Re: PETA's Ties to Terror

Firebombs aren't exactly cold or controlled.  They're kinda more like a
voracious inferno.

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 12:07:57 -0700, frlpwr wrote:

> Rubystars wrote:
>> 
>> "usual suspect" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
>> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> > Rubystars wrote:
> 
>> > > I'm scared of ELF and ALF because I intend to work in zoology and >
>> > > > > even if I'm very kind to animals I study,
> 
> How do you figure it's "kind" to purposely make healthy animals sick?
> 
>> > > I may be targeted for
>> > > assassination by these loons one day.
> 
> Every animal researcher should live in fear and shadows.  If you want to
> mutilate and kill animals, get a bodyguard.
> 
>> > You're right to be concerned for your safety; their agenda is
>> > radical, and their concern for others is non-existent.
> 
> Not true, our understanding of "others" is more expansive than yours.
> 
>> Even if they > > don't harm you physically or harass you and your >
>> family (Chiron > > employees' *children* were harassed!), they could
>> still cause your study and/or research to be interrupted or lost.
>> 
>> Yup :(
> 
> Yup ;)
>> 
> (snip)
> 
>> Ominously, the message identified the researcher overseeing studies of
>> inhalation toxicology at the laboratory, declaring his "time is up."))
>> 
>> It makes me wonder how they can see this as empathy and compassion.
> 
> Why should animal torturers and killers be recipients of empathy and
> compassion?.  They should be treated the same way they treat their
> laboratory tools, with cold, controlled indifference.