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Ethics (a topic jonathan ball the stupid sick pervert does not know)
On Tue, 28 Oct 2008 12:43:33 -0000, "pearl" wrote:
What's absurd is your attempt to equate a natural predator/prey relationship with your mere wish to eat 'meat'. In that case, yes, the differences are such that they make the comparison absurd. Yes because no nonhuman predators deliberately provide the experience of life--good or bad--for their prey as humans do, so the biggest reason for absurdity in trying to make a comparison is: · The meat industry provides life for the animals that it slaughters, and the animals live and die as a result of it as animals do in other habitats. They also depend on it for their lives as animals do in other habitats. If people consume animal products from animals they think are raised in decent ways, they will be promoting life for more such animals in the future. People who want to contribute to decent lives for livestock with their lifestyle must do it by being conscientious consumers of animal products, because they can not do it by being vegan. From the life and death of a thousand pound grass raised steer and whatever he happens to kill during his life, people get over 500 pounds of human consumable meat...that's well over 500 servings of meat. From a grass raised dairy cow people get thousands of dairy servings. Due to the influence of farm machinery, and *icides, and in the case of rice the flooding and draining of fields, one serving of soy or rice based product is likely to involve more animal deaths than hundreds of servings derived from grass raised animals. Grass raised animal products contribute to fewer wildlife deaths, better wildlife habitat, and better lives for livestock than soy or rice products. · |
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Ethics (a topic jonathan ball the stupid sick pervert does not know)
"Rudy Canoza" wrote in message ...
pearl wrote: "Rudy Canoza" wrote in message m... pearl wrote: "Rudy Canoza" wrote in message m... pearl wrote: "Rudy Canoza" wrote in message ... pearl wrote: You've lost, ball, but are too dishonest and cowardly to admit it. Non-human animals don't have "rights". They just do what they do. Rights do not enter into it in any way. The right to do what they do - in accordance with natural law. No, not a "right". They just do what they do without any thought to rights. They do it *irrespective* of how we feel about it. They do it respective of how *they* feel about it No. They don't have *any* feelings or thoughts about it. Still persisting with your erroneous imaginings that non-humans animals are unfeeling Animals don't have any feelings about being predator or prey. And how exactly do you presume to 'know' this? We all know it. Really? How interesting. Well, aren't you going to 'enlighten' me? Really. Waiting.... Really. Can't, can you. Have. Not even an attempt. As per usual. Have done much more than an attempt. Where, ball? Everywhere, [snip bull****] [snip bull****] Evasion and ipse dixit B$. You tried to justify lions' predation - an offensive action - by invoking humans' right to defend themselves against human predation. Spot the differences, troll? The differences are such that they make the comparison absurd. In both cases the underlying motivation is the same - survival. Irrelevant. Ipse dixit B$. You cannot "justify" lions' predation by invoking humans' legal right to *resist* predation by other humans. They are completely different. In both cases *necessity* is regarded as justification. The lion *needs* no justification; it just preys on other animals. A human *does* need legal justification to use violence against another human. What's your justification for violence against innocent non-humans? rabid froth snipped |
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Ethics (a topic lesley the stupid foot-rubbing gash does notknow)
dh@. wrote:
On Tue, 28 Oct 2008 07:04:09 -0400, Hoots wrote: dh@. wrote: On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 07:08:40 -0400, Hoots wrote: Goo wrote: You ****ed up, stupid gash: you tried to justify lions' predation - an offensive action - by invoking humans' right to defend themselves against human predation. You ****ed up. You always **** up. You're a ****-up - a stupid, new-age, crackpot ****-up and dumb gash. But she's a great dancer! Don't bet on it. She may have some good points though. She Maybe her points are sitting up high. Way up firm and high? May be, especially when she thinks about Goo ;¬) Well, whoever the Gooster is would be lucky then I guess. Anyway, it's just a song about "Autumn closing in" - it felt appropriate in the chilly morning air which is back to the "points way up high". Life is a circle. appears to want to care about animals but can't get over the