How is animal cruelty illegal when animals such as chickens and cows are killed and eaten inhumanely?
Q. It is a crime to abuse dogs, cats, etc. but when it comes to other animals such as chickens, pigs, cows, etc. those laws do not apply and they are killed brutally and inhumanely then eaten by the general public and it is conisidered Ok to continue with such practices when some humans are starving and you could kill two birds with one stone metaphorically speaking by instead of raising cattle or such animals to be eaten on the same square of land feed 10 times more people and refrain from animal abuse of all kinds.
Asked by Vika G - Fri May 9 23:11:41 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. idk why. but its very sad to me. im a hardcore vegetarian and i fight for animal rights, i hate how people eat meat and kill animals for pleasure... u sick inhumane creeps...!
Answered by *Oblivious Foxy J* - Fri May 9 23:20:33 2008
Q. It is a crime to abuse dogs, cats, etc. but when it comes to other animals such as chickens, pigs, cows, etc. those laws do not apply and they are killed brutally and inhumanely then eaten by the general public and it is conisidered Ok to continue with such practices when some humans are starving and you could kill two birds with one stone metaphorically speaking by instead of raising cattle or such animals to be eaten on the same square of land feed 10 times more people and refrain from animal abuse of all kinds.
Asked by Vika G - Fri May 9 23:11:41 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. idk why. but its very sad to me. im a hardcore vegetarian and i fight for animal rights, i hate how people eat meat and kill animals for pleasure... u sick inhumane creeps...!
Answered by *Oblivious Foxy J* - Fri May 9 23:20:33 2008
What can we realistically do to creat real change to reduce cruelty to animals raised for human consumption?
Q. Understand that I absolutely do not believe that an animals life has near the importance or relavance than that of a human beings life. On the other hand, the deplorable conditions and the unjust manner and cruelty with which some animals are treated is morally wrong. However, I am of the belief that for optimal health, ones diet should include some animal products, which for me includes only milk and eggs. That being said, even though these animals are not slaughtered to obtain the milk or eggs, I know that many of them are treated poorly and live miserable lives, and will ultimatly be slaughtered. If someone could share with me practical ways of reducing this suffering I would like to hear them. For me, becoming a vegan is not an… [cont.]
Asked by nice guy - Fri Mar 2 10:17:05 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think I might be able to help. I did some research, and found out how horribly laying hens are treated, and how toxic commercial milk is. First, the hens. They are often force molted, to improve their output, by starving them for up to 14 days at a time. They are fed pesticide laden grains, growth hormones and antibiotics, which passes into the eggs. When they are too useless to lay anymore eggs, they are slaughtered and turned in to canned meats and cat food. Now, for the milk. Cows, too, are first fed the wrong diet. Cows are meant to eat grass. They are fed a diet of pesticide laden grains, and often brains and other organ meats from their dead ancestors. They, too, are given milk producing hormones, steroids, and… [cont.]
Answered by beebs - Fri Mar 2 10:54:35 2007
Q. Understand that I absolutely do not believe that an animals life has near the importance or relavance than that of a human beings life. On the other hand, the deplorable conditions and the unjust manner and cruelty with which some animals are treated is morally wrong. However, I am of the belief that for optimal health, ones diet should include some animal products, which for me includes only milk and eggs. That being said, even though these animals are not slaughtered to obtain the milk or eggs, I know that many of them are treated poorly and live miserable lives, and will ultimatly be slaughtered. If someone could share with me practical ways of reducing this suffering I would like to hear them. For me, becoming a vegan is not an… [cont.]
Asked by nice guy - Fri Mar 2 10:17:05 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think I might be able to help. I did some research, and found out how horribly laying hens are treated, and how toxic commercial milk is. First, the hens. They are often force molted, to improve their output, by starving them for up to 14 days at a time. They are fed pesticide laden grains, growth hormones and antibiotics, which passes into the eggs. When they are too useless to lay anymore eggs, they are slaughtered and turned in to canned meats and cat food. Now, for the milk. Cows, too, are first fed the wrong diet. Cows are meant to eat grass. They are fed a diet of pesticide laden grains, and often brains and other organ meats from their dead ancestors. They, too, are given milk producing hormones, steroids, and… [cont.]
Answered by beebs - Fri Mar 2 10:54:35 2007
Animal Cruelty free - not tested on animals air freshener plug - in anyone know of one?
