I knoew where you come from. But allow me to remark that when we were first put on his earth, humanity had no other means to survive but to eat meat. You try staying alive on grass (today it's possible because we understand what the body needs and can provide it). It's no excuse today, but you do have to think that there was a point where it wasn't much about choice but nessecity.
Everything you are attached to is something we have created. Think about it for a second.
I'm not convinced that size is the issue for killing animals. I think anoyance is. Most people feel that insects step into their bubbles and they feel violated by it since they cannot restrain theses insects from going into their bubbles. Trust me, I'd get pretty agrevated if a horse was walking around me like a fly can. If the insects lived in an area and wouldn't "bug" <pun intended> us, I dont' think any people would kill them any more than pigs or horses.
Some things are simply done like this by design. We're here to experiment. Regardless of what that experiment may be.
Everything you are attached to is something we have created. Think about it for a second.
I'm not convinced that size is the issue for killing animals. I think anoyance is. Most people feel that insects step into their bubbles and they feel violated by it since they cannot restrain theses insects from going into their bubbles. Trust me, I'd get pretty agrevated if a horse was walking around me like a fly can. If the insects lived in an area and wouldn't "bug" <pun intended> us, I dont' think any people would kill them any more than pigs or horses.
Some things are simply done like this by design. We're here to experiment. Regardless of what that experiment may be.
Quote from: SelskiIn my humble opinion, humanity has completely lost the plot. I'm not saying that I know what the plot is, or what it was before we lost it, but we (meaning humanity in general) are so far from it, it's untrue.
We watch mindless, numbing, idiotic programmes on TV and call it "entertainment". (This stems for a conversation today with someone who has been watching "I'm a celebrity – get me out of here" – a UK programme). I had absolutely no comprehension as to how anyone would want to watch a programme like that, and yet I was told it has millions of viewers. After this conversation, I seriously contemplated throwing my television out of the window.
The biggest "Thing" we are chained to is something we created – little pieces of paper with ink on – money – and these bits of paper cause so much negativity (to name a few; sadness, anger, greed, hatred, and jealousy).
We want to save the animals, but only the ones that are cute and appealing. If kitten became a fashionable dish in the UK... (Well, that simply wouldn't happen). And yet we happily munch away on lamb – which are just as cute; one rule for one. We are content to be blind. So the bigger (in size) the animal, the more "feelings" they have do they – hmmmm. Therefore, to swat a fly because it is annoying you is OK, but to mistreat a horse is inhumane.
We eat animals. Let me say that again. WE EAT ANIMALS. Good grief. And we create all sorts of excuses for the reason we eat our fellow inhabitants.
Hey, I'm not saying I know the answers, or anything. In fact, I'll admit it – I've just enjoyed a couple of lamb steaks for my dinner. So I know that these "not so pleasant" aspects of humanity are in me, and whether I do anything about them is completely down to me.
It's simply, at times, I see humanity for what it is, and the fact that I am a human really gets me down.
Over and Out.
Sarah