No punishment for her....Why the F*ck Not? - page 3.

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Teenager - Oops, 1

Trying To Put Words - I never tried to put any words in your mouth. I didn't force you to believe me, or even reply to me.

There's a difference - Oh, what is it?

Proper cause - By that I mean, killing animals for sport is terrible. Did I grow up hunting? Yes. But I never laid a hand on a animal that I wanted to kill for fun.

For Animal Rights - Don't you mean, not breathing out Carbon Dioxide? I mean, there's a surplus of oxygen as long as we have plants. Hahaha.

In your post you were stating that there's a, well, let me quote it:

"There's a huge difference between killing animals that we've killed for extremely long time for food and killing domesticated animals, that have been known to show emotion and incredible personalities.

What's the difference?

Boom. 6 in a row, as you may say.

Hahahaha, trying to use my own techniques against me aint gonna work. Bolded up the parts that made me laugh the most.

The difference is that the animals we've killed for an extremely long time have been used to supply people with food. Rest assured that the drowned dog was not eaten afterwards.

Rekt.

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Quote from: acs267 on April 20, 2014, 02:30:46 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:18:02 PM

Quote from: acs267 on April 20, 2014, 02:11:31 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

I'm not going to lie. I'm a full-force Omnivore.

This is what a vegan is, if people didn't know:

A vegan does not eat meat, poultry, fish, eggs or dairy products.

If you're eating something, 99% of the time it's dead. We're always going to kill something, that being meat, poultry, or fish. Or taking something from a animal, as in eggs or milk.

Vegans eat vegetation, just like vegetarians, no? Something is always going to die. Anybody would be a hypocrite to say that everything they eat was not killed. I agree with some standards of animals being killed. But I rather not them experience animal cruelty, injustice, or anything a long the lines. (For example, the man who tried to kill his dog because he believed it wasn't heterosexual?)

I think Veganism is generally a conscious decision about purposely not eating, using or consuming anything that has directly caused harm, distress or death to an animal, but are you trying to make a point that plants etc have been killed or just that somewhere down the line in consuming them an animal will have died inadvertently?

The saddest part is that I guess I'm saying both.

Quote from: apsvinet on April 20, 2014, 02:28:04 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

There's a huge difference between killing animals that we've killed for extremely long time for food and killing domesticated animals, that have been known to show emotion and incredible personalities. There definitely exists a hierarchy in the value of animal lives to humans, I'm not gonna be the one to deny that. Also a significant difference is torturing an animal to death and killing it in a procedure, painlessly.

And before you tell me that there are poor living conditions for cows and pigs and such on farms all over the world, yes there are, but that also tends to get people upset, just like killing dogs.

The hell are you talking about? EVERY animal and EVERY living thing has emotions. That's like saying, "It's okay to kill people of a particular culture, since many of them have died anyway." Pigs have emotions. Cows. By the way, most pigs and cows and other farm animals are domesticated. If the animal isn't, that doesn't give you a lot of right to kill it without proper cause.

Plants might be technically 'living', but they're not sentient creatures so you can't compare the two. And Dogs and Cats are domesticated, or do you mean animals that have been selectively bred for the production and supply of food?

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Quote from: apsvinet on April 20, 2014, 02:34:19 PM

Quote from: acs267 on April 20, 2014, 02:30:46 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:18:02 PM

Quote from: acs267 on April 20, 2014, 02:11:31 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

I'm not going to lie. I'm a full-force Omnivore.

This is what a vegan is, if people didn't know:

A vegan does not eat meat, poultry, fish, eggs or dairy products.

If you're eating something, 99% of the time it's dead. We're always going to kill something, that being meat, poultry, or fish. Or taking something from a animal, as in eggs or milk.

Vegans eat vegetation, just like vegetarians, no? Something is always going to die. Anybody would be a hypocrite to say that everything they eat was not killed. I agree with some standards of animals being killed. But I rather not them experience animal cruelty, injustice, or anything a long the lines. (For example, the man who tried to kill his dog because he believed it wasn't heterosexual?)

I think Veganism is generally a conscious decision about purposely not eating, using or consuming anything that has directly caused harm, distress or death to an animal, but are you trying to make a point that plants etc have been killed or just that somewhere down the line in consuming them an animal will have died inadvertently?

The saddest part is that I guess I'm saying both.

Quote from: apsvinet on April 20, 2014, 02:28:04 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

There's a huge difference between killing animals that we've killed for extremely long time for food and killing domesticated animals, that have been known to show emotion and incredible personalities. There definitely exists a hierarchy in the value of animal lives to humans, I'm not gonna be the one to deny that. Also a significant difference is torturing an animal to death and killing it in a procedure, painlessly.

And before you tell me that there are poor living conditions for cows and pigs and such on farms all over the world, yes there are, but that also tends to get people upset, just like killing dogs.

