I feel pain

10 Responses

1. Marcy

   25|Sep|2007 1

   i think it goes triple when they refer to themselves as a “spiciest”. or rail against all vegetarians & vegans as hypocritical for eating fish, when if they were they wouldn’t be veg or vegan, duh. *shakes head at complete and utter lack of intelligence*

2. bazu

   25|Sep|2007 2

   so much word.
   can we add to that list:

   -but cows need to be milked, if it wasn’t for us, farm animals wouldn’t even be here

   and

   -how sad that you care about animals more than you care about people (as if compassion and justice are limited to one species)

3. Jul

   25|Sep|2007 3

   I obviously care about other living beings more than you, because I only eat plastics and metals. So there. :)

4. Quirky

   25|Sep|2007 4

   Someone always says they are “off to eat a big juicy cheeseburger.” Every. Single. Time.

5. tubs

   26|Sep|2007 5

   Yes, it’s not worth it to validate specious & tangential hypotheticals (such as being stuck on some godforsaken island) by bothering to answer them either.

6. Lazurii

   27|Sep|2007 6

   Ooo, ouch. I’m a vegetarian that believes plants can feel pain, but when misused. Eating a plant is not misusing it. Torturing a plant (like ripping or burning leaves, etc) I believe can cause pain to the plant, especially when there is no point in the torture. But now you can all call me weird. I’m off to eat a big juicy Boca Burger.

7. Kate Saltfleet

   08|Oct|2007 7

   “You know root vegetables scream when pulled up, don’t you?”

   *rolls eyes*

8. Gary

   11|Oct|2007 8

   Well, I have to respect the carrot liberators for dealing with the roots of the problem.

9. Greenwood

   02|Dec|2007 9

   Good idea - I mean, the “assume good faith” principle is great, but you can only take it so far.
   BTW, can you add canine teeth to the list?

10. Greenwood

    02|Dec|2007 10

    “I didn’t fight my way to the top of the food chain to become a vegetarian!”

    This one is right down there!