way things disturb *her* enough to think about things realisitically, which prevents her from really being able to consider the animals and that probably applies to her own as well, unfortunately for them. The greatest example is this: How could a person who thinks that all livestock farming is wrong, possibly distinguish between which types should be allowed and which should be altered or redesigned? Answer: They necessarily could not. Here's another: How could a person who refuses to acknowledge that some livestock have lives of positive value, possibly distinguish between which do and which do not? Answer: They necessarily could not. Is there any help for such people? Answer: Yes, and they avoid it like the plague. |
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Ethics (a topic lesley the stupid foot-rubbing gash does notknow)
Hoots wrote:
dh@. wrote: On Tue, 28 Oct 2008 07:04:09 -0400, Hoots wrote: dh@. wrote: On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 07:08:40 -0400, Hoots wrote: Goo wrote: You ****ed up, stupid gash: you tried to justify lions' predation - an offensive action - by invoking humans' right to defend themselves against human predation. You ****ed up. You always **** up. You're a ****-up - a stupid, new-age, crackpot ****-up and dumb gash. But she's a great dancer! Don't bet on it. She may have some good points though. She Maybe her points are sitting up high. Way up firm and high? May be, especially when she thinks about Goo ;¬) Well, whoever the Gooster is would be lucky then I guess. Goo is the person to whom you replied: Goo****wit "Bumper" David Harrison. He's a stupid high school drop-out living on a rusty houseboat on Lake Lanier, northeast of Atlanta. He is admittedly stupid. Goo is short for Goober, and as you know, Goober is a common term for stupid southerners. Goo is also known as ****wit. Anyway, it's just a song about "Autumn closing in" - it felt appropriate in the chilly morning air which is back to the "points way up high". Life is a circle. appears to want to care about animals but can't get over the way things disturb *her* enough to think about things realisitically, which prevents her from really being able to consider the animals and that probably applies to her own as well, unfortunately for them. The greatest example is this: How could a person who thinks that all livestock farming is wrong, possibly distinguish between which types should be allowed and which should be altered or redesigned? Answer: They necessarily could not. Here's another: How could a person who refuses to acknowledge that some livestock have lives of positive value, possibly distinguish between which do and which do not? Answer: They necessarily could not. Is there any help for such people? Answer: Yes, and they avoid it like the plague. |
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Ethics (a topic lesley the stupid foot-rubbing gash does not know)
On Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:58:18 -0400, Hoots wrote:
dh@. wrote: On Tue, 28 Oct 2008 07:04:09 -0400, Hoots wrote: dh@. wrote: On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 07:08:40 -0400, Hoots wrote: Goo wrote: You ****ed up, stupid gash: you tried to justify lions' predation - an offensive action - by invoking humans' right to defend themselves against human predation. You ****ed up. You always **** up. You're a ****-up - a stupid, new-age, crackpot ****-up and dumb gash. But she's a great dancer! Don't bet on it. She may have some good points though. She Maybe her points are sitting up high. Way up firm and high? May be, especially when she thinks about Goo ;¬) Well, whoever the Gooster is would be lucky then I guess. Goo has recently been pretending to be "Rudy Canoza". In the past and maybe still today he has pretended to be quite a few "different people" often pretending to be more than one at a time, congratulating himselves and supporting himselves in various ways. The Goober has pretended to be all of the following, and mo Jonathan Ball Citizen Benfez Wilson Woods Radical Moderate Bingo Edward George Bill Fred Mystery Poster Merlin the dog Bob the dog elvira Dieter "Dieter " Abner Hale Roger Whitaker ****tard Apoo Ted Bell Jay Santos Trappist Leif Erikson S. Maizlich SlipperySlope Eden Sylvia Stevens chico chupacabra |
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Ethics (a topic lesley the stupid foot-rubbing gash does notknow)
Ron Hamilton wrote:
