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As said by the great Maddox:
What makes you think that animals suffer in slaughter houses anyway? I think it would rule to be raised for slaughter. Get all the free steroids you want, free meals and plenty of good company--hell, you have it made. Then when you're at the prime of your life, you get your head generously chopped off so you don't have to live through the suffering of old age. Not only that, but you can die with the satisfaction of knowing that somebody is going to enjoy eating a burger made out of you. What's more humane? Being slaughtered for meat or having to spend 8 hours a day, 40 hours per week in a cubicle for the rest of your life with assholes who listen to shitty music without headphones, then retiring and withering away with old age and cancer as your obnoxious kids grow up and treat you like shit? Slaughter please.
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http://maddox.xmission.com/hatemail.cgI#PETA
What am I trying to say by posting this quote? SLAUGHTER ANIMALS, of all creatures on the planet, have a better life quality quotient than human beings, the self-proclaimed "top of the food chain", have. Sad.
I'm all for euthanasia, but I believe that there should be a "quality of life requirement", as in, not just anyone can legally kill themselves. It's one thing to have your girlfriend dump you, it's one thing to accidentally forget to dress to go to school (we've all had that dream, right?), it's one thing to lose your megacorp to a ruthless investor. It's a whole 'nother to be sitting in a bed slowly wasting away, unable to do anything and knowing that things are only going to get worse. We need to draw a line.