Watch this video and tell me what you think.?
you need to watch this documentary.
http://www.jonhs.net/freemovies/earthlin...
please tell me what you think
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I watched the whole movie, and I have seen others similar to it and some more graphic (esp. regarding China). It is ironic but not surprising to see humans regress to such levels that we care so little for our own survival as we systematically tear apart our world and every living creature within until we are left with our own demise and nature takes it's obvious course. It is both disgusting and repulsive how animals are treated still today. I beg to differ with anyone who claims that it is human nature to do so in order to survive or that it is necessary, for any other reason, to subject animals to such torture and cruelty. Sometimes, it makes me wish humans weren't the most intelligent beings on earth, and treated by higher intelligent beings the way we treat less intelligent life. Maybe then we would appreciate life at all levels with more respect, understanding and compassion. But we are arrogant in our unrelenting endeavor to exploit huge profits and instant gratification to problems nobody wants to deal with, at any cost. Governments turn their heads and look the other way when crimes are committed for the sake of big business and corporations. In that respect, I am ashamed to be a human being.
Sucks, how the world is. Very sad.
what if we were them and they was us... i had a lot to think about after i watched that video... and if you think about it it's people in other countries are getting treated just like that. I guess you live and learn. wow now that was deep... so that is what i think.
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this documentary is awesome!
its always been the humans that are the wreckers of the world. the only way that we can at least stop all this madness is if all humans will live for what they need. if you ask yourself, "do i know any human that only lives for their needs?" you will answer no. everyone has wants. i am not trying to exclude myself from others but i am trying to overcome that sin of wanting.
for example, if you look at the natives in any country, they hunt animals for their needs and use the whole animal, even the bones. but they do not hunt everyday but only when there is a special occasion, etc...
so please, if you are reading this, try not to live for your wants, but live for what you needs.
The documentary, or one similar to it, should be required viewing.
Someone buying a pet should be required to watch the section on puppy and cat mills.
Someone ordering chicken should be required to watch the part on chicken.
Someone ordering dead cow (why do they call it beef?) should be required to watch that section.
Someone buying leather or fur should watch the sections on leather from Indian cows and fur from China.
Little monitors at the point of ordering or check-out should convert many.
A final comment -- even without the terrible, agonizing deaths inflicted on animals for food, we should respect their right to live. Even if their death could be humane (ironic what the root of THAT word is), we shouldn't kill (murder) them.
Thank you.
this vid is to long and i agree with one of the three stage of truth it's ridicule how we are treating each other thats sad
This is the world we live in, if you don't like meat do not eat it, eat weeds instead. There are more than enough cats and dogs, without buying from a pet store. If the market for these items ends so will the sellers.
What bothers me the most about these kind of documentaries, is the fact that more, much more "rights" are bestowed upon these animals than are given to the pre-born in America today.
People will fight like dogs to save a snail, a owl, or a tree, while turning their backs on the slaughter mills know a "family planing" that is disgusting., and as a nation we will be judged for turning a blind eye.
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