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Jan 27 '08 by Lucretia Mott

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Fuck Animal Rights. [Warning: The following contains hyperbole.]

Yeah, fuck them.

I read this article in Science about ALF and a variety of animal rights groups that have begun not only threatening labs where animals are used, but the scientists at home and their families. This one neuroscientist who actually had to give up his research because "activists" [or do they prefer "freedom fighter"?] flooded his house, threatened to burn his house down, and kept banging on the windows and terrorizing his 2 and 3 year old children in the middle of the night.

What.
The.
Fuck.

I'm sorry, white rats in labs are not at all akin to the jews in the holocaust. Why the fuck are you blowing up labs and terrorizing children for a few monkeys? Usually I would insert a sentence here exonerating myself as a vegan and thus completely empathetic with animal considerations, but not now. Fuck that. I would kill as many baby monkeys as it took to cure cancer or diabetes or Alzheimer's or even a hangnail. Scientific research is 100% justified.

MOREOVER!! There was a chart of the breakdown of animal related terrorism and SIXTY-SIX PERCENT was aimed at science. WHY? Fur and Meat industries got less violent attention COMBINED??

Why do you hate knowledge, animal-fanatics? Why are you trying to destroy the great bastion of civilization? What is wrong with you?

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Malcolm Man on Jan 27 '08 at 12:28pm

I was joked an okd women on a park bench because she kicked at a pigeon.

whisper in water on Jan 27 '08 at 12:29pm

I love animals. I love them a lot. But I agree with you on this one.

Well, I'm not sure about the hangnail thing, but I'm on board with the rest of it :P

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:30pm

you realize these 'experiments' are sham, and cures for cancer and other lifelong diseases have treatments already. actually, for more than 60 years.

but if you wanna rail against these people, sweet.

Malcolm Man on Jan 27 '08 at 12:30pm

I can't type.

Chipmnk on Jan 27 '08 at 12:32pm

Yeah, people are a little crazy. Sometimes, I wonder if they really love animals or if they just hate humans more.

phones on Jan 27 '08 at 12:33pm

100% agree. I REALLY hate the animal liberation front

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:34pm

humans are much easier to disagree with, for sure.