Hoots wrote: dh@. wrote: On Tue, 28 Oct 2008 07:04:09 -0400, Hoots wrote: dh@. wrote: On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 07:08:40 -0400, Hoots wrote: Goo wrote: You ****ed up, stupid gash: you tried to justify lions' predation - an offensive action - by invoking humans' right to defend themselves against human predation. You ****ed up. You always **** up. You're a ****-up - a stupid, new-age, crackpot ****-up and dumb gash. But she's a great dancer! Don't bet on it. She may have some good points though. She Maybe her points are sitting up high. Way up firm and high? May be, especially when she thinks about Goo ;¬) Well, whoever the Gooster is would be lucky then I guess. Goo is the person to whom you replied: Goo****wit "Bumper" David Harrison. He's a stupid high school drop-out living on a rusty houseboat on Lake Lanier, northeast of Atlanta. He is admittedly stupid. Goo is short for Goober, and as you know, Goober is a common term for stupid southerners. Goo is also known as ****wit. There seems to be a large cast of characters in this play, but without a libretto, I can't figure them out. On with the show! Anyway, it's just a song about "Autumn closing in" - it felt appropriate in the chilly morning air which is back to the "points way up high". Life is a circle. appears to want to care about animals but can't get over the way things disturb *her* enough to think about things realisitically, which prevents her from really being able to consider the animals and that probably applies to her own as well, unfortunately for them. The greatest example is this: How could a person who thinks that all livestock farming is wrong, possibly distinguish between which types should be allowed and which should be altered or redesigned? Answer: They necessarily could not. Here's another: How could a person who refuses to acknowledge that some livestock have lives of positive value, possibly distinguish between which do and which do not? Answer: They necessarily could not. Is there any help for such people? Answer: Yes, and they avoid it like the plague. |
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Ethics (a topic jonathan ball the stupid sick pervert does not know)
"Rudy Canoza" wrote in message news
pearl wrote: "Rudy Canoza" wrote in message ... pearl wrote: "Rudy Canoza" wrote in message m... pearl wrote: "Rudy Canoza" wrote in message m... pearl wrote: "Rudy Canoza" wrote in message ... pearl wrote: You've lost, ball, but are too dishonest and cowardly to admit it. Non-human animals don't have "rights". They just do what they do. Rights do not enter into it in any way. The right to do what they do - in accordance with natural law. No, not a "right". They just do what they do without any thought to rights. They do it *irrespective* of how we feel about it. They do it respective of how *they* feel about it No. They don't have *any* feelings or thoughts about it. Still persisting with your erroneous imaginings that non-humans animals are unfeeling Animals don't have any feelings about being predator or prey. And how exactly do you presume to 'know' this? We all know it. Really? How interesting. Well, aren't you going to 'enlighten' me? Really. Waiting.... Really. Can't, can you. Have. Not even an attempt. As per usual. Have done much more than an attempt. Where, ball? Everywhere, [snip bull****] [snip bull****] [snip bull****] Evasion and ipse dixit B$. Tell us how you 'know' that lions don't experience hunger. You tried to justify lions' predation - an offensive action - by invoking humans' right to defend themselves against human predation. Spot the differences, troll? The differences are such that they make the comparison absurd. In both cases the underlying motivation is the same - survival. Irrelevant. [snip bull****] Evasion and ipse dixit B$. You cannot "justify" lions' predation by invoking humans' legal right to *resist* predation by other humans. They are completely different. In both cases *necessity* is regarded as justification. No, absolutely *not*. In *NEITHER* case does "necessity" have anything to do with it. In the lion's case, *no* justification is necessary. In the human's case, it is *not* "necessity". Rights do not, ever, depend on "necessity". 'In English criminal law, the defence of self-defence provides for the right of people to act in a manner that would be otherwise unlawful in order to preserve the physical integrity of themselves or others .. ... If a jury thought that in a moment of unexpected anguish a person attacked had only done what he honestly and instinctively thought was necessary that would be most potent evidence that only reasonable defensive action had been taken." ...' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-de...in_English_law The lion *needs* no justification; it just preys on other animals. A human *does* need legal justification to use violence against another human. What's your justification for violence against innocent non-humans? Don't need any for that, either. "Innocent" means nothing there. Evasion and ipse dixit B$. You cannot justify it. Simple as. |
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Ethics
"Ron Hamilton" wrote in message m...
