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soooo how many of you used to kill animals?

Why not taking them apart to understand how they work? I'd think curiosity could drive many to experiment on animals. Not everything's about bad parents and neglect. Well, at least for the really unemphatic kind of children.

That's how mad scientists are born.

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soooo how many of you used to kill animals?

not regularly, just that one time

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Women are bitches, therefore they are animals, therefore I've raped and decapitated many animals.

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Small Planet. Book about meat consumption and how much waste their is when you eat animals. Basic things like grazing space, hormones disease and ruined farmlands.

 

MEAT IS MURDER!!! 

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I did not like to kill animals or insects, except bees/wasps and the like. To this day I only kill spiders over a certain size.

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I am debating whether or not to buy a whole animal. Although, I'd probably need some training on how to kill it. I almost feel more comfortable following that approach, than listing out all the various organs I am interested in purchasing.

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Stay... Ew! I'd rather eat sand than gorge myself on that fake, genetically-modified frankenfowl. I absolutely concur, Mr.Delta. I would have no problem whatsoever decapitating a turkey to feed my family. In fact, it would likely be quite satisfying.

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I don't care about hormones.

I don't understand that argument, or the GMOs argument.

I understand pesticides, and herbicides. BTW, that's what GMOs are. They are foods which have been modified to be resistant to pesticides and herbicides, so in theory you can use less of both. In reality however, they end up dumping way more harsh chemicals on the crops because they essentially germinate the surrounding weeds with genetic resistance to the GMO pesticide/herbicides.

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What I said. e_e

It doesn't really have an age limit. Curiosity will override anything and everything. Maybe that is why it is so taboo, because it goes against what society dictates. And yeah, society will have the word on this. If you deviate from the norm, you are now officially a danger.

I don't believe in "Adults do this and kids do that". Curiosity should be a trait that is present at all times. That or you'll become another number, following what your boss tells you.

I guess it is easy to control if you aren't running around, dismantling everything in order to learn how things work. Scientists, science is the only playground for this. Sigh, cowardice is another matter entirely. 

I guess alpha people call it cowardice because they see animals as "contenders", so, the smaller the animal, the weaker an opponent it is. Their pride tells them that beating on a weaker opponent is "cowardly". Heh. 

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by Belladonna
What exactly are you planning to do with all these organs... Eat them?

Yeah, what else?

Traditionally it is called Offal. The organ meats of animals are highly nutritious, and I personally believe having recently begun eating them that they are a key component to my recovery from bipolar mania.

 

Think of things this way, and I highly suggest you go to your supermarket and inquire about these products so they make a comeback.

 

When Hyenas kill an animal, they have noses that instinctively take them to the most important part of the animal, as it is required for their survival. They are not dumb animals.

So, next time you watch a nature documentary, ask yourself why none of them care about prime rib, at all.

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