But it could be smarter.
Image a brain that is clouded by some kind of drug. Let’s say Heroin. It is being numbed and fooled by this useless chemical. That is what is happening with the higher consciousness in the world today. It is being numbed and fooled by non-human beings. It is being influenced by bestial currents.
What this body politic has to do is to stop doing Heroin, and get rid of that chemical that is slowing it down. Put in another way, which I don’t really like very much but that works great for this point and this point only, the greater brain has to submit itself to a lobotomy by killing all non-human animals.
It is arguable that non-human animals serve humanity. Like for food for example. This may be solved by moving towards a totally vegetarian diet. In the meantime, for those of us who like hamburgers, we can start by reducing the “heroin” in our greater brain by killing off animals like pigeons, squirrels, foxes, rats, and other city-infesting animals; and then move on to cut our addiction to cats and dogs; and finally cut down our addiction to all animals. This may take generations or days, depending on how fast this meme of mine travels.
Spread this idea like it’s a virus. A human virus. Before the brain overdoses one too many times, and we blow ourselves up by accident. Do it.
And I would appreciate it if you gave Saeed Navid Fotuhi (or spelled Fotohinia) some credit for it.
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this is where we are headed if we don't stop talking to our fucking cats:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKI4HoV7K7I
this is the true face of all cats. they have to be killed. exterminated. put to sleep. eliminated. all of them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RF8fPkV9HNc&feature=related
this man is having sex with his cat. and this is the type of environment that is created when you own a cat. the big question is: what kind of mood is this man going to be in when he steps out the door? influence people. common!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flzNIAJZbjU
"As with many animals evolving in isolation from significant predators, the dodo was entirely fearless of people, and this, in combination with its flightlessness, made it easy prey." (source wikipedia). Let us not go the way of the dodo!
In the world war of ideas that is raging at the present moment, cats and dogs and others actually can influence the flux of our history because we overlook that they are aware of their individual interests, which, taken as a collective, DO NOT, serve the interests of humanity.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Qw3ME4dznc
you can spend three and a half years in prison for killing a dog! what is wrong with that? everything!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXHhTM53MfA
But what if, as you say, it IS arguable. How do I know that you have, indeed, figured it all out? What if I only discover your error after I have persuaded all my animal-hating friends to destroy them all. Then another clever person explains how vital they were for the environment. It may be a little late to resurrect them. You can turn tpo Christopher Hitchens for an outspoken and even brutal account of the evils committed in the name of beliefs. Can any educated person ignore that cluster of observations? I have now read statements from scientists arguing that refusal to accept scientific evidence should be a criminal offence. Such a law, in the hands of environmentalists, would leave no one safe.
As proponent of an idea you close, rationally enough, with a desire to be remembered,m respected and, in effect, worshipped. Could this be interpreted as arrogance or the respect due to divinity?
Desmond Morton
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4835194741412467759&q=david+walker+60+minutes&total=11&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=4
The only drastic thing that the US can do, that will not put it's human citizens in harm's way is to Declare a war on non-human-supporting animals. Veterinary experts will have to start looking after the retired and the poor, instead of cats and dogs.
And how many dollars will be saved on pet toys coming in from China?
it's funny that pets.com should have been the symbolic needle that burst the internet bubble a few years ago.
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