Q. hey, im tyring to buy all my products which are animal cruelty free or not tested on animals...(the whole brand/distributor) ... i usually buy the airwick or glade plugins but they are all animal tested (or the brand is using animal testing)...i dont like using candles or spray air fresheners because i like a constant smell in my house as i have 2 dogs... anyone know of any? thanks:)
Asked by polorlboi83 - Sun Nov 18 22:55:37 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Melaleuca, that's what I use.
Answered by carolin - Sun Nov 18 23:04:06 2007
Q. hey, im tyring to buy all my products which are animal cruelty free or not tested on animals...(the whole brand/distributor) ... i usually buy the airwick or glade plugins but they are all animal tested (or the brand is using animal testing)...i dont like using candles or spray air fresheners because i like a constant smell in my house as i have 2 dogs... anyone know of any? thanks:)
Asked by polorlboi83 - Sun Nov 18 22:55:37 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Melaleuca, that's what I use.
Answered by carolin - Sun Nov 18 23:04:06 2007
How much of the money donated to animal cruelty funds really go to the animals?
Q. I called one of the fund raisers on the commercials and asked how much of the money went to the animals and the repsonse I got was "most of it."
Asked by Janelle - Tue Oct 13 14:34:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HSUS has been brought to court cause so little of the $$ they collected for Katrina relief actually went to the animals. Charges were dropped when they put up a new shiny animal shelter. This is not the first time this has happened or the only group. PETA's shelter spent big $$ on a walk in freezer for the bodies- way more than for food
Answered by ragapple - Tue Oct 13 14:52:57 2009
Q. I called one of the fund raisers on the commercials and asked how much of the money went to the animals and the repsonse I got was "most of it."
Asked by Janelle - Tue Oct 13 14:34:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HSUS has been brought to court cause so little of the $$ they collected for Katrina relief actually went to the animals. Charges were dropped when they put up a new shiny animal shelter. This is not the first time this has happened or the only group. PETA's shelter spent big $$ on a walk in freezer for the bodies- way more than for food
Answered by ragapple - Tue Oct 13 14:52:57 2009
Do you think that cruelty to animals is punished severely enough?
Q. There have been some really cruel, sadistic attacks on dogs in the area where I live recently, and it got me thinking that cruelty to animals should carry stricter punishments. In many places people walk away with really light sentences for this kind of thing, when surely people who show this kind of callousness are capable of eventually doing the same to humans. People who do this kind of thing to animals are scum, and deserve to be treated as such.
Asked by MinorThreat - Wed Dec 24 18:00:26 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You know I was reading the newspaper a few days and there was a story about a man who kicked his pregnant wife to death. He got five years. A few pages later, there was thief who got 15 even though he never used any violent means. Does the punishment always fit the crime? No. But that's true of all crimes.
Answered by Miss MeMe - - Wed Dec 24 18:05:02 2008
Q. There have been some really cruel, sadistic attacks on dogs in the area where I live recently, and it got me thinking that cruelty to animals should carry stricter punishments. In many places people walk away with really light sentences for this kind of thing, when surely people who show this kind of callousness are capable of eventually doing the same to humans. People who do this kind of thing to animals are scum, and deserve to be treated as such.
Asked by MinorThreat - Wed Dec 24 18:00:26 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You know I was reading the newspaper a few days and there was a story about a man who kicked his pregnant wife to death. He got five years. A few pages later, there was thief who got 15 even though he never used any violent means. Does the punishment always fit the crime? No. But that's true of all crimes.
Answered by Miss MeMe - - Wed Dec 24 18:05:02 2008
Is there a name for a person who is cruel to animals? A person who commits animal cruelty?
Q. Lol nice suggestions but I mean what would a person arrested for animal cruelty be classified as? Like someone who kills would be called a murderer, what about someone who abuses animals? Just an animal abuser?
Asked by Anonymous - Sat Jul 26 01:46:16 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do not believe there is a technical term for it, but there are many things that they might be "called"...
Answered by Kaline-T - Sat Jul 26 02:08:56 2008
Q. Lol nice suggestions but I mean what would a person arrested for animal cruelty be classified as? Like someone who kills would be called a murderer, what about someone who abuses animals? Just an animal abuser?
Asked by Anonymous - Sat Jul 26 01:46:16 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do not believe there is a technical term for it, but there are many things that they might be "called"...
Answered by Kaline-T - Sat Jul 26 02:08:56 2008
I'm against animal fur farms and animal cruelty, but I eat meat. Should I be allowed to say i love animals?
