Veganism

[Evenharmonics]

It's those who don't see or recognise or aren't willing to compromise their lives to make a change to help future population that should surely be sterilized first.

I've heard a speech like that uttered by someone back in 1940's.

 

[sippy]

No exceptions though Evenharmonics...... that's the difference.

 

[scott wurcer]

No exceptions though Evenharmonics...... that's the difference.

It started in the 1880's and that was the original intent. Origins of Eugenics: From Sir Francis Galton to Virginia's Racial Integrity Act of 1924 | Eugenics: Three Generations, No Imbeciles: Virginia, Eugenics & Buck v. BellEugenics: Three Generations, No Imbeciles: Virginia, Eugenics & Buck v. Bell

 

[Evenharmonics]

No exceptions though Evenharmonics...... that's the difference.

But the issue is who gets to decide.

 

[sippy]

This is not about Eugenics, Hitler and digital watches

No Exceptions.... it's not Too hard to understand, or is ones mind too highly trained to get it?

 

[Galu]

This is not about . . . digital watches

Are digital watches vegan?

It's About Time We Talked About Vegan Watches: Five Brands to Watch - Vilda Magazine

 

[sippy]

How about ethical?

 

[scottjoplin]

It depends The dark side to '''vegan leather''' is far from ethical

 

[Galu]

Are we going to blether about pleather?

(Blether - Scottish for 'talk volubly')

 

[scottjoplin]

I'll leave that to PETA Vegan Leather: What It Is and Why It Belongs in Your Closet | PETA

 

[jfetter]

This is not about Eugenics, Hitler and digital watches

No Exceptions.... it's not Too hard to understand, or is ones mind too highly trained to get it?

It is and it is not.

I found a nice copy of 'Heredity - Eugenics' by Davenport/Carnegie Institution.

Its was published by Henry Holt 1913. This was the peer reviewed science of the day.
I have another somewhere around here published by League of Nations advocating population reduction. Printed history is important because it shows us the truth of the times and cannot be edited by wikipedia. Yes its all connected, surely Watson you can see that. Now tell me again- how many fingers?

Just poking yu.

 

[Black Stuart]

So, as early as that the elites knew they should have instigated population control.

If the Black Death had'nt roller-coasted it's way through Europe in the Middle Ages just think what the numbers would be today.

 

[nigelwright7557]

If the Black Death had'nt roller-coasted it's way through Europe in the Middle Ages just think what the numbers would be today.

Not to mention a couple of world wars.

 

[jfetter]

Wars have a higher weighing on society vs plague as the alpha males are reduced.

 

[sippy]

I forgot about plague..... maybe thats the answer, unlike war, plague does not have a minimum admission age.

 

[Galu]

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the 1918 influenza pandemic which killed in excess of 50,000,000 people worldwide.

This was more more than the estimated 40,000,000 killed due to World War 1.

Authorities are working to address the continuing threat of flu and to prepare for the next pandemic.

To paraphrase Dr. Ian Malcolm, "Death, uh, finds a way"!

Remembering the 1918 Influenza Pandemic | Features | CDC

 

[jfetter]

Looks like smallpox is all time winner. I think the GMO foods may end up as the cause of next extinction event.

 

[scott wurcer]

I think the GMO foods may end up as the cause of next extinction event.

As much as I don't like them I would not go this far. Dying of boredom is more likely with the current "world taste" in food.

 

[scottjoplin]

I'm more likely to die of boredom with the music served up these days. Slightly more on topic, but with a music theme, PETA loses the plot again.... Pet Shop Boys Don't Support Pet Shops | PETA
The "comments" say it all

 

[Evenharmonics]

Looks like smallpox is all time winner.

But count the time span and you will see a different picture.