'king.james.web@flsenate.gov'
http://sptimes.com/2004/04/25/State/Senate_bill_would_mak.shtml Senate bill would make animal cruelty a felony
"They are God's beings and don't need to be mistreated," (King) said. "I have no problem with rodeos, I'm talking about people who cow tip, light fire to cats and put bunnies in microwaves."
Mr. King, I couldn't agree with you more. Anyone who would do something as barbaric as your quote eludes to is, clearly, not well and not a law-abiding person of sensitivity. We humans have no right to inflict cruelty upon another living being simply because the physical cards are stacked in our favor, right?
Unless, of course, that means starving someone to death.
Mr. King, please tell me exactly what would happen to me if I starved and dehydrated my dog to death. Would I be arrested? Would I have my head examined? Good, because that's as it should be. But what if I did the same thing to my mother, claiming she wouldn't want 'artificial assistance' and 'told me that' some years ago? Wouldn't the state be prudent to require some substantiation of such a claim before I did to my mother what you will not tolerate me doing to my dog?
To quote you again, "The more I'm around people, the more I realize how important dogs are". I couldn't agree with you more on this item, either, Mr. King. For my dog has no intention of doing anything to harm me for money, fame or a 'professional legacy' whose time is long over.
I have said it before and I shall say it again. Mr. King: You are a disgrace to the people who pay your salary.
The more I hear about JIM KING, the more I'm convinced that he came from a barnyard. Let's hear it for swine.
I can't resist. Looks like SEN PREZ JIM KING has spent his share of time with his head stuck in a microwave. He's a clown legislator but he has the power.