>The Luddites were principled people willing to stand up for those
>principles... never mind that those principles included disease,
>poverty, inefficiency, pollution, etc. etc. etc.

I'm convinced that any Utopia will destroy what could remotely be called sapient humans.

>The PETA has principles, but it lacks all common sense in the
>application of those principles. I've always had the feeling that
>PETA's eventual goal is the mass suicide of the human race so that
>Nature can get along without us.

No kidding. Food chain. Does anyone in the PETA leadership understand how the concept works? As a woman, all I can say is thank god for technical progress and advent of humanism.

>Besides, any group which claims that cow milk is a cruelty and that
>people should be encouraged to drink beer instead- and actually
>attempts a national campaign on this- deserves to be mocked.
>Repeatedly. INCESSANTLY.

No kidding. Have they ever seen a cow or a goat that needs milking? They are miserable. I weas at a state fair this weekend. The poor goats were waddling and bleatting in discomfort. They had huge, swollen udders. They could easily be prey to predators or even suffer internal ailments from their inability to lose milk without stimulation (i.e. milking or nursing).

The human breeding experiments with animals cannot be reversed. If the anti-milk crowd wants to actively cause the exinction of dairy goats and dairy cows, then they need to look at their principles. Animal cruelty also happens when humans abandon domesticated species.

righteously,
Trigger

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