*(*If we all gang up, maybe we can put him out of his misery!! Notice what
he "skewered". Have fun and make him cry!!*(*
 
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Date: Wed, 26 Oct 1994 12:14:01 -0400 (EDT)
From: AHIMSA & SATYAGRAHA <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask]
Subject: AR ALERT: Typical meat-eater's hate mail
 
Hello, Turtle, Rochelle, Andy, Shannon and everyone else.  This is a perfect
example of the type of sick maniacs who infest our society like an evil plague.
I adamantly urge you all to send (presumably) him a well-deserved response for
the pathetic pondscum that he is.  As a homo sapiens sapien, I certainly
respect the rights of all other humans who respect other animals' lives.  But
this type of organism convinces me that he (or it) is far below the dignity of
even the tiniest amoeba.  To send him responses, e-mail this address:
in%"[log in to unmask]"
Turtle, please also forward this to the SNARE list so we won't let him get away
with any more genocide than he already has.
 
> From: VAXB::ACCMRD       25-OCT-1994 18:50:07.32
> To:   DFISHMAN1
> Subj: vegetarian folly
>
>  I understand that you have a problem with meat eaters. I must tell you that I
> come from a long line of carnivores and that there is nothing wrong with this.
> The hunter is the noblest of archtypes and I am proud to relate that I myself
> have skewered a small furry animal with a pointy stick ( a ferret, I think)
 and
> like the great hunters from our long ago past on the savannahs of Africa, I
> took pleasure in watching its life blood drain from its convulsing body and
> watched with glee as the once sentient eyes faded to dull grey, before
 plunging
> its still warm body into my mouth.  This has been perhaps the greatest natural
> high that I have ever experienced, orgasmic in nature. This is our glorious
> heritage and is the reason why we have triumphed to dominate the earth!
>  It is you who are the sick one, consuming poor defensless plants! At least an
> animal has a fighting chance. It is the great struggle, the survival of the
> fittest. But to devour plants which can neither hide nor fight, what sport is
> there in that? Did you ever read the book _The_Secret_Life_of_Plants_? Plants
> are conscious, feeling life forms certainly on a higher plane than cows! I'll
> bet you're one of those sicko's that own  a Veg-o-matic.
>  I'll bet you can't supply me with one good reason to go against the natural
> order of carnivorism. I intend to go on eating animals of all sorts and wish I
> had the opportunity to eat you!
[Posted in FML issue 0994]