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       Re: Western civilization = sustainable evil
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: May 19, 2022, 8:39 pm
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       It's OK for bear-baiters to be "white":
  HTML https://us.yahoo.com/news/man-pleads-guilty-torturing-black-154542838.html
       [quote]Two months ago, a judge approved a plea deal for a man
       accused of abusing and mistreating black bears in forests
       statewide. On Thursday morning, the same judge was on the bench
       as one more person decided to accept a plea deal in that case.
       Of the nine people charged, William Tyler Wood became the sixth
       to resolve his case. He pleaded guilty to five counts of felony
       cruelty to animals and one count each of conspiracy to commit
       RICO Act violation, using animal to fight or bait another
       animal, felony littering, unlawful use of two-way communications
       device to facilitate, and unlawful taking of black bear.
       ...
       The judge said he doesn't typically grant delays for jail time,
       but made an exception in this case for Wood, who wants to spend
       some time with his son.
       ...
       These co-defendants have resolved their cases with plea deals:
       William "Willie Bob" Edward Landrum, 43, from Virginia; Hannah
       Weiner Scarbrough, 30; her husband, Charles, 33, both of
       Callahan, Florida; Haley Reddish, 28, of Lake Butler; and
       Christopher Elliot Haun, 45, of Ormond Beach.
       ...
       This case stretches back four years. State officials said the
       defendants used trained dogs to viciously attack black bears in
       several wildlife areas, including the Ocala National Forest.
       The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said the
       people used tasty treats to attract the animals, which were then
       chased by the dogs. State investigators said the dogs were
       monitored with GPS.
       The scared bears would climb trees and stayed there, hoping the
       dogs would leave. Rather than leaving, officials said, the dogs
       would remain at their posts. The bears would jump from tree to
       tree, with some of them falling to the ground.
       The dogs would then run after the bears and savagely hunt them.
       Authorities said at least one bear was shot and later skinned.
       Images of the bears' ordeals were recorded and placed on social
       media, officials said.[/quote]
       #Post#: 13720--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Western civilization = sustainable evil
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: May 28, 2022, 9:47 pm
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       Westerners keeping birds sustainable for Westerners:
  HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/small-knife-rural-economy-bird-135504426.html
       [quote]A third of shoots could be cancelled this year, as a
       shortage of birds threatens to cut off a “major lifeline” for
       rural communities.
       ...
       An analysis by Guns on Pegs has estimated that gamekeepers will
       put down up to 40 per cent fewer birds compared with a normal
       season. About 30 to 40 per cent of shoots are expected to be
       cancelled completely.
       It is warned that the cancellations will have a “catastrophic”
       impact on shoots, as well as pubs, hotels and country sport
       shops. Shooting is estimated to bring £2.5 billion to the rural
       economy and support tens of thousands of jobs.
       ...
       “We will definitely have a shooting season,” he told The
       Telegraph. “But we will have to reduce the number of days pretty
       savagely, I don’t know exactly how many.
       “It is not by any means what we would have wished for. People
       are just getting back on their feet after Covid. It is another
       small knife in the rural economy.”
       Mr Breitmeyer said that whilst his small family shoot would be
       able to weather the storm, larger commercial operations and
       businesses that “live and breath shooting” will experience a
       “very, very significant downturn”.
       ...
       Partridge and pheasant shoots, which begin in September and
       October, make preparations - such as planting cover for the
       benefit of game birds and other wildlife - now. They face losing
       that money if they later have to cancel.
       Mr Breitmeyer said: “If we could get the eggs into the country
       now, then people could start the season later. They might be
       able to get two-thirds of a season.
       ...
       The supply of partridges has been the worst hit, according to an
       analysis by Digby Taylor from Guns On Pegs, the UK’s biggest
       shooting marketplace which has more than 100,000 members.
       He added that the issues have resulted in bidding wars on young
       birds, the price of which is already inflated due to rising
       costs of gas and wheat.
       ...
       It is warned that the losses could also have a knock-on impact
       on future conservation efforts, to which gamekeepers are said to
       be central.
       Garry Doolan, of Aim to Sustain, a coalition of shooting
       organisations, said: “Shooting sustains huge areas of the
       countryside and is at the forefront of tackling the biodiversity
       crisis through the creation of habitat and management of
       species.
       "The shooting community will continue to carry out that role
       whether or not they have partridges and pheasants this season,
       but the loss of income is bound to have an impact on future
       investment in conservation”.[/quote]
       Best comment:
       [quote]The ' shooting community " needs to examine their ethics
       and get another hobby imo . What is ethical or even sporting
       about bring in a bunch of birds releasing them and then
       murdering them ? The presence of mankind has been nothing but a
       horror show for the other creatures on this planet .[/quote]
       But at least the photo accompanying the article introduces us to
       a new non-Aryan face shape, the hexagon?
