is fucked up.

i still eat meat... of course.

youre making the assumption i dont have strong moral values. that im not a vegetarian, for instance. bad assumption, my friend.

why do you think I am vegetarian.

that im not a vegetarian

And I thought you liked meat, if you know what I mean.

Dragon45 wrote:
youre making the assumption i dont have strong moral values. that im not a vegetarian, for instance. bad assumption, my friend.

Are you completely free of all animal by-products?

Do you ensure that all cheese you eat is rennet-free? Do you refuse to own leather or cowhide clothing, furniture, etc.? Do you refuse to eat or even own food products that use natural colorings or flavorings that come from animals? (Little known fact: natural red coloring, as used in many yogurts, is sometimes made from a certain kind of crushed beetles.) How about ants, spiders, cockroaches, beetles, moths, mice, and other vermin in your home - what do you do with them?

This is all assuming that you only claim to be morally opposed to outright killing animals. If you want to claim to be morally opposed to using/exploiting animals as well, we could talk about cheese and milk and honey and beeswax and wool as well.


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This is awesome.

Scorpion seem to suck, I thought they would be more badass. I guess I need to watch more variants maybe there is a better one.

Youtube has a looot of insect fights... if you have some time to kill you know what to do.

Felix the Cat wrote:

Dragon45 wrote:
youre making the assumption i dont have strong moral values. that im not a vegetarian, for instance. bad assumption, my friend.

Are you completely free of all animal by-products?

Do you ensure that all cheese you eat is rennet-free? Do you refuse to own leather or cowhide clothing, furniture, etc.? Do you refuse to eat or even own food products that use natural colorings or flavorings that come from animals? (Little known fact: natural red coloring, as used in many yogurts, is sometimes made from a certain kind of crushed beetles.) How about ants, spiders, cockroaches, beetles, moths, mice, and other vermin in your home - what do you do with them?

This is all assuming that you only claim to be morally opposed to outright killing animals. If you want to claim to be morally opposed to using/exploiting animals as well, we could talk about cheese and milk and honey and beeswax and wool as well.


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Sometimes, occasionally, someone will ask why i am vegetarian before telling me why i should not be, seeking inconsistencies in my decision, or otherwise aggressively defending their consumption of meat.

It is not simply a binary decision to be some perfect being, harming no sentient creature in your time on earth, leaving zero carbon footprint etc etc. Some people just dont like meat.

Red wine contains animal rennet a lot of the time, about 80% of beers contain isinglass finings (made from fish), to name a couple of a host of surprising animal products in the stuff we consume.

Leather can often be a by-product of the meat industry, and imo would only really be a problem if the consumption perpetuated the production (I buy a lot of my gear from charity shops)

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