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« Happy Thanksgiving | Main | United's Bankruptcy » November 28, 2002Reality BitesSusanna Cornett points out how separated we've become from the harder edges of reality. I'll readily admit I probably wouldn't like to be directly involved in the slaughter of an animal for dinner, but I have no trouble remembering where that turkey I'll be eating in a few hours came from. We should all keep that in mind, as well as the other harsh realities of life that many of us in the United States have been fortunate enough to avoid. Posted at November 28, 2002 01:23 PM
Comment policyI apologize for only allowing authenticated commenters, but comment spam overwhelms the site if I don't use those measures to prevent it. I reserve the right to delete any comment, although generally comments will only be deleted due to use of profanity or personal attacks on people. I have no objection to vigorous argument, but when name-calling begins, I'm putting a stop to it. In the immortal words of Eugene Levy, "People, people, let's stop this before somebody says something untrue!" If you want to call people names, I recommend you get your own blog. Trackback PingsTrackBack URL for this entry: CommentsDear Editor, Please, please, please me. I don't care to be directly involved in the slaughter of an animal for dinner but am will to compromise by killing everything that I like, instead. That means that I kill to eat and not enjoy the act. Please- what level of boredom have we slipped toward to provide rights to animals that we have not empowered in citizens of the realm. Suzanne, you have too much time on your hands and my medication is running out. Posted by: CHUCK at November 29, 2002 09:22 PM Post a commentThanks for signing in, . Now you can comment. (sign out) (If you haven't left a comment here before, you may need to be approved by the site owner before your comment will appear. Until then, it won't appear on the entry. Thanks for waiting.) |