       [img]
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       #Post#: 13775--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Western civilization = sustainable evil
       By: Zea_mays Date: May 30, 2022, 12:23 am
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       [quote]But at least the photo accompanying the article
       introduces us to a new non-Aryan face shape, the
       hexagon?[/quote]
       Hmm, maybe? A hyper-robust shape from which the square (retained
       jawline, reduced cheekbones) and pentagon (retained cheekbones,
       reduced jawline) are derived?
       #Post#: 13776--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Western civilization = sustainable evil
       By: Zea_mays Date: May 30, 2022, 12:24 am
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       In other news, some Western psychopath made a jazzy montage of
       an industrial crab murdering facility.
       Starts off strong at 0:10 with "crab killing unit".
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooN_WzxETIQ
       #Post#: 13777--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Western civilization = sustainable evil
       By: Zea_mays Date: May 30, 2022, 12:25 am
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       Apparently pet cloning is an entire consumer industry.
       [quote]I started the cloning process of my late cat in 2017 with
       ViaGen Pets. Yes, actually cloned, as in they created a genetic
       copy of my cat. I got my kitten in October 2021. She’s now
       9-months-old and the polar opposite of the original cat in many
       ways.[/quote]
  HTML https://old.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/uupphp/i_cloned_my_late_cat_ama/
       [quote]Woman spends $25K to clone her cat
       Kelly Anderson's cat Belle was cloned from her late cat Chai in
       a procedure that comes with its share of controversy.[/quote]
  HTML https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/living/video/woman-spends-25k-clone-cat-83451745
       [quote]How do you feel about the cats that are used as an
       incubation machine for yours? Do you have any info on the
       logistics behind that part of it?
       I wanted to clone my dog, but I had an ethical problem with the
       thought of a mama dog being kept in a cage just to be the
       incubator for lots of cloned embryos.
       [quote]Don’t do it. The “surrogate” undergoes major painful
       surgery, where they take out her ovary, inject it and then put
       it back. Most of the animals that are born die. By far.
       Imagine your little pal being cloned four times, and three of
       them die? Or worse, they have to repeat it constantly until they
       finally are able to offer you one that made it? Meanwhile, the
       “surrogates” undergo completely unnecessary surgery.
       [quote]Based on her replies, OP is in complete denial of these
       facts. She believes no animal was made to suffer from her
       decision to have her cat cloned and shrugs off any evidence
       presented from published scholarly journals to online articles
       that point out the ethical problems of animal cloning. Her
       attempt to normalize this practice and minimize or flat out deny
       the issues you pointed out is abhorrent.[/quote][/quote][/quote]
  HTML https://old.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/uupphp/i_cloned_my_late_cat_ama/i9hvqxy/
       [quote]In addition: spending all of that money on cloning rather
       than adopting any one of the overabundance of adoptable shelter
       pets.[/quote]
       [quote]Why four years ago in the r/cats sub did you state that
       you would match the $25,000 spent on this animal cruelty science
       experiment and donate it to a shelter and now when people ask
       why you didn't just donate you are defensive and no mention of
       said donation? Did you not keep your word and donate the $25k?
       And how 4 years ago did you have $50k to blow when you have
       stated you had to get a loan from family to pay for the cloning?
       And do you think your dead "soulmate" cat would approve of
       another innocent cat being forcibly inseminated in order for you
       to clone them?[/quote]
       Western Civilization keeps getting more and more disgusting.
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       Re: Western civilization = sustainable evil
       By: Zea_mays Date: June 6, 2022, 6:29 pm
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  HTML https://old.reddit.com/r/BreadStapledToTrees/
       [quote]Pictures of bread that have been stapled to trees.
       Please remove any staples from the trees after you submit your
       photo. Staples can cause harm to the trees, and nobody wants
       that.[/quote]
       ...Or just don't staple the trees and waste bread in the first
       place?
       #Post#: 13914--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Western civilization = sustainable evil
       By: rp Date: June 7, 2022, 7:20 pm
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       Chinese (sub)humanists harness Western machinery to satisfy
       their Gentilic urges and continue the same practice of
       sustainability as their "White" counterparts:
       Chinese scientists produce world’s first pigs cloned entirely by
       robot:
       [quote]Researchers in China say they have developed a process to
       clone pigs entirely through the use of robots – a development
       that may help the world’s largest pork consumer reduce its
       reliance on imported breeding pigs.[/quote]
       I'm willing to bet that the faces of the machinists look exactly
       the way we would expect them to.
