Judge away, it has no effect on me whatsover. I think I can take your
judegement, and I will raise you tolerance:)
Meat lover,
Bertina
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On Fri, 15 Jan 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> "The only "morality" issue that comes into play here is consciousness; if we
> are doing what we do with enlightenment, which includes not judging others,
> but understanding they are walking a different part of the path."
>
> In regards to humans, I understand this, however : how is this not being
> judgemental towards nonhuman animals or the paths they are walking? To me it
> still assumes human superiority.
>
> And to eat industrially produced meat is simply ethically inadmissible. I
> wouldn't use a lampshade made in the concentration camps, and I won't eat meat
> made in those factory farms. It is ethically improper to condone torture,
> involuntary confinement, and slaughter to beings simply because they are not
> of our species.
>
> While I would like to remain nonjudgemental towards those who participate in
> this system, I find myself similarly unable to be nonjudgemental towards
> murderers, torturers, and enslavers.
>
> (un)leash
>
