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by srilankagsd on 22 June 2008 - 11:06

Cruelty is when one throws a puppy off a cliff to its death. I guess each culture has there own version of cruelty


by jodagirl on 22 June 2008 - 13:06

srilankagsd,

That was one single incident involving individuals. That's not an accurate comparrison. I was talking about an industry that tortures animals on a daily basis for income. EVERY DAY, ALL DAY LONG. You can't pin down single random acts of cruelty committed by individuals as an indicator of a country's version of cruelty. Those individuals exist in EVERY country and EVERY culture.


sueincc

by sueincc on 22 June 2008 - 14:06

"What I learned during all the researching and writing of my paper left me with bad feelings for Asian cultures."

Yeah, we are all very impressed with your outstanding  "research"  on Bonsai Kitty and Ferdinand.  Maybe you should take a moment to consider your "research" is severly flawed.   Just because you read something on the internet doesn't make it true.  Like they say, "Garbage in garbage out".

I know you don't really give a crap but you really need to take a step back and realize how narrow minded and ludicrous your statements are.  "All asians" don't do anything collectively, you are speaking of  a multitude of cultures and countries, so at least have the intelligence to be specific in your critisism.


Kalibeck

by Kalibeck on 22 June 2008 - 15:06

BTW- Anyone give any thought to the totally barbaric things that were done to the Native Americans while the North American continent was being populated with Europeans? Which has been continued until quite recently? Our whole culture here in America was built on that horrific episode of ethno-terrorism. Judge not! jackie harris


by jodagirl on 22 June 2008 - 15:06

No sueincc, my research was on the slaughter industry for a God damned research paper for one of my college classes! While researching the livestock slaughter industry I came accross many other types of slaughter industries.

Pay attention! Go back and read all of that post. You chose a sentence to harp on but conveniently left out the rest of the paragraph. How quickly you forget what you've read. My first post after your initial reply at the beginning of this thread stated that I would concede to that misinformation about Bonsai Kitties and Ferdinan. That information was not obtained during my research assignment.

The information I found about the slaughter industry is easy to check. There is plenty of information on the Internet yes, but I could not use anything from sites that were not verifiable. I got a lot of my information from the databases like Proquest, Gale PowerSearch, and EBSCOhost. These are college library databases. My research is not severely flawed. The information I had about Bonsai Kitties was very old (at least 2001) and the Ferdinand info I don't remember where I heard that. So you got me there, I should have looked further into those two tidbits, but trust me, I spent many hours reading and searching for information pertaining to my paper. And THAT information is accurate. I wrote a 2884 word paper in APA format on the livestock slaughter industry. I got an A- on it. There were some grammatical errors that cost me. I should have run it through WritePoint first. Oh well, it's over now.

My hard fast and unswerving opinion of Asian culture has been chipped away at and I am willing to concede some points, a statement that I made a few posts prior to this one, but if that isn't good enough for you, then who's the hard head now?

 


by jodagirl on 22 June 2008 - 15:06

"BTW- Anyone give any thought to the totally barbaric things that were done to the Native Americans while the North American continent was being populated with Europeans?"



No, because we were talking about the slaughter industry and animals being slaughtered and skinned alive. We were talking about animals. If you want to start talking about human rights issues then that's a different thread.



by jodagirl on 22 June 2008 - 15:06

Oh, and I am done with this thread. I will end my participation with a few statements then the rest of you hard heads can have all the fun you want.......

 

1. I will consider that not all Asians condone the horrible practices used in the slaughter of animals in some Asian cultures.

2. No slaughter industry is 100% humane.

 

Have a good day.


BabyEagle4U

by BabyEagle4U on 22 June 2008 - 16:06

"Anyone give any thought to the totally barbaric things that were done to the Native Americans while the North American continent was being populated with Europeans? Which has been continued until quite recently? Our whole culture here in America was built on that horrific episode of ethno-terrorism. Judge not!"

Sooo true. The Buffalo was in deed hunted and skinned to almost extinction. They were killed for the pelts and hide, the bodies of meat left to rot on the ground. Millions in 20-30 year time period, the Europeans knew to kill off the Buffalo was to kill the way of life for the Native. The Natives are now re-establishing the Buffalo in this country, total numbers about 40,000  for the Republic Reservations in 200 years. WOW 

I find this thread ironic .. and typical of a coming police state in America. America has no business questioning another cultures way of life, regardless of how cruel. If China wanted to ban this they could.  If China wants to eat cats and puppies they can. Who are you to judge ?

Maybe yall should wake up a bit, before China comes to REPO America for funds past due. And they wont be coming for the Buffalo. Think about that for a sec.

 

 


MI_GSD

by MI_GSD on 22 June 2008 - 16:06


Kalibeck

by Kalibeck on 22 June 2008 - 19:06

MI GSD- you are too-ooo-ooo funny! lol! jh






 


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