cnudell said:
but you do use ****** and the Nazi propaganda to compare the meat eaters to him!!!
I do not recall comparing Nazism to the meat industry. But, as you have brought it up, it is an apt comparison that fits very well.
The meat eater
does have a holocaust on his plate. Animals
are treated as ****** treated the Jews. The Nazis did systematically work people to death, impression them, rape them, abuse them, slaughter them, neglect them. It sounds exactly like the meat industry.
Although, the main differences between what the Nazis did and what goes on today with animals is that people always thought that what the Nazis did was wrong. Today the majority feels there is nothing wrong in the daily abhorrent way billions of animals are treated. This commodification of animals and the indifference people have towards them makes the current situation FAR WORSE than the ‘Holocaust’ ever was. The so-called ‘holocaust’ only saw ~7,000,000 people go to their deaths. In the USA alone some 19,000 animals and birds are killed every single minute. In the USA that makes for a holocaust EVERY SIX HOURS. Worldwide some 45-BILLION animals are killed each year, and hardly anyone even thinks about it. That makes what happens today far worse than anything ****** could ever achieve.
The only reason a person would find offense with what I wrote above is if they are RACIST. If they think of humans as gods and animals as inferior commodities, then they will take offense. But any reasonable person should take offense to their attitude, as it is a DIRE attitude that is mediaeval and far from civilized. The only way humans can justify what they do to their fellow animals is by appeal to religious superstition. And those who do use religion and their credulity to justify death and cruelty make me sick to my stomach. Such people are weak and without logic. I have spoken with these examples of humanity and it is like speaking with an empty shell for they are soulless and dead inside. There is nothing there within these people bar the religious programming of their manipulators. And these sheep go willingly into their cocoons of delusion.
“The question is not, Can they reason? Nor, Can they talk? But, Can they suffer?”
- Jeremy Bentham, 1789.
“The worst sin toward our fellow creatures is not to hate them, but to be indifferent to them, that’s the essence of inhumanity.”
- George Bernard Shaw.