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       Re: Western civilization = sustainable evil
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: June 9, 2022, 12:53 am
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  HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/video-shows-deadly-abuse-octopus-224503619.html
       [quote]The case stems from the video, obtained by People for the
       Ethical Treatment of Animals, that was released in April as part
       of a campaign to discourage people from eating stone crab claws.
       The video focuses mostly on the crew of the boat harvesting the
       claws, which PETA says is cruel toward the crustaceans, although
       commercial fishing advocates say the practice is sustainable
       because the crabs are not killed and their claws regenerate.
       But the video also shows commercial anglers aboard the vessel
       Booga Man killing the octopus and beating a nurse shark against
       the gunwale of the boat. Both animals were caught as bycatch in
       a stone crab trap.
       ...
       The woman told the crew she was interested in commercial fishing
       and wanted to learn more about the industry, Mattson said.
       Once on board, she filmed a man who Mattson said is Mora
       reaching inside a stone crab trap to remove an octopus.
       He grabbed the octopus while using “a violent ripping motion and
       removed the head and guts,” Mattson wrote in his report.
       Mora then threw the octopus into a “dark colored bin,” according
       to the report. The octopus was still alive and moving in the bin
       “with its guts and head removed,” Mattson said. The octopus
       eventually died.
       “Mr. Mora went about his way and continue to work. He does not
       pay any attention to the octopus squirming and struggling while
       suffering in the bin,” the report states.
       ...
       “The crew welcomed the individual aboard, where she openly
       recorded workers mutilating crabs and octopuses and beating a
       shark against the side of the boat,” Colley said.[/quote]
       Unrelated:
       [quote]the woman is a PETA investigator who took hidden camera
       video to expose the use of electroshock devices on horses at a
       Kentucky stable.[/quote]
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       Re: Western civilization = sustainable evil
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: June 11, 2022, 8:55 pm
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  HTML https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2253325/Nine-arrested-animal-cruelty-Wyoming-pig-farm-workers-caught-video-brutally-punching-sows-flipping-piglets-air.html
  HTML https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/12/26/article-2253325-16A7F55F000005DC-352_634x422.jpg
       [quote]Troubles for the Wyoming pig [s]farm[/s] started in May
       when the HSUS released shocking footage online showing workers
       viciously kicking animals, hitting them with sticks and tossing
       small piglets.
       Shot by undercover activists over 27 days, the video shows a
       bearded worker taking his anger out on a sick-looking mother
       pig, shouting: 'You want to f*** with me today? I'm in no
       f***ing mood!' before punching it.[/quote]
       Violently breed pigs in cruel, inescapable and sustainable
       factory conditions, and then sincerely accuse the pigs of being
       the ones "****ing with" you. A.k.a. it's OK for factory herders
       to be "white".
       [quote]Later in the video, a severely obese worker hits and
       kicks a pig with a broken leg before bouncing her weight on its
       injury, yelling at it to get up. The pig lets out a
       blood-curdling squeal.
       ...
       The undercover investigator also found pregnant pigs with
       untreated abscesses and severe rectal and uterine prolapses,
       mummified piglet corpses, and baby piglets who had fallen
       through floor slats to either hang to death or drown in manure
       pits.
       Pigs used for breeding were confined in two-foot-wide metal
       cages so small they can't even turn around.[/quote]
       This is how the pigs "**** with" factory herders, apparently.
       (Compare with police attitudes towards "non-whites":
  HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/news/police-rightist-bias/
       )
       Further information about how pigs "**** with" factory herders
       (sustainability emphasis in bold):
  HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_farming#Impacts_on_sow_breeding
       [quote]Hogs raised in confinement systems tend to produce 23.5
       piglets per year. From 2013 to 2016, sow death rates have nearly
       doubled from 5.8%-10.2%, 25-50% of these deaths have been caused
       by prolapse.[15]
       Other probable causes of death include vitamin deficiency,
       mycotoxins in feed, high density diets or abdominal issues.[16]
       ...
       Raising rates in death are a profit concern to the industry, so
       money is being invested into research to find potential
       solutions of preventing prolapse.[17]
       ...
