psychedelicsoul
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I am suggesting that perhaps we could change that one day.
Through the purification of the human race the animal kingdom will also change.
Even in My Little Pony Friendship is Magic bears eat fish
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I am suggesting that perhaps we could change that one day.
Through the purification of the human race the animal kingdom will also change.
well... okay dude
The animal kingdom is part of us, as well as the vegetable and mineral kingdoms.
Everything you see is a reflection of yourself.
When humans stop being predatory the animals will naturally follow because they exist on a lower level of consciousness and are pulled up to a higher consciousness by us.
We have a very important job to do, we humans.
We are uniting heaven and earth (higher and lower consciousness).
The Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem arranges an exhibit displaying Messianic times,
the centerpiece being a cage with a lion and lamb peacefully co-existing.
Visitors are amazed, and one in particular decides he simply must find out who is responsible for this miracle.
With some inquiries he learns that, of all people, the talented zoo keeper is none other than Henry Kissinger.
He seeks out Kissinger and asks, "By God, how do you do it? I've never seen anything like it." And Kissinger answers, in his trademark monotone deadpan:
"Every day - a new lamb."
Or in the words of that great Jewish philosopher - "And the lion will lie down with the lamb, but the lamb wont get much sleep" - Woody Allen
In a predatory world we all live in cages.
It is sad.
"How can you eat meat? Animals are no different than any of us, we're animals"
"But animals eat animals"
"Well... Yea, but we're humans, we're supposed to be better"
See the problem with this? If humans are equal to animals, then we're under the same ethical responsibility that animals are under... which is basically no ethical responsibility between species. In other words, if animals are equal, then we have no moral obligation to treat them like us because animals don't.
The only way this makes sense is to assume that man is superior to animals and has a moral obligation to never harm them, simply because man is the most evolved and with great evolution comes great responsibility.
Works for me.No bugs without plants...
I just hate plants.
Like to dictate to me what else I supposedly hate?
Hating plants equals hating:
- Houses and assorted things we put in them like chairs, tables, and beds
- Clothing, such as shirts, pants, underwear, and shoes
- Fossil Fuels and all of their assorted benefits like electricity and technology
- Foods, such as all grains and grain products, plus all fruits and vegetables
- Beverages, such as all types of alcoholic beverages, sodas, tea, and coffee
- Being alive in general, because you stupid animals basically don't exist without the plant kingdom.
Like to dictate to me what else I supposedly hate?
When you are done, perhaps you can dictate what I love?
My apologies.Maybe when you haven't left a sense of humor at the login page...
My apologies.
I was in a bad mood and took it out on you.
The correct reasoning is:"How can you eat meat? Animals are no different than any of us, we're animals"
"But animals eat animals"
"Well... Yea, but we're humans, we're supposed to be better"
See the problem with this? If humans are equal to animals, then we're under the same ethical responsibility that animals are under... which is basically no ethical responsibility between species. In other words, if animals are equal, then we have no moral obligation to treat them like us because animals don't.
The only way this makes sense is to assume that man is superior to animals and has a moral obligation to never harm them, simply because man is the most evolved and with great evolution comes great responsibility.