Q. Okay, so I love animals, I really do, (when they're alive that is). I really do hate how people can abuse them, and treat them horribly anywhere, especially fur farms. I eat meat though, and I don't think I could stand being a total vegetarian. Do I sound hypocritical and stupid? P.S., I am aware how humans abuse them even before becoming a meat product, and It does disgust me how they torture them, but I still love meat too much.
Asked by Lonnie - Sun Sep 20 01:21:53 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you're not being a hypocrite. I eat meat too and don't like the way the animals are treated sometimes. You can raise food and still be nice to it. You don't have to beat the cow senseless before putting a bullet in its brain. Fur farms: Waste of an animal. They raise the buggers, kill 'em, rip off their skin and then only use the skin. That is wasteful and cruel. An animal should be used as totally as possible if it is killed: meat, skin, and whatever else you can use. The food farms do a little more as far as use of the animal, even if the treatment is lousy. The meat is all used and (I hope) the good cow hide is used also for boots/belts/coats/purses/ whatever. But I won't stop eating meat either because of some bad processing… [cont.]
Answered by Drake - Sun Sep 20 03:22:56 2009
Q. Okay, so I love animals, I really do, (when they're alive that is). I really do hate how people can abuse them, and treat them horribly anywhere, especially fur farms. I eat meat though, and I don't think I could stand being a total vegetarian. Do I sound hypocritical and stupid? P.S., I am aware how humans abuse them even before becoming a meat product, and It does disgust me how they torture them, but I still love meat too much.
Asked by Lonnie - Sun Sep 20 01:21:53 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you're not being a hypocrite. I eat meat too and don't like the way the animals are treated sometimes. You can raise food and still be nice to it. You don't have to beat the cow senseless before putting a bullet in its brain. Fur farms: Waste of an animal. They raise the buggers, kill 'em, rip off their skin and then only use the skin. That is wasteful and cruel. An animal should be used as totally as possible if it is killed: meat, skin, and whatever else you can use. The food farms do a little more as far as use of the animal, even if the treatment is lousy. The meat is all used and (I hope) the good cow hide is used also for boots/belts/coats/purses/ whatever. But I won't stop eating meat either because of some bad processing… [cont.]
Answered by Drake - Sun Sep 20 03:22:56 2009
is it considered cruelty to animals if you lock your pets up in pet carriers for the night?
Q. i have a friend who says its cruelty to animals to lock up your pets in pet carriers for the night. The pet carriers that my pets are put in are big enough for 3 small to medium sized dogs. i have searched the web to see if its true or not but I haven't found any so can any of you guys or gals help me out?
Asked by darktigerian - Wed Sep 24 00:36:04 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No - it's not cruelty. In fact - most dog experts recommend this as it supports the dogs den instincts.. Most dogs actually prefer to be kenneled at night. I leave the kennel door open for mine and they climb right in and stay there. It's their favourite spot.
Answered by Jodi - Wed Sep 24 00:40:38 2008
Q. i have a friend who says its cruelty to animals to lock up your pets in pet carriers for the night. The pet carriers that my pets are put in are big enough for 3 small to medium sized dogs. i have searched the web to see if its true or not but I haven't found any so can any of you guys or gals help me out?
Asked by darktigerian - Wed Sep 24 00:36:04 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No - it's not cruelty. In fact - most dog experts recommend this as it supports the dogs den instincts.. Most dogs actually prefer to be kenneled at night. I leave the kennel door open for mine and they climb right in and stay there. It's their favourite spot.
Answered by Jodi - Wed Sep 24 00:40:38 2008
How can I help prevent cruelty to animals?
Q. One of the little demon children who live a couple of houses down from me tortured to death dozens of neighborhood animals before they got caught (and sent to juvie, thank God), but it really disturbed me. Is there any place I can volunteer to help animals that have been abused, or anything? I just love my own dogs so much... lol. I hate people like that.
Asked by kIRA L - Fri Feb 20 15:03:05 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. me too. try to see if there is an ASPCA(The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals)near you. They fight against animal cruelty. I think you can volunteer at their shelters. It's so wonderful to see mistreated animals get adopted and start again with a new loving owner. Best of luck to you!
Answered by must play...O.O - Fri Feb 20 15:18:14 2009
Q. One of the little demon children who live a couple of houses down from me tortured to death dozens of neighborhood animals before they got caught (and sent to juvie, thank God), but it really disturbed me. Is there any place I can volunteer to help animals that have been abused, or anything? I just love my own dogs so much... lol. I hate people like that.
