Posted on 08/07/2015 10:46:54 PM PDT by CharlesOConnell
The images animal-biz solicitors use to get money, are generally not of abused animals. Search for such images, you'll discover that's not what you're being shown. Think about your own experience with dogs: this is not a look of fear or sadness. This image shows a typical dog's feeling of love, affection. It is a complete misrepresentation to portray this as sadness. Animal -biz's couldn't make money with that real images of horrific abuse that you can find by searching for "abused dogs". The love-look, coupled with pathos music and an announcer's sad tone of voice, are what it takes to remove dollars from your wallet.
What if there were a Q - an incorporeal intelligence, extremely powerful but not omnipotent, irrevocably committed to evil.
Such a being could weave illusions, spin delusions, fool weak-minded humans. The chief of these might be--"there is no Q".
What would such a being have in mind about…any current stupidity you could mention: climate change, sexual confusion, or how about, human un-exceptionalism?
Behind the mentality conveyed by the professional animal-rights businesses that advertise on television, is the idea that humans are bad, that animals are more worthy than human beings.
They saw how effective the Sally Struthers appeals for starving children were, and copied the format to a T.
You’re so right. Someone recently snagged a picture of my 2 full coated well groomed Yorkies, both neutered males, off the internet and posted a Facebook money appeal saying they found them abandoned somewhere and that the female was very pregnant. A friend who knows my dogs immediately called BS on the appeal and it got taken down before I could do anything about it.
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