Guest guest Posted November 11, 2008 Report Share Posted November 11, 2008 You are absolutely right. AAPN is a form for believers in aimal welfare and the rights of animals. Not a forum to decide who should live and who should die. We may not always be successful or capable, but our goals should be clear. There are many other fora for discussions on tiger farming, not AAPN which, I believe, is a forum for people with similar ideals on animal rights. Nanditha Krishna On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 12:24 PM, AZAM SIDDIQUI <azam24x7 wrote: > May I call upon our members here, most of us who always find some > interesting reason for animal debates on which ones to protect, which ones > should be killed, which ones should be bred, which ones to be consumed, > which ones to skinned, how humanely it needs to be done with less pain..... > the topics are never ending. > Fair enough. Accepted that there should always be a scope of healthy > discussions, debates and arguments. > But why do I then feel that it is 'unhealthy' to be debating on something > that talks about ending the life of a living being as per our whims and > fantasies? Who are we to decide on how best should we allow an animal to be > killed/ tortured/ abused or used for HUMAN beings? > When we pledged to help the animals we came with a focussed mind which > could > compromise on nothing but 'Right to Life'. > And here we are instead caught up in a world of Unethical, Nonsense debates > which are instead inspired and planted by our opponents and very smartly > given a HUMANE touch by none other than our very own animal people behind > the mask. > > How disgusting !! > > I tried putting myself in place of those animals for whom we the animal > people have thought otherwise, a farm, a humane slaughter, a fund raising > circus by entertaining the humans.... and any such activity where 'PAIN " is > claimed to be minimized. > > And I decided that I would accept nothing short of a FREE LIFE. > I want to Live, thats all. > > I wonder if asked the question how many of us would volunteer for a swap > with that Tiger in the farm, the cattle lined for humane slaughter or the > elephant on whom the rich asses are chasing a ball for a pride?? > > Do feel to speak your mind with just a 'YES' or a 'NO' to the above > question. > And please NO DEBATES..... its the question of 'Right to Live' > > Azam Siddiqui > > -- > http://www.stopelephantpolo.com > http://www.freewebs.com/azamsiddiqui > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 11, 2008 Report Share Posted November 11, 2008 Very well said, Azam. Chinny Krishna Quoting AZAM SIDDIQUI <azam24x7: > May I call upon our members here, most of us who always find some > interesting reason for animal debates on which ones to protect, which ones > should be killed, which ones should be bred, which ones to be consumed, > which ones to skinned, how humanely it needs to be done with less pain..... > the topics are never ending. > Fair enough. Accepted that there should always be a scope of healthy > discussions, debates and arguments. > But why do I then feel that it is 'unhealthy' to be debating on something > that talks about ending the life of a living being as per our whims and > fantasies? Who are we to decide on how best should we allow an animal to be > killed/ tortured/ abused or used for HUMAN beings? > When we pledged to help the animals we came with a focussed mind which could > compromise on nothing but 'Right to Life'. > And here we are instead caught up in a world of Unethical, Nonsense debates > which are instead inspired and planted by our opponents and very smartly > given a HUMANE touch by none other than our very own animal people behind > the mask. > > How disgusting !! > > I tried putting myself in place of those animals for whom we the animal > people have thought otherwise, a farm, a humane slaughter, a fund raising > circus by entertaining the humans.... and any such activity where 'PAIN " is > claimed to be minimized. > > And I decided that I would accept nothing short of a FREE LIFE. > I want to Live, thats all. > > I wonder if asked the question how many of us would volunteer for a swap > with that Tiger in the farm, the cattle lined for humane slaughter or the > elephant on whom the rich asses are chasing a ball for a pride?? > > Do feel to speak your mind with just a 'YES' or a 'NO' to the above > question. > And please NO DEBATES..... its the question of 'Right to Live' > > > Azam Siddiqui > > > -- > http://www.stopelephantpolo.com > http://www.freewebs.com/azamsiddiqui > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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