Again, Not for the squeamish.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=703_1309045039

"dadiOH" wrote in :

harry wrote:
Again, Not for the squeamish.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=703_1309045039

No abbatoir is nice.


I've been inside a chicken slaughterhouse. It was an appalling experience
for this first-timer. The stench (oh, the stench), the noise, the body
parts on conveyors, the piles of chicken-crap...

I used to watch my grandmother kill chickens and rabbits, but nothing
prepared me for the scenes inside the slaughterhouse.

But I still eat chicken!


--
Tegger

harry wrote:
Again, Not for the squeamish.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=703_1309045039

No abbatoir is nice. Billions of animals each year end their lives in fear
and pain, all thanks to the "intelligent design" of a "loving and
compassionate" god. They deserve better.

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On Tue, 1 Nov 2011 07:20:01 -0500, dadiOH wrote:

harry wrote:
Again, Not for the squeamish.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=703_1309045039

No abbatoir is nice. Billions of animals each year end their lives in fear
and pain, all thanks to the "intelligent design" of a "loving and
compassionate" god. They deserve better.

Yes, they deserve better than to be what they were designed to be. God
should punish those who violate His plan. Like when you lied to people.
Like when you condemn people without knowing what is going on. Like when
you use His name as a curse. Like when you berate your fellow man. God
should strike you down. Don't like that? Then don't curse God's mercy.

On Nov 1, 9:08*am, Michael Dobony wrote:
On Tue, 1 Nov 2011 07:20:01 -0500, dadiOH wrote:
harry wrote:

Again, Not for the squeamish.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=703_1309045039

No abbatoir is nice. *Billions of animals each year end their lives in fear
and pain, all thanks to the "intelligent design" of a "loving and
compassionate" god. *They deserve better.

Yes, they deserve better than to be what they were designed to be. God
should punish those who violate His plan. Like when you lied to people.
Like when you condemn people without knowing what is going on. Like when
you use His name as a curse. Like when you berate your fellow man. God
should strike you down. Don't like that? Then don't curse God's mercy.

wow.

ummm, I have a question. Whose god are you talking about? Two-thirds
of the world doesn't believe in the Christian god, so the plan seems a
bit sketchy. Muslim populations are catching up with Christians - and
in less than half the amount of time.

Maybe I have it wrong - do we go by raw numbers, or is their some sort
of fervency coefficient? If there's one person who _really_ believes,
but good!, does that outweigh 1000 less fervent people?

OK, that was three questions, but I guess my real question is what do
you propose be done with the people who have an equally fervent
conviction about a god not your own?

R

RicodJour wrote:
On Nov 1, 9:08 am, Michael Dobony wrote:
On Tue, 1 Nov 2011 07:20:01 -0500, dadiOH wrote:
harry wrote:

Again, Not for the squeamish.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=703_1309045039

No abbatoir is nice. Billions of animals each year end their lives
in fear and pain, all thanks to the "intelligent design" of a
"loving and compassionate" god. They deserve better.

Yes, they deserve better than to be what they were designed to be.
God should punish those who violate His plan. Like when you lied to
people. Like when you condemn people without knowing what is going
on. Like when you use His name as a curse. Like when you berate your
fellow man. God should strike you down. Don't like that? Then don't
curse God's mercy.

wow.

ummm, I have a question. Whose god are you talking about? Two-thirds
of the world doesn't believe in the Christian god, so the plan seems a
bit sketchy. Muslim populations are catching up with Christians - and
in less than half the amount of time.

Maybe I have it wrong - do we go by raw numbers, or is their some sort
of fervency coefficient? If there's one person who _really_ believes,
but good!, does that outweigh 1000 less fervent people?

OK, that was three questions, but I guess my real question is what do
you propose be done with the people who have an equally fervent
conviction about a god not your own?


In general, I praise them. My tradition teaches that what God wants is
righteous conduct. That being the case, one can be a righteous Buddhist, a
righteous Baptist, or, yes, even a righteous athiest.

On Nov 1, 5:18*pm, "HeyBub" wrote:
RicodJour wrote:
On Nov 1, 9:08 am, Michael Dobony wrote:
On Tue, 1 Nov 2011 07:20:01 -0500, dadiOH wrote:
harry wrote:

Again, Not for the squeamish.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=703_1309045039

No abbatoir is nice. Billions of animals each year end their lives
in fear and pain, all thanks to the "intelligent design" of a
"loving and compassionate" god. They deserve better.

Yes, they deserve better than to be what they were designed to be.
God should punish those who violate His plan. Like when you lied to
people. Like when you condemn people without knowing what is going
on. Like when you use His name as a curse. Like when you berate your
fellow man. God should strike you down. Don't like that? Then don't
curse God's mercy.

wow.

ummm, I have a question. *Whose god are you talking about? *Two-thirds
of the world doesn't believe in the Christian god, so the plan seems a
bit sketchy. *Muslim populations are catching up with Christians - and
in less than half the amount of time.

Maybe I have it wrong - do we go by raw numbers, or is their some sort
of fervency coefficient? *If there's one person who _really_ believes,
but good!, does that outweigh 1000 less fervent people?

OK, that was three questions, but I guess my real question is what do
you propose be done with the people who have an equally fervent
conviction about a god not your own?

In general, I praise them. My tradition teaches that what God wants is
righteous conduct. That being the case, one can be a righteous Buddhist, a
righteous Baptist, or, yes, even a righteous athiest.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

They all teach that greed is a sin as well. So you'll be going
straight to hell.

On Nov 1, 2:32*am, harry wrote:
Again, Not for the squeamish.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=703_1309045039


Well, the more videos like that floating around the more meat
consumption will decrease.

It isn't healthy anyway.

On Tue, 1 Nov 2011 12:18:28 -0500, HeyBub wrote:

RicodJour wrote:
On Nov 1, 9:08 am, Michael Dobony wrote:
On Tue, 1 Nov 2011 07:20:01 -0500, dadiOH wrote:
harry wrote:

Again, Not for the squeamish.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=703_1309045039

No abbatoir is nice. Billions of animals each year end their lives
in fear and pain, all thanks to the "intelligent design" of a
"loving and compassionate" god. They deserve better.

Yes, they deserve better than to be what they were designed to be.
God should punish those who violate His plan. Like when you lied to
people. Like when you condemn people without knowing what is going
on. Like when you use His name as a curse. Like when you berate your
fellow man. God should strike you down. Don't like that? Then don't
curse God's mercy.

wow.

ummm, I have a question. Whose god are you talking about? Two-thirds
of the world doesn't believe in the Christian god, so the plan seems a
bit sketchy. Muslim populations are catching up with Christians - and
in less than half the amount of time.

Maybe I have it wrong - do we go by raw numbers, or is their some sort
of fervency coefficient? If there's one person who _really_ believes,
but good!, does that outweigh 1000 less fervent people?

OK, that was three questions, but I guess my real question is what do
you propose be done with the people who have an equally fervent
conviction about a god not your own?


In general, I praise them. My tradition teaches that what God wants is
righteous conduct. That being the case, one can be a righteous Buddhist, a
righteous Baptist, or, yes, even a righteous athiest.

Sounds universalist. The problem is who's definition of righteous? Then
there comes proof of who has the right definition.