Asked by kIRA L - Fri Feb 20 15:03:05 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. me too. try to see if there is an ASPCA(The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals)near you. They fight against animal cruelty. I think you can volunteer at their shelters. It's so wonderful to see mistreated animals get adopted and start again with a new loving owner. Best of luck to you!
Answered by must play...O.O - Fri Feb 20 15:18:14 2009
Is Oprah upset with Dr Phil & if so why?And whats she trying to do about the farm animals cruelty?
Q. Is she really mad a dr Phil for starting another show?does she have ownership rights to him & he cant do anything different without her approval.Sounds like slavery in reverse if this true.
Asked by sgnilloh - Tue Oct 14 05:09:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Rumour
Answered by blah - Tue Oct 14 05:28:04 2008
Q. Is she really mad a dr Phil for starting another show?does she have ownership rights to him & he cant do anything different without her approval.Sounds like slavery in reverse if this true.
Asked by sgnilloh - Tue Oct 14 05:09:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Rumour
Answered by blah - Tue Oct 14 05:28:04 2008
What is it called when people do cruelty to animals??
Q. Also, the people who test makeup on animals and kill animals for clothing, what are they called?? Thank you guys!!!
Asked by moniCACA! - Fri Nov 30 14:18:33 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal Abuse, Cruelty to Animals, Animal Neglect...the list goes on. There are different charges for every situation, and they differ from state to state. Animal testing for the purposes of makeup and clothing is plain cruel Animal testing for vaccines and health, is a neccesary evil. The average human being will live 22.5 years longer because of animal testing. This testing is done with strict guidelines, and the animals are not allowed to suffer. Insulin treatment was discovered with animal testing, and hopefully a vaccine for avian influenza will be discovered some day. Those vaccines that are in your dog and cat, tested on mice to ensure they actually work, and will not cause harm to your animals
Answered by Grayline - Fri Nov 30 14:41:33 2007
Q. Also, the people who test makeup on animals and kill animals for clothing, what are they called?? Thank you guys!!!
Asked by moniCACA! - Fri Nov 30 14:18:33 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal Abuse, Cruelty to Animals, Animal Neglect...the list goes on. There are different charges for every situation, and they differ from state to state. Animal testing for the purposes of makeup and clothing is plain cruel Animal testing for vaccines and health, is a neccesary evil. The average human being will live 22.5 years longer because of animal testing. This testing is done with strict guidelines, and the animals are not allowed to suffer. Insulin treatment was discovered with animal testing, and hopefully a vaccine for avian influenza will be discovered some day. Those vaccines that are in your dog and cat, tested on mice to ensure they actually work, and will not cause harm to your animals
Answered by Grayline - Fri Nov 30 14:41:33 2007
Would you support the capital punishment for all acts of cruelty to animals? ?
Q. Would you support the capital punishment for all acts of cruelty to animals? Thank you for your answers. @ Slick: thank you for realizing my true purpose in posting this question and your love for animals. I also agree with your recommendation of other penal code rather than capital punishment for cruelty to animals. Thanks.
Asked by Kore Herakliteia - Mon Sep 8 14:06:36 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Capital punishment is a bit extreme though I understand your feelings about it. Some people are really sick in the head and just have no morals or feelings at all about this. The worst are the people who entertain themselves at animals expenses.. Michael Vick is one example of someone I would love to get my hands on... Mandatory prison time is a little more realistic though I doubt it will ever happen. Too many people feel like the earth and all non human animals have no rights at all.
Answered by Slick - Mon Sep 8 14:25:21 2008
Q. Would you support the capital punishment for all acts of cruelty to animals? Thank you for your answers. @ Slick: thank you for realizing my true purpose in posting this question and your love for animals. I also agree with your recommendation of other penal code rather than capital punishment for cruelty to animals. Thanks.
Asked by Kore Herakliteia - Mon Sep 8 14:06:36 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Capital punishment is a bit extreme though I understand your feelings about it. Some people are really sick in the head and just have no morals or feelings at all about this. The worst are the people who entertain themselves at animals expenses.. Michael Vick is one example of someone I would love to get my hands on... Mandatory prison time is a little more realistic though I doubt it will ever happen. Too many people feel like the earth and all non human animals have no rights at all.
Answered by Slick - Mon Sep 8 14:25:21 2008
What other delicacies are considered cruelty to animals besides Goosie Liver?
Q. Not ordinary everyday food, I mean certain parts that the culinary sub-culture pursue as chic.
Asked by somber_pieces - Fri Mar 28 18:09:51 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Veal... Young calves caged as to be very tender.
