On Fri, 28 Nov 2014 16:21:01 -0800, wrote:

>On 11/28/2014 10:59 AM, Derek wrote:
>> On Thu, 15 Aug 2013 01:15:26 GMT, and/or www.mantra.com/jai (Dr. Jai Maharaj) wrote:
>>
>>> Many portions of the Vedic literature describe how the
>>> Supreme Being is the maintainer of innumerable living
>>> entities, humans as well as the animals, and is alive in
>>> the heart of every living being. Only those with
>>> spiritual consciousness can see the same Supreme Being in
>>> His expansion as Supersoul within every creature. To be
>>> kind and spiritual toward humans and be a killer or enemy
>>> toward animals is not a balanced philosophy, and exhibits
>>> one's spiritual ignorance.
>>>
>>> The next reason for being vegetarian is to consider the
>>> amount of fear and suffering that animals experience in
>>> the slaughter industry. There are countless stories of
>>> how in fear cows cry, scream, and sometimes fall down
>>> dead while inside or even before they are taken into the
>>> slaughter house. Or how the veins of dead pigs are so big
>>> that it shows they have practically exploded from the
>>> fear the pig felt and the adrenalin that was produced
>>> while it was being led to slaughter. This certainly
>>> causes an immense amount of violence to permeate the
>>> atmosphere, which goes out and falls back on us in some
>>> form. Furthermore, the adrenalin and fear in the animal
>>> also produces toxins which then permeate the body of
>>> these animals, which meat-eaters ingest. People who
>>> consume such things cannot help but be effected by it. It
>>> causes tensions within them individually, which then
>>> spreads in their relations with others.
>>>
>>> The ancient Vedic text of the Manu-samhita (5.45-8) says,
>>> "He who injures innoxious beings from a wish to give
>>> himself pleasure never finds happiness, neither living
>>> nor dead. He who does not seek to cause the suffering of
>>> bonds and death to living creatures, but desires the good
>>> of all beings, obtains endless bliss. . . Meat can never
>>> be obtained without injury to living creatures, and
>>> injury to sentient beings is detrimental to the
>>> attainment of heavenly bliss; let him therefore shun the
>>> use of meat."
>>
>> Yeah, well, maybe you ought to learn just how cruel your religion really is.
>> http://dailym.ai/1tyw9tZ
>
>Sweet mother of ****. Those pictures are shocking beyond words.

I've never seen such callous cruelty, and if I hadn't seen those pictures of
all those grinning hindoos hacking at the necks and bodies of those hundreds
of thousands of peaceful, gentle young animals, I would find it difficult
to believe such horror exists in this world. Jai Maharaj goes to great
lengths portraying hindoos as being respectful toward animals but, as we can
see by those pictures in that article, they are evil and repulsive toward
them beyond belief. And just look at their grinning hindoo spectators
covering every branch of every tree, often crouched on top of each other
like bugs to get a better view; they're just as evil as the younger hindoo
barbarians carrying out the attacks.

>Religion is shit. There are plenty of vile irrational belief systems,
>but religion is among the worst.

I rejected the lies and all the manipulations that maintain religion when
merely a young boy still struggling to master the 7 times table, and I've
grown to detest it more and more ever since.