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 Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 1:23 am
Everybody must see at least a part of this documentary.It is very out of the box and eye opening.But I warn you, after watching it, you will never be able to eat meat again. Poor little animals. heart click here
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 9:39 am
I will check it out, its so sad to see animals in pain! and sometimes I feel ashamed to be human, because humans are violently slaughtering poor defenceless animals every day! crying crying crying
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 1:42 pm
I couldn't watch all of it, it was too long, but that's gross. I wouldn't eat meat, but i still live at home, so i eat what everyone else eats...
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Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 1:17 pm
I agree with the film to a point, but I am Native American and before others came here to America, we took only what we needed, not to excess and used EVERY part of a animal. We thanked the animal for his gift to us, same with the rocks and trees we used. I am procarnivore, I love meat but I also know that a fellow being has given me a gift, with his life to support my life. Even when we eat greens we are killing a plant to support us, and should thank them for that gift, it is not just animals that are killed. For everything in your life something has died and changed to support you, look at the sand that was and is now the glass that you use as a monitor, that is but one example there are so many more if your willing to look.
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Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 1:51 pm
cry that was very sad...i tried to watch at least more then half but...i couldn't.....it was too sad.....
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Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 1:07 pm
TzinTzu I agree with the film to a point, but I am Native American and before others came here to America, we took only what we needed, not to excess and used EVERY part of a animal. We thanked the animal for his gift to us, same with the rocks and trees we used. I am procarnivore, I love meat but I also know that a fellow being has given me a gift, with his life to support my life. Even when we eat greens we are killing a plant to support us, and should thank them for that gift, it is not just animals that are killed. For everything in your life something has died and changed to support you, look at the sand that was and is now the glass that you use as a monitor, that is but one example there are so many more if your willing to look.
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Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 7:52 am
I too am an animal lover very much so, I am going to school to be a naturalist. I hope to study and do research on animals in the wild to find out more and educate people. There is a balance tho, we learned that trick from watching other animals long time ago. Other animals do it, wolf hunts deer to feed her self and her cubs, and it is not wrong it is the way she is. Without her help there would be too many deer and things would be out of balance, they would eat all the greens, then other animals would not be able to eat. I too do not like to see animals suffer that is wrong, that is why I agree with how we use to raise animals for food 200 years ago with free range cattle and sheep, chickens running around the barnyard etc. I know others do not agree with me but like you it is my opinion and we all have one, I accept that others disagree with me and accept their points of view.
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Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 8:22 am
TzinTzu I too am an animal lover very much so, I am going to school to be a naturalist. I hope to study and do research on animals in the wild to find out more and educate people. There is a balance tho, we learned that trick from watching other animals long time ago. Other animals do it, wolf hunts deer to feed her self and her cubs, and it is not wrong it is the way she is. Without her help there would be too many deer and things would be out of balance, they would eat all the greens, then other animals would not be able to eat. I too do not like to see animals suffer that is wrong, that is why I agree with how we use to raise animals for food 200 years ago with free range cattle and sheep, chickens running around the barnyard etc. I know others do not agree with me but like you it is my opinion and we all have one, I accept that others disagree with me and accept their points of view. I agree with you smile I have nothing against vegetarians, but we are omnivores, and we do have our ecological niche (lots of states have a deer hunting quota they have to meet to help control the deer population). No one likes to see things die (ok, some people do...), but things have to die for other things to live, and for the cycles of life to be propagated. I'm going to risk sounding mean and say that it's a little naive to wish that things didn't die...
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Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 11:36 pm
kami is to busy =/ 1hr >.> oaky next day maybe
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