I can still hear their screams..

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I can still hear their screams..December 14, 2005

The men grabbed each cage off this huge truck and threw them to the ground - as

high up as 30'. The cries of these adorable dogs and cats as they hit the ground

sent me into shock. Several dogs and cats crammed into each cage, many already

bloodied and many whose bones would break upon impact. I can still hear their

screams. As I watched the video progress, I realized that I was crying. The

screams of live dogs and cats as they were skinned alive, their big eyes begging

for mercy and receiving none, ripped my heart out and brought incredible rage

from deep down inside. More on http://www.newswithviews.com/Devvy/kidd144.htm

 

 

 

 

 

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In message <00ff01c603f0$acbbeff0$34127e50@perroszv6i2cri>, Le Petit

Chien <perro10 writes

 

>I can still hear their screams..December 14, 2005

>More on http://www.newswithviews.com/Devvy/kidd144.htm

>

Whilst the live skinning of cats and dogs in parts of Asia is totally

horrific, we should avoid the kind of assumptions made on the above

website about communists or Chinese being particularly barbaric.

 

One has only to think of the baby seals in Canada, the rattlesnakes in

the US, the foxes still ripped apart alive in the UK despite new

legislation, the barbaric production of pate de foie in France - the

list goes on and on - to know that human cruelty knows no boundaries,

geographical or political, though the sheer amount of it for profit or

pleasure rather than hunger or need is unrivalled by any other species.

 

Good wishes,

 

Vanessa

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Still these words (of the link I send) are beautifully said don't you think?

I would not feel offended myself if anyone says the Dutch are particularly

barbaric.

WE ARE!, then again, I am not doïng it myself and will protest wherever I

have the chance.

If I wóuld feel offended then probably I would have got sómeting to hide?

 

I agree animalcruelty happens all over the world, not particularly by

communists in China or Asia.

But if anyone of last mentioned would féel offended by that assumption (how

controversial certain assumptions may be)

then he (or she) próbably feels no immediate priority in changing certain

cruelty/or could have had something to hide,

which ofcourse is sad and unfortunate.

 

In other words, beïng personal is not someting I personally have problems

with. You have, and that is not wrong, it's personal.

 

Thanks for your response,

 

Le Petit Chien

 

 

 

 

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" Le Petit Chien " <perro10

Cc: <aapn >

Monday, December 19, 2005 11:57 AM

Re: I can still hear their screams..

 

 

> In message <00ff01c603f0$acbbeff0$34127e50@perroszv6i2cri>, Le Petit

> Chien <perro10 writes

>

>>I can still hear their screams..December 14, 2005

>>More on http://www.newswithviews.com/Devvy/kidd144.htm

>>

> Whilst the live skinning of cats and dogs in parts of Asia is totally

> horrific, we should avoid the kind of assumptions made on the above

> website about communists or Chinese being particularly barbaric.

>

> One has only to think of the baby seals in Canada, the rattlesnakes in

> the US, the foxes still ripped apart alive in the UK despite new

> legislation, the barbaric production of pate de foie in France - the

> list goes on and on - to know that human cruelty knows no boundaries,

> geographical or political, though the sheer amount of it for profit or

> pleasure rather than hunger or need is unrivalled by any other species.

>

> Good wishes,

>

> Vanessa

>

[Guest guest]

In message <006a01c604a2$ed9d2630$34127e50@perroszv6i2cri>, Le Petit

Chien <perro10 writes

 

>I would not feel offended myself if anyone says the Dutch are particularly

>barbaric.

 

>In other words, beïng personal is not someting I personally have problems

>with. You have, and that is not wrong, it's personal.

 

I obviously didn't make my point clear and I apologise for that.

Personally I don't feel offended and have no view as to whether feeling

offended is right or wrong, but anything that gives at least some people

a chance to claim racial or national prejudice detracts from the

effectiveness of a straightforward condemnation of the behaviour without

reference to the race or political allegiance of the perpetrators.

In other words, I'm something of a pragmatist in these matters!

 

Good wishes and thanks for your prompt response.

 

Vanessa

 

PS I attended an event at Brussels university on Saturday where I had

the pleasure of meeting vegans from Holland as well from Belgium and

France, so I am well aware that the Dutch, like the Chinese, the British

and everyone else, can be compassionate as well as cruel.

Good luck in all your undertakings!