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Posted by Ygrene on Jan-13-2006 00:15:

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Originally posted by Marc Summers
what are the other 2?

2. Physical bullying of a weaker person.

3. Physical bullying of me.

Posted by Ian on Jan-13-2006 00:16:

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Originally posted by Coup
I cant believe what i just saw. I thought the fur world was frowned on purely because it encouraged the death of animals for fur, i had no idea they'd skin them alive. im literally stunned..

sky news had live footage they managed to get which Isaw a couple of weeks back. Apparently to 'not harm' the creature the most popular way of stunning them is electical shocks enforced anally. While many people may not agree with some aspects of the arab world for example, I think the 'eye for an eye' scenario would be perfect here. so how those ******s like it.

Posted by stevieboy32808 on Jan-13-2006 00:17:

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Originally posted by Ygrene
2. Physical bullying of a weaker person.

3. Physical bullying of me.

No offense, but I thought you're cutesy pie attitude was just a schtick you do online, but you really are a nice guy. Kudos to you bro!

Posted by Ted Promo on Jan-13-2006 00:19:

Posted by Moongoose on Jan-13-2006 00:26:

If this is what i think it is its several months old and ill say the same thing i said then. Looks rather disturbing but i dont really care.

Posted by Ygrene on Jan-13-2006 00:31:

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Originally posted by stevieboy32808
No offense, but I thought you're cutesy pie attitude was just a schtick you do online, but you really are a nice guy. Kudos to you bro!

Thank you, sir!

Posted by Dublin Guy on Jan-13-2006 00:42:

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If this is what i think it is its several months old and ill say the same thing i said then. Looks rather disturbing but i dont really care.

what do you think it is so?

Posted by Pariah Cleric on Jan-13-2006 00:54:

Did anyone else watch this and wonder, "How much is that coat gonna cost?"

Posted by Nabistai on Jan-13-2006 01:01:

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Originally posted by D-res
lethal injection or a sedative would do fine wouldnt it? and then once they skin it they let it lay there and die... ridiculous

I didn't click the link, because I'm pretty sure it's the vid that I saw a couple of months ago. It's truly sick and disturbing. These are the kind of things that can make me capable of killing people.

Anyway during a discussion about it 2 'reasons' for not doing that were like 1) using injections would cause to much money and 2) they need to be freaking scared/in pain so that the fur would look nice or something. It's like you get goose bumps when you're scared, it opens the fur or something.

It's all a load of crap anyway. I still think those dickheads shoot be shot.

Posted by Driguez on Jan-13-2006 01:04:

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Originally posted by Pariah Cleric
Did anyone else watch this and wonder, "How much is that coat gonna cost?"

no you idiot

this is just fucking wrong

Posted by Pariah Cleric on Jan-13-2006 01:06:

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Originally posted by Driguez
no you idiot

this is just fucking wrong

It's okay to loosen your asshole around here... Except around Jason.

Posted by Cobalt on Jan-13-2006 01:27:

Oh my god.

Those men deserve to be tortured and skinned alive for such inhuman, barbaric cruelty. To inflcit such pain and horror on a helpless animal only to profit yourself is the most base and evil thing I can think of. Even the serial killers of the world don't murder for self-profit from their victims' flesh. Unspeakably disgusting.

Posted by Boomer187 on Jan-13-2006 01:29:

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Originally posted by Pariah Cleric
Did anyone else watch this and wonder, "How much is that coat gonna cost?"

and how much should you tip!

HIYO!

Posted by Clovis on Jan-13-2006 01:32:

You know...everyone is horrified...but how many ants have you stepped on in your lifetime?

Bugs on teh windshield?

Yeah...

Posted by Ted Promo on Jan-13-2006 01:33:

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Originally posted by Clovis86
You know...everyone is horrified...but how many ants have you stepped on in your lifetime?

Bugs on teh windshield?

Yeah...

I've actually skinned an ant alive to.

Or exoskeletoned it.

Or whatever

Posted by Boomer187 on Jan-13-2006 01:38:

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Originally posted by Clovis86
You know...everyone is horrified...but how many ants have you stepped on in your lifetime?

Bugs on teh windshield?

Yeah...

those are too small to count....

but cock-a-la-roaches.....they get my sympathy.

Posted by Cobalt on Jan-13-2006 01:44:

It's very unlikely that insects 'feel' pain in any sort of way that we do. Mammals, on the other hand, all have a similar pain response to ours, and in many cases probably a limited sense of awareness too. Just because they don't build cities and don't talk doesn't mean the pain is any less tangible than ours.

Posted by Pariah Cleric on Jan-13-2006 01:45:

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Originally posted by Cobalt
It's very unlikely that insects 'feel' pain in any sort of way that we do. Mammals, on the other hand, probably all have a similar pain response to ours, and in many cases probably a limited sense of awareness too. Just because they don't build cities and don't talk doesn't mean the pain is any less tangible than ours.

Yeah, but they're so soft.

Posted by Marc Summers on Jan-13-2006 01:46:

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Originally posted by Cobalt
Mammals, on the other hand, all have a similar pain response to ours, and in many cases probably a limited sense of awareness too. Just because they don't build cities and don't talk doesn't mean the pain is any less tangible than ours.

Posted by Cobalt on Jan-13-2006 01:48:

The argument is really identical to one you could make against skinning newborn babies alive.

Posted by Pariah Cleric on Jan-13-2006 01:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Cobalt
The argument is really identical to one you could make against skinning newborn babies alive.

Yeah, but they're so soft.

Posted by RandomGirl on Jan-13-2006 01:51:

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Originally posted by Cobalt
The argument is really identical to one you could make against skinning newborn babies alive.

Exactly.

Both are small, defenseless, and not mentally developed enough to avoid getting themselves into the situation in the first place.

Posted by Marc Summers on Jan-13-2006 01:52:

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Originally posted by Cobalt
The argument is really identical to one you could make against skinning newborn babies alive.

For some reason, I am less sensative to human suffering, unless I witness it first hand. I can watch (On TV/internet) someone starving, or someone dying, and I'll be fine, maybe a little disturbed.

But when I see an animal being treated horribly like in that video, I just can't take it. It's cruel, and I get so full of emotion.

Posted by Pariah Cleric on Jan-13-2006 01:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Summers
For some reason, I am less sensative to human suffering, unless I witness it first hand. I can watch (On TV/internet) someone starving, or someone dying, and I'll be fine, maybe a little disturbed.

But when I see an animal being treated horribly like in that video, I just can't take it. It's cruel, and I get so full of emotion.

Traitor.

Posted by Marc Summers on Jan-13-2006 01:58:

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Originally posted by Pariah Cleric
Traitor.

Nah, man

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