       Pigs were originally bred to rapidly gain weight and backfat in
       the late 1980s. In a more fat-conscious modern day America, pigs
       are now being bred to have less back fat and produce more
       offspring, which pushes the sow's body too far and is deemed one
       of the causes of the current prolapse epidemic. Researchers and
       veterinarians are seeking ways to positively impact the health
       of the hogs and benefit the hog business without taking much
       from the economy.[18][/quote]
       In fact, pigs have been "****ing with" herders even before the
       factory era:
  HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_slaughter#European_tradition
       [quote]Pig slaughter is a tradition known in numerous European
       countries and regions: Armenia (Խոզ
       մորթելը, Khoz
       mort’ely), Only Traditional among Albanian Christians), Bulgaria
       (колене на
       прасе, kolene na prase), North
       Macedonia (колење
       на прасе, kolenje na
       prase), Croatia (kolinje), the Czech Republic (zabijačka),
       France (tue-cochon), Georgia
       (ღორის
       დაკვლა, ghoris dak’vla),
       Greece, Hungary (disznóvágás), Italy (maialatura), Moldova,
       Montenegro (svinjokolj), Poland (świniobicie), Portugal
       (matança), Romania (tăiatul porcului, Ignat), Russia
       (Убой
       свиней, Uboy sviney) Serbia
       (see below), Slovakia (zabíjačka), Slovenia (koline), Spain
       (matanza), Ukraine, Corsica and others.
       ...
       The slaughter traditionally takes place in the autumn and early
       winter, and the timing has several practical considerations.[9]
       It can start as soon as it gets cold, as the cold is required as
       a natural method of preserving the relatively large quantities
       of meat during the butchering.[10] Yet, because people often do
       the work in the open, it is preferable that the temperatures
       aren't too much below freezing during this time, hence the
       slaughter rarely extends into winter. Also, slaughter activities
       typically need to produce results before the Christmas season,
       to provide for the festive cuisine.[/quote]
       Actual Christians would not celebrate Christmas this way.....
       [quote]After WWII, in Yugoslavia, a state holiday fell on 29
       November, with that and next day being non-working, so most
       slaughters were held on that occasion. In Croatian region
       Dalmatia, the pig-slaughter are traditionally done in period
       between Christmas and New Year's Eve.
       The entire duration of the slaughter can be as long as three
       days. Because people were traditionally stocking up on supplies
       before winter, it became customary to slaughter more than one
       pig, which increased the amount of time necessary for the meat
       to be processed. Some families visit their relatives (often
       grandparents) and friends at that time of the year, in order to
       help.
       ...
       To complement the activities, rakija or wine is drunk by
       participants during the butchering.[10]
       ...
       In some countries traditional pig slaughter is a special
       event.[16] Pig slaughter in the Czech Republic has usually taken
       place during the winter months, when low temperatures make it
       easier to store fresh meat and meat products. Preparations for
       the event extended over a number of days and involved a variety
       of ceremonies.[16] The event itself was accompanied by the
       making of traditional dishes such as jitrnice, tlačenka and
       škvarky. After the slaughter, the young men of the village would
       visit neighbours and relatives bringing gifts of meat and fresh
       soup. The pig slaughter ended with what was called a karmina, a
       special celebration held in the household where the slaughter
       had taken place. Invited guests, sometimes dressed in masks,
       would join in the feasting and drinking.[16] In the past, the
       traditional pig slaughters usually ended on Ash Wednesday.[16]
       ...
       The traditional domestic pig slaughter was a favourite theme of
       the renowned Czech painter Josef Lada.[16]
       ...
       In Slovakia, the pig slaughter (zabíjačka,
       zakáľačka, bravčovina, svinský kar, karmina) was
       an essential part of the winter traditions from early medieval
       times.[23] The pig slaughter was considered an important event
       in village society and an opportunity for families to get
       together. According to Katarína Nádaská of the Department of
       Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology at Comenius University in
       Bratislava, the traditional period for pig slaughters usually
       started on 21 December, the feast day of St. Thomas. There was a
       special magical importance attached to the date and farmers
       believed that the meat of a pig slaughtered on St. Thomas Day
       would last longer.[23] A second traditional pig slaughtering
       period began around Mardi Gras.
       In the past there were a number of traditional customs
       associated with the pig slaughter. After the slaughter, the
       girls of the household would collect the bones and scatter them
       around the yard for love magic purposes.[/quote]
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       Compare:
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       #Post#: 14115--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Western civilization = sustainable evil
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: June 15, 2022, 11:03 pm
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       There is no escape from Western civilization; either we destroy
       it or we remain its prisoners forever:
  HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/galapagos-fantastic-giant-tortoise-believed-003106129.html
       [quote]Galapagos 'fantastic giant tortoise' was believed to be
       extinct for 100 years — until the discovery of a lone
       50-year-old female nicknamed Fernanda
       ...
       "The significance of the find is huge," Evelyn Jensen, a
       lecturer in molecular ecology at Newcastle University, told
       Insider.
       ...
       "The finding of one alive specimen gives hope and also opens up
       new questions as many mysteries still remain," Caccone said,
       posing questions about whether there are more tortoises on
       Fernandina Island, whether they can be recovered through a
       breeding program, and how they got there in the first
       place.[/quote]
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