Answered by siLLy-mE - Fri Mar 28 18:17:15 2008
Q. Not ordinary everyday food, I mean certain parts that the culinary sub-culture pursue as chic.
Asked by somber_pieces - Fri Mar 28 18:09:51 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Veal... Young calves caged as to be very tender.
Answered by siLLy-mE - Fri Mar 28 18:17:15 2008
Are we humans guilty of extreme acts of cruelty towards animals?
Q. Research now proves that farm animals know that they are taken to be butchered , when they see the knife , axe or guillotine from a distance, and how some animals develop tears while some urinate blood due to fear. how terrible is that?
Asked by cactus - Sun Oct 11 22:55:26 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Can you cite this research? Links to documents and studies, for example? Sorry if I don't just up and take your word for it. I think you've been duped by someone playing on your emotions. I don't see how an animal who has never encountered a type of weapon before would know what it would be used for upon first viewing it. I've been around a lot of cows and they aren't the brightest of beasts. Besides, as Sal said, they aren't even butchered with blades any more, or at least it is very rare. Haven't been for decades.
Answered by Wesley B - Sun Oct 11 23:44:52 2009
Q. Research now proves that farm animals know that they are taken to be butchered , when they see the knife , axe or guillotine from a distance, and how some animals develop tears while some urinate blood due to fear. how terrible is that?
Asked by cactus - Sun Oct 11 22:55:26 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Can you cite this research? Links to documents and studies, for example? Sorry if I don't just up and take your word for it. I think you've been duped by someone playing on your emotions. I don't see how an animal who has never encountered a type of weapon before would know what it would be used for upon first viewing it. I've been around a lot of cows and they aren't the brightest of beasts. Besides, as Sal said, they aren't even butchered with blades any more, or at least it is very rare. Haven't been for decades.
Answered by Wesley B - Sun Oct 11 23:44:52 2009
Everyone on Yahoo Answers should read the cruelty to animals in Puerto Rico.?
Q. It's posted today, there is actually a place called "dead dog beach" where people come and run over puppies and bags or kill them with machetes. I know this isn't a question, but I would like to know how to get the word out so people stop spending American Dollars visiting that country until they begin humane treatment of animals. Since Puerto Rico is a "territory" of the US, the more reason we should react to the inhumane treatment of animals.
Asked by mac - Wed Nov 14 18:51:29 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whats up peeps
Answered by tj 456 - Wed Nov 14 18:53:30 2007
Q. It's posted today, there is actually a place called "dead dog beach" where people come and run over puppies and bags or kill them with machetes. I know this isn't a question, but I would like to know how to get the word out so people stop spending American Dollars visiting that country until they begin humane treatment of animals. Since Puerto Rico is a "territory" of the US, the more reason we should react to the inhumane treatment of animals.
Asked by mac - Wed Nov 14 18:51:29 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whats up peeps
Answered by tj 456 - Wed Nov 14 18:53:30 2007
Does anybody have any cruelty to animals jokes please?
Q. don't say its wrong or sick or whatever coz i'll report abuse coz i have asked for jokes, to whingy people making a fuss. and for the record i love animals, i just love the sick jokes more!
Asked by eddybear - Wed Aug 27 15:18:44 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. heard this when i was younger... whats the best way to kill a cat? bury him in the back yard with his head sticking out and run him over with the lawnmower.
Answered by jeffsbabyg19 - Wed Aug 27 15:57:10 2008
Q. don't say its wrong or sick or whatever coz i'll report abuse coz i have asked for jokes, to whingy people making a fuss. and for the record i love animals, i just love the sick jokes more!
Asked by eddybear - Wed Aug 27 15:18:44 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. heard this when i was younger... whats the best way to kill a cat? bury him in the back yard with his head sticking out and run him over with the lawnmower.
Answered by jeffsbabyg19 - Wed Aug 27 15:57:10 2008
Can't one be against cruelty to animals and still enjoy a tunafish sandwich?
Q. Just leave an explanation.
Asked by solcruz - Sat Aug 18 17:53:53 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely. "Cruelty to animals" means causing excessive or unnecessary suffering to them. Killing an animal, in and of itself, does not constitute cruelty. Hey, we put criminals to death and that's not considered cruel either, under the law. Just don't listen to anything those idiot "PETAphiles" tell you, they hate humans far more than they love animals.
