RE: is it vegan? cheesy pus and placenta????!!!

December 17, 2002

in fact many cultures turn periodic women away during this 'unclean' time ... Indian women aren't allowed to cook ... some women aren't allowed to socialise for those couple of days...

yet here in the West people're gobbling up these chickens' bodily fluids every day of the week ... hmm...

i hear you can fry up human after-birth with onions and it's pretty good ... tho i doubt i or most people could stomach the idea... and yet people are quite happy to stuff eggs into their gobs...

is human placenta vegan? i always thought that it was one of the only vegan products of an animal that we could use ... (as well as with human milk)...

i was also pondering human milk farms... does anyone know if that idea has been turned into a sci-fi film or book yet?

"One human produces enough milk per day to feed a young baby. We have increased their hormone levels and now the milk produced can feed a family or two per cow (human woman)."

"What do we do with all the babies?" "We sell them to the aristocracy sir... they pay a good price"

"Where do you find them?" "We send out scouts. Mostly we get them off the black market trade. You see we compliment the sex trade; the women are imported from impoverished countries in Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa, South America. They are employed in the sex trade. Some conceive by accident, the pregnant women are moved to the extreme sex trade until just before birth. Our scouts pick them. Our more adventurous scouts just pick young women from small foreign villages, promise them marriage, impregnate them and then dump the pregnant mother at our 'guest house' - where we prepare the women for labour, by removing the baby - carefully done by making them think that the child is poorly.. and dies... they lose hope and we offer them good work to heal their pain."

hmm ... i guess there needs to be a little more vegan literature out there... Vegan Sci-Fi ...

December 17, 2002

A period is not the same as egg production There are 14 days between the two in female human beings .

I don't understand the connection people try to make between a bird and a mammal . I don't think birds lose blood since they don't need to make a new internal "nest "for the young to develope in , They have an outside nest where the egg is placed

If something is unwanted placenta,faeces etc surely it does no harm to take it and use it . Equally so with something freely given eg blood ,donor organs etc so the question of vegan should not arise

RE: is it vegan? cheesy pus and placenta????!!!

yet here in the West people're gobbling up these chickens' bodily fluids every day of the week ... hmm...

i hear you can fry up human after-birth with onions and it's pretty good ... tho i doubt i or most people could stomach the idea... and yet people are quite happy to stuff eggs into their gobs...

is human placenta vegan? i always thought that it was one of the only vegan products of an animal that we could use ... (as well as with human milk)...

Vegan Sci-Fi ...

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