The hell are you talking about? EVERY animal and EVERY living thing has emotions. That's like saying, "It's okay to kill people of a particular culture, since many of them have died anyway." Pigs have emotions. Cows. By the way, most pigs and cows and other farm animals are domesticated. If the animal isn't, that doesn't give you a lot of right to kill it without proper cause.

And here we go, the classical teenager activist who loves putting words into the mouth of people with different opinions. Sigh Roll Eyes

When did I say other animals didn't have emotions? Lol that's right - boom.
There's a difference between "domesticated" animals in the sense cattle and pets. - Oh yeahhh.
When did I say we have 'the right' to kill any living being in the world? - 3 in a row.
Without the proper cause? How about being able to eat and providing people with food? If you wanna take a stand for the environment and animal rights I guess you could end your own life, to not breathe their oxygen. Hahahaha.

Teenager - Oops, 1

Trying To Put Words - I never tried to put any words in your mouth. I didn't force you to believe me, or even reply to me.

There's a difference - Oh, what is it?

Proper cause - By that I mean, killing animals for sport is terrible. Did I grow up hunting? Yes. But I never laid a hand on a animal that I wanted to kill for fun.

For Animal Rights - Don't you mean, not breathing out Carbon Dioxide? I mean, there's a surplus of oxygen as long as we have plants. Hahaha.

In your post you were stating that there's a, well, let me quote it:

"There's a huge difference between killing animals that we've killed for extremely long time for food and killing domesticated animals, that have been known to show emotion and incredible personalities.

What's the difference?

Boom. 6 in a row, as you may say.

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Quote from: acs267 on April 20, 2014, 02:30:46 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:18:02 PM

Quote from: acs267 on April 20, 2014, 02:11:31 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

I'm not going to lie. I'm a full-force Omnivore.

This is what a vegan is, if people didn't know:

A vegan does not eat meat, poultry, fish, eggs or dairy products.

If you're eating something, 99% of the time it's dead. We're always going to kill something, that being meat, poultry, or fish. Or taking something from a animal, as in eggs or milk.

Vegans eat vegetation, just like vegetarians, no? Something is always going to die. Anybody would be a hypocrite to say that everything they eat was not killed. I agree with some standards of animals being killed. But I rather not them experience animal cruelty, injustice, or anything a long the lines. (For example, the man who tried to kill his dog because he believed it wasn't heterosexual?)

I think Veganism is generally a conscious decision about purposely not eating, using or consuming anything that has directly caused harm, distress or death to an animal, but are you trying to make a point that plants etc have been killed or just that somewhere down the line in consuming them an animal will have died inadvertently?

The saddest part is that I guess I'm saying both.

Quote from: apsvinet on April 20, 2014, 02:28:04 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

There's a huge difference between killing animals that we've killed for extremely long time for food and killing domesticated animals, that have been known to show emotion and incredible personalities. There definitely exists a hierarchy in the value of animal lives to humans, I'm not gonna be the one to deny that. Also a significant difference is torturing an animal to death and killing it in a procedure, painlessly.

And before you tell me that there are poor living conditions for cows and pigs and such on farms all over the world, yes there are, but that also tends to get people upset, just like killing dogs.

The hell are you talking about? EVERY animal and EVERY living thing has emotions. That's like saying, "It's okay to kill people of a particular culture, since many of them have died anyway." Pigs have emotions. Cows. By the way, most pigs and cows and other farm animals are domesticated. If the animal isn't, that doesn't give you a lot of right to kill it without proper cause.

And here we go, the classical teenager activist who loves putting words into the mouth of people with different opinions. Sigh Roll Eyes

When did I say other animals didn't have emotions? Lol that's right - boom.
There's a difference between "domesticated" animals in the sense cattle and pets. - Oh yeahhh.
When did I say we have 'the right' to kill any living being in the world? - 3 in a row.
Without the proper cause? How about being able to eat and providing people with food? If you wanna take a stand for the environment and animal rights I guess you could end your own life, to not breathe their oxygen. Hahahaha.

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Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:18:02 PM

Quote from: acs267 on April 20, 2014, 02:11:31 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

I'm not going to lie. I'm a full-force Omnivore.

This is what a vegan is, if people didn't know:

A vegan does not eat meat, poultry, fish, eggs or dairy products.

If you're eating something, 99% of the time it's dead. We're always going to kill something, that being meat, poultry, or fish. Or taking something from a animal, as in eggs or milk.

Vegans eat vegetation, just like vegetarians, no? Something is always going to die. Anybody would be a hypocrite to say that everything they eat was not killed. I agree with some standards of animals being killed. But I rather not them experience animal cruelty, injustice, or anything a long the lines. (For example, the man who tried to kill his dog because he believed it wasn't heterosexual?)

I think Veganism is generally a conscious decision about purposely not eating, using or consuming anything that has directly caused harm, distress or death to an animal, but are you trying to make a point that plants etc have been killed or just that somewhere down the line in consuming them an animal will have died inadvertently?

The saddest part is that I guess I'm saying both.

