Re: How Sarah Palin Created a Whole New Generation of Vegetarians

On Nov 30, 6:35=A0pm, Dragonblaze <dragonbl...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Nov 30, 1:41=A0am, "pearl" <t...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > "Dragonblaze" <dragonbl...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On Nov 29, 1:15 pm, "pearl" <t...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > "Rudy Canoza" <pi...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > > Fidyl wrote:
> > > > > An Ahimsa ThanXgiving - Fast 2008
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> > > > I'm going to eat a lot of turkey this Thanksgiving. I always do.
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> > > 'How Sarah Palin Created a Whole New Generation of Vegetarians
> > > By Martha Rosenberg, AlterNet. Posted November 27, 2008.
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> > I grew up in a farm, and have seen animals slaughtered for food from
> > early age on - around 6-7, I think. Did not make me into a vegetarian,
> > even though I knew exactly where my dinner was coming from. You see,
> > when the animal was killed with a bullet to its brain, it just went
> > down with no cry of pain, nothing. It was over in a second, and did
> > not create an impression of suffering to me.
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> > You wouldn't mind being killed with a bullet to your brain then.
> > There'd be the inevitable blood and thra****ng, but that's alright.
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> As I said, the animal simply dropped dead - and unlike you, having
> seen it myself, I know what I'm talking about. There was very little
> blood and no tra****ng. You've been reading too much of your own
> propaganda.
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> BTW, as regards hysterical ARA propaganda, are you aware of the videos
> that caused such outrage about the Chinese skinning animals alive
> appear to have been staged? There have been serious questions raised
> about them, such as that there are odd bits of audio in the video of a
> man in street clothes who is about to skin a raccoon dog alive.
> Another man appears to be instructing him with such expressions as
> "You should do this." Meanwhile, a clearly surprised on-looker asks,
> "You will skin the animal alive?" After the animal has been skinned,
> another on-looker calls to the photographer, "Take a picture here
> quickly. The animal is still alive."
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> Moreover, if you and the other hysterics knew anything about the fur
> trade, you'd _know_ that trying to skin an animal alive will make the
> job almost impossible due to the animal tra****ng, and most likely to
> damage the fur - which after all is the end product the whole process
> is for.
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> The most logical explanation therefore is that the Swiss ARA group -

Do you know the name of the group?