maddingo on Jan 27 '08 at 12:35pm

~~
you realize these 'experiments' are sham, and cures for cancer and other lifelong diseases have treatments already. actually, for more than 60 years.
~~~

IDIOT!

you've lost the slight grip you've ever had... call the asylum now...

Lucretia Mott on Jan 27 '08 at 12:35pm

Yeah but not everyone can grow their own weed, shirt. That's why sometimes we need science.

phones on Jan 27 '08 at 12:36pm

i think shirt was being ironical

Ellsswhere on Jan 27 '08 at 12:36pm

thats a bit far shirt, im with you on a lot but meh'

and as for this thread... its the same with all extremists, they are willing to break their own code of ethics to prove their point, its sad and twisted but their isnt much we can do, but animal cruelty still does suck there just has to be a better way than threatening people

Mike4507 on Jan 27 '08 at 12:38pm

So you like the meats now?

Lucretia Mott on Jan 27 '08 at 12:40pm

Ahahah no phones, sadly he's dead serious.

myspacetom on Jan 27 '08 at 12:40pm

that's bullshit.

everybody can grow their own weed.

Malcolm Man on Jan 27 '08 at 12:41pm

Is Al dead serious?

Let's feed him to pigeons...because we disagree with him.

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:41pm

yep, dead serious!

but as long as maddingo and lucretia are our medical experts here, i'm sticking to my fun allegations.

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:41pm

haha, right malcolm?

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:42pm

cancer is a frequency. and you can treat.....

ahh fuck it. you guys know everything already.

DaddyDom on Jan 27 '08 at 12:43pm

aloyisius is starting to sound like Tom Cruise.

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:45pm

hahah, another one.

different opinions truly do catch backlash. even from you dom? surprised am i.

phones on Jan 27 '08 at 12:45pm

zomg! shirt you're being seriously?

where'd you hear this?

Ellsswhere on Jan 27 '08 at 12:46pm

at times we must hold our tongues shirt to hold face in front of others who are less knowledgeable and may consider us loons for our beliefs, there was little point in going around spouting how the world was round back when people thought it was flat, all it really did was get you a free spot in the loony bin or killed for that matter

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:46pm

i make it up like everything else i blog about, duh!

Malcolm Man on Jan 27 '08 at 12:46pm

yes, wear did you hear/read this.

ianrose on Jan 27 '08 at 12:46pm

Animal rights groups range all the way from extremely nice and well-intentioned people to absolute crazies. Anyone willing to threaten a human life over animal testing deserves to be put away for a very long time, and the non-crazy element of the animal rights movement realizes that the worst thing you can do for any movement is to make yourself look like extremist terrorist nutjobs, which is exactly what the ALF (hehe, Alf) do.

DaddyDom on Jan 27 '08 at 12:46pm

are you speaking of Rife?

DaddyDom on Jan 27 '08 at 12:47pm

that was to shirt

Mike4507 on Jan 27 '08 at 12:48pm

If he read it somewhere on the internet it makes it more valid?

You're reading it on the internet right now.

Because of that, it's truth.

phones on Jan 27 '08 at 12:48pm

it's been a long day....

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:48pm

ells, it's amazing how easily people are trained!

i mean, one example off the top of my head, is our medical industry. now, logically, a medical industry is there to help people get healthy right? anyone with half a brain realizes that this is not our medical industry's priority and yet, if you suggest something like; our medical industry is about making money by keeping people reliant upon it, never procuring their health or taking preventive measures but always reacting, you'd be crazy.

well fuck it i guess im crazy. and my kid will be crazy too when he's born. crazier, with wilder, stupid to the masses ideas as well. then i'll know he'll be doing fine.

Lucretia Mott on Jan 27 '08 at 12:49pm

TEH INTATWEBZ!!!

Actually, Ron Paul probably told him. And as we know, Ron Paul is god.

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:49pm

nah, i'll find the books i was reading my freshman year in college around 1996. sorry, it wasn't on the interweb, mike.

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:51pm

no dom, but i'm going to read more about that.
i assume there was something wrong with him like he didn't subscribe to the church or disagreed with a king or something so he's now fully discredited.

peater on Jan 27 '08 at 12:51pm

A senior member of ALF, Jerry Vlasak, is actually a trauma surgeon by training (wtf).

he applied for a job at my dad's hospital (who's on the board that hires new MDs)...

they had an interesting interview.

Chipmnk on Jan 27 '08 at 12:51pm

DaddyDom on Jan 27 '08 at 12:52pm

I'd say that there is ample information out there, from our medical industry and others, to help us live a healthy lifestyle. We're just too lazy to actually follow them.
Now, if we're talking about PHARMACEUTICAL companies...that's where you're "reliance" factor comes in.

Again, regarding cancer, are you speaking of Rife?

matchstick on Jan 27 '08 at 12:53pm

Speaking of crazy animal activists, have any of you read Ingrid Newkirk's will?

I find it tremendously entertaining.

ianrose on Jan 27 '08 at 12:53pm

I'm sure there's a cheap joke in here somewhere about an animal rights group named after an alien that eats cats, but I'll be damned if I can find it.

DaddyDom on Jan 27 '08 at 12:54pm

nvrmnd on the "Rife" question.

tesco on Jan 27 '08 at 12:55pm

MERCURY IN THE VACCINES!!!1

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:56pm

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 12:51pm
no dom, but i'm going to read more about that.
i assume there was something wrong with him like he didn't subscribe to the church or disagreed with a king or something so he's now fully discredited.

our medical industry's diet is based on the bullshit food pyramid; hardly reliable seeing as the dairy group was created to get people to buy into milk and dairy when the us gov started taking over a majority of america's ranching.

Ellsswhere on Jan 27 '08 at 12:56pm

i am a realist though shirt, i dont believe in these crazy masterminds that plan this all out... i think we are all just people who wake up every morning eat our breakfast kiss our wives and go to work, take a dump and masturbate... etc.

Its true pharmaceutical companies don't help people at large but the researchers are really breaking down chemicals or building up compounds to change certain aspects of our bodies chemistry to fix certain ailments. And to say that the 100's of millions that have actually been helped, just because our culture has become far too dependent and now we need 5 other pills to counteract the effects of just one pill does not mean a company is withholding the cure for cancer.

Its true we do have cures for cancer, but they do not work for everyone and thats why the success rate is not that great. Im sorry I just realistically cannot envision some board of people sitting in some fancy office debating how they do not want to give out the cure for cancer for monetary reasons or control, it seems far too contrived and evil for any human to truly believe.

Lucretia Mott on Jan 27 '08 at 12:57pm

There's a huge difference between scientific research and the pharmaceutical industry. I understand people who are weary of some drugs, especially ones that alter the effect of neurotransmitters, but uh...cancer is not a frequency....

DaddyDom on Jan 27 '08 at 12:58pm

So are you saying that milk and dairy aren't viable sources of nutrients?

maddingo on Jan 27 '08 at 12:58pm

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ianrose on Jan 27 '08 at 12:59pm

That's the thing, Ells. I agree - the problem with vast conspiracies is that they always assume the conspirators to be this monolithic force that all think the same. In reality, there are good doctors and bad doctors. There are good scientists and bad scientists. There are good businesspeople and bad businesspeople.

Granted, there only seem to be bad HMOs.

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 1:00pm

uh, yeah, cancer, our bodies, water...the entire universe is a frequency, mott

i hear what your saying ells, and i agree to an extent about the 'mastermindery' of it all which is far fetched in my opinion as well. but then again i don't. stuff does't get this bad and one sided on it's own.

shirtflirt on Jan 27 '08 at 1:01pm

did i say that dom?

iDanSimpson on Jan 27 '08 at 1:01pm

"your" ≠ "you are"

Lucretia Mott on Jan 27 '08 at 1:02pm

Ahahahaha lolllllll

cancer is a frequency!!!!!!

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