> Thoenen, Peter Mr. EPS[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > wrote: > > If you were a *enlightened* vegan, you would see this as no different that > shooting a deer or eating a hamburger. I believe they would argue animals > don't consent to be killed for sport or food either. If anything, this is > more wasteful and degrading as you are not eating the meat...just pure > sport. > If the sniper were non-human, they might have a case. However, I am not. I am a human being, and value the lives of members of my own species above those of non-humans.
> Not speaking my opinion here, but happen to live with a vegan who preaches > to me the evils of my ways (mostly for humour now) at every meal. > Ah, but has he/she/it reached 5th level? They don't eat anything which casts a shadow. http://207.195.217.127/vegontv/1995to1999.html Peter > -Peter > > > From: Trei, Peter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > > Major Variola (ret)[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] writes: > > > Rifle and scope: $1,200 > > > Box of .223 Hollowpoint: $6.99 > > > Tarot Deck: $2.95 > > > Scoring an FBI analyst: priceless > > > Some things are priceless. For everything else, there's MasterCard. > > > Dedicated to Eunice "Squeal Like a Pig" Stone > > > > > I fail to see how anyone, anytime, anywhere, can support > > the hunting of random non-consenting humans for sport. > > > > Peter Trei
