cow pollinater":jn2g0nk0 said:
I do understand the moral outrage, but I don't at all feel that it's my place to judge them or tell them they can't act that way. I've got a laundry list to answer for myself so I ain't going to tell the gal at the next machine that her undies stink. :lol:
For me, it has a lot to do with freedom. If we want to be free to be who we are, we need to support others who want that same freedom. Otherwise, we don't have a leg to stand on when public opinion decides that owning livestock for the sake of consumption is immoral.
It is the moral breakdown of accepting deviant behavior in public and media.
No one here said they couldn't practice that behavior in their own home that is between them and their maker.
The indoctrination of a nation. Before we started accepting this type of behavior in our society we did
did have our kids going to school and trying to take out his class.
Look at the moral's of the country in the 50's and the violence we had in our schools and society versus today.
One of the major changes is the indoctrination of nation through TV and schools by removing all morals.