Yes. And from the (now sick) living.
I have the figures for the US at hand.
I am a reflexologist, and in the now over ten years that I've been practicing here, I have not had one single referral from 'good ol' doc' (who I know has a card of mine sitting in his desk), in spite of his knowing from patients of the benefits.
Very few to none.
I wouldn't think that at all.
Like the testing of substances on rabbits' eyes.
'For example, rabbitsâ eyes are extremely sensitive, and they do not produce tears. One of the most common tests used in product testing is the Draize Eye Irritancy test, in which caustic substances are inserted into immobilized rabbitsâ eyes to see how irritating the materials are. Because rabbits do not tear, there is no danger of the chemicals naturally washing out of their eyes. And because the rabbits receive no anesthesia, and are certainly not treated, there is no reprieve from the pain, ulceration, swollen eyelids, bleeding, or blindness that occur as the inevitable result of these tests. '
All of which brings to mind this quote:
"We have enslaved the rest of the animal creation, and have treated our distant cousins in fur and feathers so badly that beyond doubt, if they were able to formulate a religion, they would depict the Devil in human form." --William Ralph Inge
Hear, hear! Check this out, Mark, everyone:
* Remarkable - stunning. All animals are wild and people-friendly. All the images are as the photographer saw them and have not been digitally enhanced. In the new exhibit which will be shown at the Santa Monica Pier mid January. Many of the actual photographs are about 5 feet by 8 feet in size.
Follow these directions: click on Portfolio. To see next image, click on image. Be patient they'll change. *
Same here. Absolutely. Be honest. Do unto others...
I really couldn't bring myself to enter a dissolutionhouse, and cannot watch video clips of abuse and killing either.
Warm clothes are a need; not ripping off another animal's skin.
I agree with you here too.
Right.
I don't actually find any reason why pain should be inflicted.
Yes.
ináhuáman adj.
1. Lacking kindness, pity, or compbuttion; cruel. See Synonyms at cruel. 2. Deficient in emotional warmth; cold. 3. Not suited for human needs: an inhuman environment. 4. Not of ordinary human form; monstrous.
Thanks, Mark. Likewise.