From: Ron Hamilton User-Agent: Thunderbird 2.0.0.17 (Windows/20080914) MIME-Version: 1.0 NNTP-Posting-Host: 67.101.104.64 From: Rudy Canoza Reply-To: User-Agent: Thunderbird 2.0.0.17 (Windows/20080914) MIME-Version: 1.0 NNTP-Posting-Host: 67.101.104.64 Is fraud ethically permitted and morally correct behaviour, ball? |
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Ethics (a topic lesley the stupid foot-rubbing gash does not know)
"Rudy Canoza" wrote
pearl wrote: Meaning to do the *minimum* necessary to avoid injury or death. But the *right* to self defense does not depend on necessity in any way. It is how the actions undertaken are seen, not the right itself. *DEFENSIVE* action, you stupid gash. The lion commits an *offensive* action when it preys. In fact predators engage in acts of aggression that are unrelated to any immediate need to survive, male lions attack and kill hyenas simply because they are enemies, animals kill cubs, we think because they see them as possible future competitors. Animals are aggressive in defense of territory, food, status, mates. None of it has any "moral" component. You lose. You're just too stupid for this. The lion *needs* no justification; it just preys on other animals. A human *does* need legal justification to use violence against another human. What's your justification for violence against innocent non-humans? Don't need any for that, either. "Innocent" means nothing there. [snip bull****] You cannot justify it. No need to justify it. |
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Ethics (a topic jonathan ball the stupid sick pervert does not know)
"Rudy Canoza" wrote in message m...
pearl wrote: ... You've lost, ball, but are too dishonest and cowardly to admit it. Non-human animals don't have "rights". They just do what they do. Rights do not enter into it in any way. The right to do what they do - in accordance with natural law. No, not a "right". They just do what they do without any thought to rights. They do it *irrespective* of how we feel about it. They do it respective of how *they* feel about it No. They don't have *any* feelings or thoughts about it. Still persisting with your erroneous imaginings that non-humans animals are unfeeling Animals don't have any feelings about being predator or prey. And how exactly do you presume to 'know' this? We all know it. Really? How interesting. Well, aren't you going to 'enlighten' me? Really. Waiting.... Really. Can't, can you. Have. Not even an attempt. As per usual. Have done much more than an attempt. Where, ball? Everywhere, Evasion and ipse dixit B$. Tell us how you 'know' that lions don't experience hunger. I never said they didn't. It's irrelevant to the discussion. pearl: They do it respective of how *they* feel about it -- hungry. ball: No. They don't have *any* feelings or thoughts about it. You snipped "hungry". Lying is like breathing to ball. You tried to justify lions' predation - an offensive action - by invoking humans' right to defend themselves against human predation. Spot the differences, troll? The differences are such that they make the comparison absurd. In both cases the underlying motivation is the same - survival. Irrelevant. Evasion and ipse dixit B$. You cannot "justify" lions' predation by invoking humans' legal right to *resist* predation by other humans. They are completely different. In both cases *necessity* is regarded as justification. No, absolutely *not*. In *NEITHER* case does "necessity" have anything to do with it. In the lion's case, *no* justification is necessary. In the human's case, it is *not* "necessity". Rights do not, ever, depend on "necessity". 'In English criminal law, the defence of self-defence provides for the right of people to act in a manner that would be otherwise unlawful in order to preserve the physical integrity of themselves or others .. Nothing about "necessity" in that. 'The adjective in order has 3 meanings: Meaning #1: appropriate or even needed in the circumstances ... http://www.answers.com/topic/in-order And it has nothing to do with lions. In both cases *necessity* [to preserve life] is regarded as justification. If a jury thought that in a moment of unexpected anguish a person attacked had only done what he honestly and instinctively thought was necessary that would be most potent evidence that only reasonable defensive action had been taken." Meaning to do the *minimum* necessary to avoid injury or death. Necessary, to preserve the physical integrity of themselves or others. Just as the lion does what is necessary to preserve physical integrity. But the *right* to self defense does not depend on necessity in any way. It is how the actions undertaken are seen, not the right itself. Nonsense. Bar necessity there simply is no right to self-defence. *DEFENSIVE* action, The lion commits an *offensive* action when it preys. Irrelevant. It's *SELF-PRESERVATION* either way. You lose. You're just too stupid for this. In your delusions, loco. The lion *needs* no justification; it just preys on other animals. A human *does* need legal justification to use violence against another human. What's your justification for violence against innocent non-humans? Don't need any for that, either. "Innocent" means nothing there. Evasion and ipse dixit B$. You cannot justify it. Simple as. No need to justify it. As a proclaimed moral agent you absolutely do, but you can't. |
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