What do you illustrate? 18th century naval ships?
Plutarch on animal ethics
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Re: Plutarch on animal ethics
Pig death first, art after. quid pro quo.
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I could link you to some slaughterhouse footage.
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No, I want you to kill. The pig is the closest thing to killing a man, so it has to be a pig, intellect, inner life and all.
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Why? I'm eating a pig right now, delicious.
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I can see the highway in the distance, John, several trucks going by, guess what's in them?
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Oh noes, Johnny, its the trains to piggy Auschwitz.
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Honestly, given the language you're using, I suspect you don't feel quite right about eating meat, you're clearly defensive about it. It's something humans have been trying to rationalize for millennia.
I'll link to some slaughterhouse footage. Maybe you won't like what you see.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLtc ... KnkGWLgmmE
I'll link to some slaughterhouse footage. Maybe you won't like what you see.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLtc ... KnkGWLgmmE
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