Here's someone Kubrick would like to kill with his bare hands...

**Stanley_Kubrick** · July 17th, 2002, 09:16 AM

<a href="http://www.cnn.com/2002/US/07/16/burned.kitten.ap/index.html" target="_blank">I hope this guy gets raped repeatedly by several men while he is in custody...</a>

**Cleetus** · July 17th, 2002, 09:26 AM

If it was my apartment complex, I would have grabbed my peacemaker(it aint a gun, but a thick wooden axe handle that has already seen some good action) and had some Cleetus justice on the sickos. I am shaking in rage just reading this stuff.

**Radical Dreamer** · July 17th, 2002, 09:37 AM

That sorry sack of **** and a ****ing poor excuse for a human, sob's need to all have their nuts put on a grill while we sit around and say, beenie weenies, awww how cute!

die cat torturing bastards die!

**Morticia Addams** · July 17th, 2002, 09:57 AM

I cant believe the sickness of people these days.. I hope they bend his *** over and screw him with a burning hot rod ..
I just wish that the laws were more severe for idiots like these.. And the people standing around watching and chanting should get the same. Low life mutha f******
Agggghhhhh

**NeuromancerIV** · July 17th, 2002, 10:15 AM

I have no words to describe my...overwhelming urge to vomit and strangle this sob with piano wire...

he ought to be strung up naked and have his "sack" lowered into boiling water for a few minutes, so we won't have to worry about this waste of oxygen ever breeding.

And for the spectators...i vomit in their general direction, make them work in a humane society disposing of all the euthanised animals for a week or two, see if their attitude toward cruelty improves...

**Stalemate** · July 17th, 2002, 10:29 AM

It's really hard for me to express any comments which don't involve vengeful acts, so I'll refrain.

**Mr. Pickles** · July 17th, 2002, 10:41 AM

Must...refrain...from....driving....there...to...h urt..people....

**Fierce** · July 17th, 2002, 10:41 AM

**ilovetheusers** · July 17th, 2002, 10:43 AM

My 1st thought was - Castration - don't let him breed.

I'd like to do awful things to him but just to play devils advocate - what's the difference between the kitten and the chicken or cow that that was raised is ****ty conditions and eventially enviscerated for your eating pleasure? I mean, why the diferentiation? What makes one life more important than another?

Not trying to get anyone POed, just trying to make you think.

**Stalemate** · July 17th, 2002, 10:57 AM

<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by ilovetheusers:
My 1st thought was - Castration - don't let him breed.

I'd like to do awful things to him but just to play devils advocate - what's the difference between the kitten and the chicken or cow that that was raised is ****ty conditions and eventially enviscerated for your eating pleasure? I mean, why the diferentiation? What makes one life more important than another?

Not trying to get anyone POed, just trying to make you think.<hr /></blockquote>I see your point, but I think there's a world of difference between killing for food and killing/torturing for pleasure.

Even in countries where cats/dogs are consumed, the actual "preparation" doesn't usually involve cooking tha animal alive (I know there are exceptions - in particular with fish dishes - but you get my drift <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" /> ).

**NooNoo** · July 17th, 2002, 11:07 AM

That falls firmly in the torture category.

**Cleetus** · July 17th, 2002, 11:22 AM

There is a huge difference between killing the animal quickly and letting it suffer while everyone stands around a laughs. Killing it as quickly as possible is what most hunters and what most meat manufacturers try to do. These sickos were torturing the poor cat. Maybe we could send them back to the concentration camps of hitler and let them know what it was like to be roasted alive.

To me, these people are absolutly no different than the ones that America is suppossed to be ridding the world of in this so called war on terrorism.

**Garak** · July 17th, 2002, 11:29 AM

i say string the gits up by their genitals and let them suffocate... and thats me being leniante.

i cant beleive that some people are this sick..

**NeuromancerIV** · July 17th, 2002, 11:56 AM

<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by ilovetheusers:
My 1st thought was - Castration - don't let him breed.

I'd like to do awful things to him but just to play devils advocate - what's the difference between the kitten and the chicken or cow that that was raised is ****ty conditions and eventially enviscerated for your eating pleasure? I mean, why the diferentiation? What makes one life more important than another?

Not trying to get anyone POed, just trying to make you think.<hr /></blockquote>What makes it glaringly and obviously different is the use of deliberate and sadistic TORTURE. If he merely intended to eat the kitten *gods know why that might occure to anyone but..* it was not necessary to TORTURE the animal before doing so, it was inefficient and the mark of a barbarian *ie boiling a chicken alive to remove feathers as opposed to decapitating it cleanly first. And in our society that willingness to deliberately inflict torture for pleasure is the mark of a thing with some serious deep seated pyschological problems.

What makes one life more important than another?

I love that comment, as far as I can tell, most people are Vegans and Vegetarians out of pity and compassion for animals. But I have no pity for my food, but neither should I or anyone make it suffer needlessly. I love my dog, but I know in a worst case crisis *trapped in the mountains or something*, she's food for me and my family. I hunt, and I've lived on a real farm for years growing up, so my perspective of animals is not quite the lovely discovery channel rosey view of the "beauty of nature"...

There are some monks in different faiths that only eat fruit and nuts that have fallen naturally from a tree or bush...because they feel that to TAKE anything from a plant or animal is MURDER. Some believe having a PET is SLAVERY and milk is RAPE...

some people need to get some damn perspective!!

And some believe if something "can feel pain" it shouldn't be eaten, and use that as a rationale..I personally feel that is self delusion, but hey, if living that life makes them happy...

So where do you stop, what LIFE is being referred to in the comment? Everything is alive, Life exists only by TAKING other life, be it animals or plant, bacteria, mold etc.. "No two things in life are equal or have an equal chance." Let me repeat that: Life exists only be TAKING other life.

But inflicting torture is inexcusable, I even pin my lobsters before boiling, and stun my fish before scaling...however try telling that to a wolf pulling a deers guts out while its still alive and kicking and shrieking *yes deer can shriek*

Again not looking for a fight here on this

just another person's opinion

**ilovetheusers** · July 17th, 2002, 12:45 PM

Oh, I'm not going to argue with you - I pretty much agree. I've been working with animals for over 14 years and I know where you are comming from. BTW- I'm not a vegetarian either though I do eat a lot of morningstar farms food (the fake bacon kicks *** !).

I understand that this is torture and that killing for food is different. Note that modern killing practices aren't always painless and could be construed as torture. Many a cow in the slaughterhouse doesn't get the proper "stun" from the electrodes and will be enviscerated and have it's guts town out while still kicking. Nobody really cares though.

I was just looking to point out that it seems that it's OK as long as we don't to see it. Not that torturing an animal on purpose really compares with the slaughter of animals in the slaughter houses, but I think you can see the picture. I just like to point out double standards, though this really isn't the best example.

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