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Ghardo

Germany1685 Posts

July 17 2008 18:17 GMT

United States2873 Posts

July 17 2008 18:38 GMT

lol wtf?

Ryot

Canada316 Posts

July 17 2008 18:46 GMT

first thing I thought of were Zerglings, and if earthlings and zerglings got in a fight, who would win.

But I'll watch this sometime and edit with my thoughts later.

kidd

United States2848 Posts

July 17 2008 21:41 GMT

Wow.. this is seriously so sad, I hate watching these things.

_Grazze_

834 Posts

July 17 2008 21:59 GMT

i can't stand watching em' ....

OGzan

United States289 Posts

July 17 2008 22:22 GMT

thats sad as hell

alffla

Hong Kong20321 Posts

July 17 2008 23:26 GMT

oh man lol i watched this a few months ago

but now im back to eating err protein again ._.

BottleAbuser

Korea (South)1888 Posts

July 18 2008 02:46 GMT

Vegan lifestyles are not unreasonably difficult. Veganism addresses these abuse issues, and will become easier as it becomes more mainstream, accepted, and supported. Hopefully. I'm not holding my breath.

Mickey

United States2606 Posts

July 18 2008 16:56 GMT

Watched it in my Ethics class for the spring semester. A lot of people couldn't help themselves, but cry. I remember three guys my age just started sobbing, and left the room. It's pretty horrific video, but for some reason I couldn't stop eating meat afterword. I remember at the end of the semester a lot of people said they became vegetarians.

I might consider becoming vegetarian, but I haven't even had barbecue in my lifetime. I still have a lot of eating, before I can go cold turkey. lol.

BuGzlToOnl

United States5918 Posts

July 19 2008 06:04 GMT

#10

Just watched the entire thing thought it was a beautiful film well put together and had some powerful imagery in it. But I don't think this will change my eating habits, I've known about these things for a while now. It's a shame and I do realize that the animals do feel pain, but pain is also a part of nature, it's natural. A buffalo being taking down by a pride of lions will feel roughly the same feelings as a steer being slaughtered. The only difference is that humans do it in a much larger scale and have designated facilities for it.

It's basically how you are brought up and what is currently deemed acceptable in society. Don't think many westerners would ever consider eating dog like they do in Asian countries as just an example. I really don't think it would be that bad, its meat. I would probably try it if I had the chance.

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