Quote from: apsvinet on April 20, 2014, 02:28:04 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

There's a huge difference between killing animals that we've killed for extremely long time for food and killing domesticated animals, that have been known to show emotion and incredible personalities. There definitely exists a hierarchy in the value of animal lives to humans, I'm not gonna be the one to deny that. Also a significant difference is torturing an animal to death and killing it in a procedure, painlessly.

And before you tell me that there are poor living conditions for cows and pigs and such on farms all over the world, yes there are, but that also tends to get people upset, just like killing dogs.

The hell are you talking about? EVERY animal and EVERY living thing has emotions. That's like saying, "It's okay to kill people of a particular culture, since many of them have died anyway." Pigs have emotions. Cows. By the way, most pigs and cows and other farm animals are domesticated. If the animal isn't, that doesn't give you a lot of right to kill it without proper cause.

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Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

There's a huge difference between killing animals that we've killed for extremely long time for food and killing domesticated animals, that have been known to show emotion and incredible personalities. There definitely exists a hierarchy in the value of animal lives to humans, I'm not gonna be the one to deny that. Also a significant difference is torturing an animal to death and killing it in a procedure, painlessly.

And before you tell me that there are poor living conditions for cows and pigs and such on farms all over the world, yes there are, but that also tends to get people upset, just like killing dogs.

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Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:18:02 PM

Quote from: acs267 on April 20, 2014, 02:11:31 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

I'm not going to lie. I'm a full-force Omnivore.

This is what a vegan is, if people didn't know:

A vegan does not eat meat, poultry, fish, eggs or dairy products.

If you're eating something, 99% of the time it's dead. We're always going to kill something, that being meat, poultry, or fish. Or taking something from a animal, as in eggs or milk.

Vegans eat vegetation, just like vegetarians, no? Something is always going to die. Anybody would be a hypocrite to say that everything they eat was not killed. I agree with some standards of animals being killed. But I rather not them experience animal cruelty, injustice, or anything a long the lines. (For example, the man who tried to kill his dog because he believed it wasn't heterosexual?)

I think Veganism is generally a conscious decision about purposely not eating, using or consuming anything that has directly caused harm, distress or death to an animal, but are you trying to make a point that plants etc have been killed or just that somewhere down the line in consuming them an animal will have died inadvertently?

people needs meat because of their nutrients what are we saying here is about abusing and killing animals which is not meant to be eat by people

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Quote from: LostDutchman on April 19, 2014, 09:45:45 PM

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So here is a video if a Bosnian girl throwing live puppies into a river and she received no punishment for it. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/08/31/girl-sparks-animal-activi_n_701011.html

The Video is very graphic but it's important to see the Evil that exists in some "Humans"

When i see stuff like this i wonder what purpose is there for a human to remain alive after committing such an insane act? Another vile Scum that came to mind when i seen this Video is Michael Vick Remind me again why he is allowed to live and not face the death penalty?

Rub her down with hamburger and drop her into an enclosure full of hungry (Insert dog of your choice.)

My $.02.

Wink

Depending on how well raised the dogs are they might just end up licking her, rather than eating her.
I'd suggest hammering nails under all her toe and finger nails, grabbing her tongue and ripping it out
with the root.

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Quote from: acs267 on April 20, 2014, 02:11:31 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

I'm not going to lie. I'm a full-force Omnivore.

This is what a vegan is, if people didn't know:

A vegan does not eat meat, poultry, fish, eggs or dairy products.

If you're eating something, 99% of the time it's dead. We're always going to kill something, that being meat, poultry, or fish. Or taking something from a animal, as in eggs or milk.

Vegans eat vegetation, just like vegetarians, no? Something is always going to die. Anybody would be a hypocrite to say that everything they eat was not killed. I agree with some standards of animals being killed. But I rather not them experience animal cruelty, injustice, or anything a long the lines. (For example, the man who tried to kill his dog because he believed it wasn't heterosexual?)

I think Veganism is generally a conscious decision about purposely not eating, using or consuming anything that has directly caused harm, distress or death to an animal, but are you trying to make a point that plants etc have been killed or just that somewhere down the line in consuming them an animal will have died inadvertently?

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Quote from: hilariousandco on April 20, 2014, 02:03:49 PM

I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

I'm not going to lie. I'm a full-force Omnivore.

This is what a vegan is, if people didn't know:

A vegan does not eat meat, poultry, fish, eggs or dairy products.

If you're eating something, 99% of the time it's dead. We're always going to kill something, that being meat, poultry, or fish. Or taking something from a animal, as in eggs or milk.

Vegans eat vegetation, just like vegetarians, no? Something is always going to die. Anybody would be a hypocrite to say that everything they eat was not killed. I agree with some standards of animals being killed. But I rather not them experience animal cruelty, injustice, or anything a long the lines. (For example, the man who tried to kill his dog because he believed it wasn't heterosexual?)

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I wonder how many of you animal lovers here are vegans? Yeah, killing puppies for fun isn't nice, and people get really upset about dogs, but hypocritically usually don't mind killing other animals.

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