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To: Doctor Stochastic
PETA has taken up the cause of "slavery", they are likening "slavery" to the manner of treatment to slaughterhouses that slaughter animals for food. They have a new ad campaign coming out pictures and all showing the comparisons.

Now wonder just where PETA got the idea that all animals are same as human beings?

Furthermore, there are alllll kinds of slavery, one need not be in physical shackles to be enslaved. Personally speaking taking my tax dollars and funding the TOE is a type of slavery.
453 posted on 10/09/2005 6:43:06 AM PDT by Just mythoughts
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To: Just mythoughts
" Now wonder just where PETA got the idea that all animals are same as human beings?"

It certainly wasn't from the ToE, which doesn't proscribe ethics. This makes the ToE just like every other scientific theory, none of which proscribe ethics and morality.

PETA's views sound more religious in origin; I'm thinking eastern religion specifically.
456 posted on 10/09/2005 7:49:10 AM PDT by CarolinaGuitarman ("There is a grandeur in this view of life...")
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To: Just mythoughts
Furthermore, there are alllll kinds of slavery, one need not be in physical shackles to be enslaved. Personally speaking taking my tax dollars and funding the TOE is a type of slavery.

It is a curious form of slavery when you are completely free to leave to somewhere else where your taxes will not be used in that way. A very curious form of slavery... Oh yes, I get it, it isn't slavery at all, you are just talking your usual nonsense.

Complete failure to confront literalist pro-slaver noted.

469 posted on 10/09/2005 9:55:34 AM PDT by Thatcherite (Feminized androgenous automaton euro-weenie blackguard)
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