Answered by Logic316 - Sat Aug 18 18:52:21 2007
Q. Just leave an explanation.
Asked by solcruz - Sat Aug 18 17:53:53 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely. "Cruelty to animals" means causing excessive or unnecessary suffering to them. Killing an animal, in and of itself, does not constitute cruelty. Hey, we put criminals to death and that's not considered cruel either, under the law. Just don't listen to anything those idiot "PETAphiles" tell you, they hate humans far more than they love animals.
Answered by Logic316 - Sat Aug 18 18:52:21 2007
Is there such a thing as cruelty to bugs just like there is cruelty to animals?
Q. If not, then why not?
Asked by Poindexter - Thu May 22 06:59:23 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes of course there is, but nobody seems to notice or care if you torture an insect, whereas people freak out if you maim a puppy.
Answered by TubCat - Thu May 22 07:02:40 2008
Q. If not, then why not?
Asked by Poindexter - Thu May 22 06:59:23 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes of course there is, but nobody seems to notice or care if you torture an insect, whereas people freak out if you maim a puppy.
Answered by TubCat - Thu May 22 07:02:40 2008
How does God view cruelty to animals?
Q. Would being cruel to a dog or a bird for example be worse than being cruel to another person?
Asked by yetii - Mon Sep 28 08:56:32 2009 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. by all rights it should, a human is self aware and not innocent, whereas a dog does only what it's instinct's and pack (that can also mean owner) trains it to do. so cruelty to an animal i think is worse. yet god made man in his own image so i suppose it is a greater affront yet easier to understand because the human has more qualities that perhaps justify the cruelty. whereas the animal would not have merited that cruelty at all. so in my opinion i think god see's Cruelty to a human is worse but easier to forgive Cruelty to an animal is not as bad as to a human but harder to forgive.
Answered by Melorious - Mon Sep 28 09:01:20 2009
Q. Would being cruel to a dog or a bird for example be worse than being cruel to another person?
Asked by yetii - Mon Sep 28 08:56:32 2009 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. by all rights it should, a human is self aware and not innocent, whereas a dog does only what it's instinct's and pack (that can also mean owner) trains it to do. so cruelty to an animal i think is worse. yet god made man in his own image so i suppose it is a greater affront yet easier to understand because the human has more qualities that perhaps justify the cruelty. whereas the animal would not have merited that cruelty at all. so in my opinion i think god see's Cruelty to a human is worse but easier to forgive Cruelty to an animal is not as bad as to a human but harder to forgive.
Answered by Melorious - Mon Sep 28 09:01:20 2009
Due to the cruelty on animals,should we become vegetarians?
Q. the video is the reason why I am asking you this question. We look at food but honestly,we never think about this food comes by. My question is do you think that we should make this world a fairer one by stop consuming meat? or should we continue this cruelty towards animals?
Asked by Angelicia - Fri Apr 24 03:42:01 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. I think people should be free to decide what they wish to eat. Being a vegetarian can still negatively impact animal populations and human populations. Ideally, people would know where their food comes from an make an informed decision. That cup off coffee you drink, the banana you snack on are all imported from farms which have raped the landscape, destroyed habitats, and if that isn't bad enough they tend to use a lot of exploitive labor practices including child labor. The plants are covered in chemicals, trucked across the contiinant and sold to you. This is so that we can all have Bananas and Coffee, plants which are in no way native to North America, however we have such a great demand for them that in south america they… [cont.]
Answered by smedrik - Fri Apr 24 09:58:22 2009
Q. the video is the reason why I am asking you this question. We look at food but honestly,we never think about this food comes by. My question is do you think that we should make this world a fairer one by stop consuming meat? or should we continue this cruelty towards animals?
Asked by Angelicia - Fri Apr 24 03:42:01 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. I think people should be free to decide what they wish to eat. Being a vegetarian can still negatively impact animal populations and human populations. Ideally, people would know where their food comes from an make an informed decision. That cup off coffee you drink, the banana you snack on are all imported from farms which have raped the landscape, destroyed habitats, and if that isn't bad enough they tend to use a lot of exploitive labor practices including child labor. The plants are covered in chemicals, trucked across the contiinant and sold to you. This is so that we can all have Bananas and Coffee, plants which are in no way native to North America, however we have such a great demand for them that in south america they… [cont.]
Answered by smedrik - Fri Apr 24 09:58:22 2009
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DARA DeFaoite a horse breeder who hid the carcasses of five horses and two cows in a shed has been remanded in custody.Simon O'Dwyer (64), Garrue, Mullinavat, Co Kilkenny, appeared before Kilken... Feb 2nd, 2010, at 10:51am GMT.
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