On Fri, 10 May 2019 17:58:01 +0000 (UTC), tert in seattle wrote:

> lid writes:
>
>>How do these ****ers eat anything that's picked by exploited
>>Mexicans? I love watching them squirm out of all these arguments.
>>
>>I'd to simplify the whole "desire to feel and live" argument.
>>Anything that reproduces and isn't extinct is "self-aware" and has a
>>"desire to live". THAT INCLUDES PLANTS.
>
> you've hit on something important here Steve
>
> humans don't have any more right to be here than any other living thing
>
> probably the most ethical approach would be an orderly winding down of
> all human activity - no reason we couldn't reduce the population to zero
> in a few generations without too much trouble if it were properly planned

We have "right" to be here just as much as any other organism with
DNA. We also have "right" to eat plants and animals. And shit them
back out just like any other organic living organism do with their
byproducts. And to use reasonable resources to sustain our
existence and support propagation.

The vegans and vegetarians (and the Kuthearyan/Brucearyan) are the
one with the skewed views of what we should and shouldn't eat and
do. While they drive around in their [electric] SUV's pecking away
at their smart phones ordering groceries and other tchotchke to be
delivered to them hand and foot. If they're so moral then they
should all be living off the grid and off the land. Not picking and
choosing the topics, features, privileges, and functions that are
persoanlly convenient for them to find so offensive in others.

****'em all, I say.

ObFood: Cottonseed oil is evil My stomach refuses to accept it let
it pass through. It took me 40 years to narrow it down, but that
last batch of Pepperidge Farms puff pastry (25% vegetable oil
including cottonseed) convinced me 101%

-sw