[kj] OT: Stop this man

[sade1]

   ...for some cat-in-a-tree-saving concscience-easing charity, just to "justify..." 
  our otherwise don't-give-a-fuck attitudes. 
   
  'Society' clearly stands on solid foundations.

ade <ade at the-lab.zetnet.co.uk> wrote:
  Funny, we have a similar attitude here - people will fall over themselves to help dogs, but babies & young children who need adopting can go fuck themselves.

Nice!

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From: gathering-bounces at misera.net
[mailto:gathering-bounces at misera.net]On Behalf Of Brendan
Sent: 19 March 2008 22:04
To: A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)
Subject: Re: [kj] OT: Stop this man


I don't get how they can have so many attractive naked women doing their
bidding. What is their secret?

"Oh animals are SO CUTE, I mean who wants to cuddle a starving african
child, EW, I mean GAG ME WITH A SPOON, ah-AH baby! Groaty..."

Okay fine, for sure for sure...SHE'S A!

Off to the pet shop, will let you know how I get along...


> PETA are annoying for a number of reasons; I don't get how they can have

> so many attractive naked women doing their bidding. What is their secret?

>

> Still, however, does anyone remember that the US just came out of the

> biggest beef recall n its entire history only a week or so ago?

>

> From undercover footage taped in slaughterhouses not by PETA -- but by

> the Humane Association, which is not some easy-to-dismiss organization

> like PETA, but fairly mainstream. They had "plants" inside

> slaughterhouses videotaping sick, mentally ill, disabled, retarded, etc.

> cows being brutally forced into salughter pens where their heads were

> bolted with air guns. Some cows were so ill and diseases that they had

> broken legs, could not walk, and had to be lifted via forklifts into the

> salughter pen to meet their deaths. It was really revolting

>

> Amazingly, this disturbing footage got airplay on mainstream media in

> the US which can be very protective of its red blood 'Murican meat

> eating habits. Even meat eaters were outraged. Now the USDA is talking

> about installing cameras in slaughterhouses to monitor how they do stuff.

>

> Easiest answer is to avoid beef or, horror or horrors, avoid meat. USDA

> etc. are treating this like this was some freak accident and normally

> it's only healthy cows that become hamburger, that this was an aberration.

>

> -Oliver

>

> The Exorcist wrote:

>> I don't know anything about the validity of the story however it sort

>> of reminds me of PETA a bit.

>>

>> They go chasing people and shelters. Preach about animal cruelty then

>> kill off thousands of

>> animals that were given to them or gathered. (Though I do belive that

>> some of the slaughter

>> houses ought to be shutdown, they are down right brutal and disgusting.)


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(looking at the current state of things)
  
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   save from Tomorrow.. 
 I don't want to sail in this Ship Of Fools...!'

       
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