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June 27th, 2009

irocktheworld said :

I <3 animals too!

June 13th, 2009

FiRE_MaN said :

ever get those rats to stop chewing on your car wires?

April 6th, 2009

Killthagirl said :

It’s great to see you! It’s my bedtime, but I may stay and look around a bit.

April 2nd, 2009

kutelilkat said :

Regarding your answer:
Thanks, it was really nice of you to help me out :)!

March 30th, 2009

SeventhSense said :

Don’t look now but I’m eating your avatar and making a coat out of the skin.

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• April 14th, 2009

  Does anyone know what a hen ringneck pheasant sounds like?

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• April 12th, 2009

  Rats chewing car wiring- any ideas on preventing it?

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• April 2nd, 2009

  Can you help me name my chinchilla?

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Answers

• June 15th, 2009

  Should Michael Vick be allowed to play in the NFL?

  @Tink1113 True- but it’s amazing how well the dogs that did survive did bounce back and become social, happy animals. Vick is the scum of the Earth. He makes me wish I believed in karma. :>(
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• June 15th, 2009

  Should Michael Vick be allowed to play in the NFL?

  @Tink1113 “The dogs didn’t get a second chance did they?” Thank goodness, they did.
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• June 15th, 2009

  What arguments would you use to defend that you eat meat?

  @eponymoushipster I’m bombing the thread??? (shakes head in dismay as she notices yet again that she’s the only one here making any concerted effort to actually take the pro-animal-rights point of view.)
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• June 15th, 2009

  What arguments would you use to defend that you eat meat?

  @benjaminlevi Lurve to you. I am feeling just a bit lonely here :>)
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• June 15th, 2009

  What arguments would you use to defend that you eat meat?

  @eponymoushipster Well, first, you’d have to discuss why atheism is immoral by showing how the practice harms sentient beings, and give logical reasons why it is so. As I mentioned, people in this discussion are largely ignoring the ethical implications of meat eating for facile, flip answers. Most of the real issues haven’t even been mentioned- not just animal suffering but environmental and political issues as well. I doubt anyone can make a truly sound ethical case for the morality of factory farming, as a start. It troubles me that people are, essentially, willing to discard ethical thinking for personal pleasure. Like it or not, that is what the majority here have done. In any field of ethics where the lives of sentient beings are negatively impacted, “it feels good” is not an adequate ethical defense.
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