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Cuba. Basically just Cuba.mandalorian2298 wrote:So he DID mean communism! Please give me an example of socialistic-central-goverment-yet-not-quite-communistic country, because i don't know which counties you mean.
Children, this is what happens to hockey players, druggies, and Hillary Clinton.jay_a2j wrote:mandalorian2298 wrote: You didn't put in the:
11. Countries thet don't know how to throw nuclear bomb on a populated city(or cities), have no right to have nukes
Koolbak forgot:
When you believe that you can sell nuclear techknowledgy to crazy dictators and somehow don't think he won't use that information to obtain nukes.


Hey, whatcha got against PETA?? I'm in PETA - "People for the Eating of Tasty Animals"!!!KoolBak wrote: 9. You have to believe that hunters don't care about nature, but
PETA activists do (CLASSIC).
Yup...thats how I know I am not a liberal now.DogDoc wrote:Hey, whatcha got against PETA?? I'm in PETA - "People for the Eating of Tasty Animals"!!!

are registered trademarks of Backglass Heavy Industries.lol! I used to have a friend who did all large animal medicine - I used to kid him that he had the luxury of sending his mistakes to McDonald's . . .KoolBak wrote:LMAO!! Says the vet....another instant classic...
"Sorry ma'am, your sweet, uh, tasty, kittie didnt make it......"
The other white meat........
PETA isn't pro-nature, thjey're pro acknowledging that animals feel pain and that its unethical to kill them and keep them in cramped living conditions in disease ridden pens when we no longer need to rely on them for food (soy, nuts, beans, all contain protein, so there goes that argument out the window)KoolBak wrote: 9. You have to believe that hunters don't care about nature, but
PETA activists do (CLASSIC).
They're also pro-ecoterrorism and pro-killing dogs. PETA is a group of attention seekers who want everyone to do it their way.cowshrptrn wrote:PETA isn't pro-nature, thjey're pro acknowledging that animals feel pain and that its unethical to kill them and keep them in cramped living conditions in disease ridden pens when we no longer need to rely on them for food (soy, nuts, beans, all contain protein, so there goes that argument out the window)
unfortunately most ppl have become so accustomed to the fact that they can eat beef, pork, chicken that they don't realise how they feel jsut as much pain as a cat or a dog, you wouldn't hand a dog upside down by its ankles and slit its throat so you could eat it.
We didnt "Develop" incisors TO eat meat, we eat meat BECAUSE we have incisors that make it easier to do so, and its Yummy!cowshrptrn wrote:Honestly, i'm not advocating some of PETAs policies, but my sister's a vegan, so i knwo a bit about this. The issue isn't that is alive, the issue is that it feels pain.
Also, we developed incisors because the easiest way for us to get protein back then was through meats, since we can get our protein just as easily from other sources we dont' need them, they are essentially vestigial for vegans.
Also, If we do go exclusively vegetables for protein we would need much fewer crops and be able to preserve a larger amount of wilderness since for every calorie of cattle we eat, a lot more calories of plant matter is consumed, so if we stop breeding cattle, we have fewer of them, and can phase them out, and leave meat eating to places where they ahve no other options, ie draught destroys their crops of some other reason. For the US at least, we could convert to vegetable proteins and be perfectly healthy.
This is probably a moot point to argue on, since eating meat is soo socially accepted and part of our culture and people woudl have a VERY hard time not eating it. I myself, while knowing all the benefits of the country going vegan, still have a hard time giving up meat (and thats while living with vegetarian parents).
I see, you cleraly aren't fond of a little theory called evolution. Animals which had teeth resembling incisors could tear more meat off of bone, and get more protein and nourishment, and eventually they developed into incisors through hundreds of generations.ksslemp wrote:We didnt "Develop" incisors TO eat meat, we eat meat BECAUSE we have incisors that make it easier to do so, and its Yummy!
riskllama wrote:Koolbak wins this thread.
Not to mention a lot of vested interests wouldn't want this information to get out. What no one knows about trophic levels? Or lactic acid?cowshrptrn wrote:Also, If we do go exclusively vegetables for protein we would need much fewer crops and be able to preserve a larger amount of wilderness since for every calorie of cattle we eat, a lot more calories of plant matter is consumed, so if we stop breeding cattle, we have fewer of them, and can phase them out, and leave meat eating to places where they ahve no other options, ie draught destroys their crops of some other reason. For the US at least, we could convert to vegetable proteins and be perfectly healthy.
This is probably a moot point to argue on, since eating meat is soo socially accepted and part of our culture and people woudl have a VERY hard time not eating it. I myself, while knowing all the benefits of the country going vegan, still have a hard time giving up meat (and thats while living with vegetarian parents).
I didnt hear about this. Have a news source, or is this "from a friend of a friend who knew somebody"?KoolBak wrote:how bout them PETA pro-lifers that let all the dogs out of their cages at a dog show and a bunch ran out on the hiway and got squarshed? I know it wasnt in their plan but nevertheless it happened.

are registered trademarks of Backglass Heavy Industries.MeDeFe wrote:
Liberal as I know the word means, among other things, promoting personal freedoms, also free trade, protecting the individuals privacy from both the state and business, encouraging free speech and so forth.
I think you get the picture.
Gives you something to think about, doesn't it?
reverend_kyle wrote:MeDeFe wrote:
Liberal as I know the word means, among other things, promoting personal freedoms, also free trade, protecting the individuals privacy from both the state and business, encouraging free speech and so forth.
I think you get the picture.
Gives you something to think about, doesn't it?
Thats alot more liberal than libertarian...
IMO, liberal is alot more pro social freedoms but want restrictions on business to help stop them from abusing peoples social freedoms. Free trade is actually more of a republican thing because they believe that buisnesses should be able to do whatever the f*ck they want because they believe they'll give it back.(Which they wont.) Not to mention the several other fucked up things about free trade.
JESUS SAVES!!!PLAYER57832 wrote:Too many of those who claim they don't believe global warming are really "end-timer" Christians.
Very few liberals I know are actually against wearing fur... In fact, isn't hollywood just a bunch of pinko liberal commies?jay_a2j wrote:reverend_kyle wrote:MeDeFe wrote:
Liberal as I know the word means, among other things, promoting personal freedoms, also free trade, protecting the individuals privacy from both the state and business, encouraging free speech and so forth.
I think you get the picture.
Gives you something to think about, doesn't it?
Thats alot more liberal than libertarian...
IMO, liberal is alot more pro social freedoms but want restrictions on business to help stop them from abusing peoples social freedoms. Free trade is actually more of a republican thing because they believe that buisnesses should be able to do whatever the f*ck they want because they believe they'll give it back.(Which they wont.) Not to mention the several other fucked up things about free trade.
social "freedoms" like:
pot smoking
gay marriage
abortion on demand
yet they want to restrict the social freedoms of:
smoking (cigarrettes)
wearing fur
driving SUV's