I eat eggs laid by Free Chicken

I'm not quite up there with the vegetarians, but I try to minimize
meat and most importantly I try to eat eggs laid by Free Chicken.
That's a funny concept as we don't know to what extent chicken are
"free" like us. They are raised "outside the cage," while we live in
democracy and can make all the noise we want and still are in the
cage. Then the economics of it make us pause before we eat more eggs.
Do they have a cooperative or does the farmer own the means of
production? I saw a film that was quite scary and I want to know...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVdlxwX6A7g

I know these questions won't bother me anymore when I become a true
vegetarian, but in an imperfect world we must do what we can to
improve the world, one egg at a time.

----------------------------------------------------------------

http://webspawner.com/users/BANANAREVOLUTION

On Oct 1, 6:40 am, Laurie > wrote:
> On 9/30/2011 5:35 PM, TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher wrote:
> == ... most importantly I try to eat eggs ...
> Chicken menses?? The unfertilized egg, cast away to the winds, or
> local rodent, snake, dog, ..
>
> == ... laid by Free Chicken.
> Dose chikin's ain't free, Tweaty, they are imprisoned by food and
> fences, are Genetically-Modified-Atrocities, and controlled by The Man;
> that is not free, either.

They are outside the cage. It sounds freer than us!

>
> == I saw a film that was quite scary and I want to know...
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVdlxwX6A7g
>
> This film is hilarious, and, yet, conveys serious concepts through
> children's visual input. 90% of the information that goes into our
> brains is visual. [Don't ask how they measure this, without numerical
> data. Maybe something like number of neurons firing per second.]

Instead of grossing out people I chose to make them laugh and think.
The film is rated very highly. The happy ending is naive, of course.
There's NO revolution here like in Animal Farm, just escape. Hey, we
can escape to Europe where food is not that manipulated.

>
> == I know these questions won't bother me anymore ...
> Then, why should they bother us?
> Or, will the answers bother you enough to do something growth-oriented,
> and purely selfish; to stop eating cholesterol, and animal fat, and
> burnt protein?
> Your blood pressure and chols would improve; isn't that big enough
> incentive for you? Several more years with your family?

True, and several more years fighting the "jungle." Funny, the
original book "The Jungle" (1906) was about the food industry. I think
it still is a huge part of the manipulation, particularly of children.

(my theme is WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE)

>
> == when I become a true vegetarian, ...
> As opposed to, say, a false one?
>
> == ... but in an imperfect world we must do what we
> == can to improve the world, one egg at a time.
> Improving ourSELVES is the ONLY thing we can improve, and all that
> takes are self-actualizing decisions. CHANGE YOUR MIND!

I'm more ambitious than changing myself. I want to change the world!

WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE (beware of the hungry lion)

http://webspawner.com/users/donquijote

Cannibal.

--
Paul Hovnanian
------------------------------------------------------------------
Diplomacy is the art of saying "nice doggy" while looking for a rock.

On Oct 1, 1:46 pm, "Paul Hovnanian P.E." > wrote:
> Cannibal.

http://amazingdata.com/mediadata12/I...30140215. jpg

The fact of eating caged chicken makes you a chicken too. Chicken eats
chicken. We should hunt the chicken the old fashioned way giving them
a chance to escape.

We should get up in the morning, bow and arrow, and go hunting.
Otherwise we should go gathering berries, like Little Red Riding Hood.
Beware of the Wolf!